Sentence examples similar to doing a sermon from inspiring English sources

Does a sermon — especially one preached mostly to the choir — have an expiration date?

("When I do a sermon, it needs to last for thirty minutes").

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Besides, I know for a fact that his church was totally packed when he did a sermon about my piece the following Sunday: he actually e-mailed me to say thank you.

And one guy was even made a saint because of breast milk; The Catholic Saint Bernard was still a fresh-faced 12th Century monk when the Bishop of Chalon visited his abbey, and the abbot asked Bernard to do a sermon.

Whenever my dad did a massive sermon on Christmas Day, as he'd process out of the church, he would always turn to my mum and gesture to her, "Was that all right?", then carry on walking, which I've always thought is very human.

I love that Marty did not make a sermon about it.

When he did give a sermon, the effect was the same as in Perth.

"On Doing Good: A Sermon on the Occasion of Wood's Project" was given in 1724.

"But I have to say that this outstanding sermon has done a lot to create a better understanding".

And though his chain of Al Eman cassette shops have removed Mr bin Laden's videos from their shelves, they still do a roaring trade in taped sermons of the preachers who taught and inspired the al-Qaeda leader.