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The phrase "sermons about" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when discussing topics or themes of sermons, such as “The pastor gave a series of sermons about the importance of forgiveness.”.
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"People can come here and visualize things they have read about, studied and heard sermons about, and all of a sudden it takes on a whole new dimension," Mr. Rosenthal said.
I have a friend who is a pastor in a Presbyterian church, and when she started at a new church she preached six or seven sermons about abuse.
We may hear occasional sermons about why black lives matter, but we're unlikely to live among black people, work with black people, or send our children to school with black people.
There have been sermons about conserving water and electricity.
It was in countless church sermons about better days ahead.
It is certain that clergymen preached sermons about art, giving it a spiritual and symbolic interpretation.
There was the constant praying and sermons about the evils of alcohol and tobacco.
Judicial opinions about salty language, like sermons about sin, are the work of amateurs.
"Before the blast, they say there'd been sermons about fire, about the end of the world.
Instead of endless sermons about 'social mobility' and 'meritocracy', Labour should be a little less relaxed about the filthy rich.
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Tells how the Evangelist conducted the meeting, what the sermon was about, and how the audience reacted.
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