Sentence examples for sermons start from inspiring English sources

Back at church, his sermons start to grow more unorthodox, and Father Ralph warns him that his unusual church manner and trips to the red-light district have the archbishop concerned.

The staff, Plouffe writes, was "morose" when Wright's sermons started to air, and David Axelrod, the chief strategist, told him, "Honestly, I don't know if we can survive this".

So the sermon started off with a kick ass medley of gospel songs.

Sometimes you lose your way in a sermon and start "acting" like you are teaching or preaching instead of teaching or preaching, or just "filling" the time.

The government has asked imams for recordings of their Friday sermons and started to strictly monitor religious schools.

As I delivered the sermon, I started to look around the room and something caught my attention out of the corner of my eye.

This Easter Sunday, the holiest day of the Christian calendar, many pastors will start their sermons about the Resurrection of Jesus and weave in a pointed message about racism and bigotry, and the need to rise above them.

In Spielberg's lengthy Lincoln, the president explains an instance of verbosity with these words: "As the preacher said, 'I could write shorter sermons, but once I start I get too lazy to stop'".

He started touring the nation reenacting the Billy Sunday sermons Get on the Water Wagon, Booze.

Furthermore, they should start preaching about this issue in their sermons and they should initiate interfaith dialogues with other local religious groups to advocate for our kids.

On the one hand, what pastor doesn't like to start their sermon off with an attention-grabbing joke to wake people up in the pews?