I created the sermon for today's recorded worship. I did it the way I have done it since May when I put together my sermon for Pentecost. I spent a few days thinking about the Gospel as I walked in the morning. I thought about what I would want to say, and as I walked, I planned my video strategy.
Then I spent a few days walking with my camera and creating the video segments while I talked. I don't write out what I'm going to say, and I don't read it. I have a sense of what I'm going to say, and I just go with the flow on any given day.
My past 2 sermons done this way were less connected, less like a regular sermon. Today's sermon is in some ways like a traditional sermon: I'm trying to unpack and make sense of the Gospel message, Matthew 15: 21-28. But I'm not standing there and talking from a pulpit.
My video is too long to embed here. Here's the beginning segment:
To see the whole sermon, go here. If you want to see more (sermons, book trailers, an introduction to my students), go to my YouTube channel.
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