m
n)
n.
1. A religious discourse delivered as part of a church
service.
2. An often lengthy and tedious speech of reproof or
exhortation.
[Middle English, from Old French, from Latin serm
, sermn-,
discourse; see ser-2 in Indo-European roots.]from http://www.thefreedictionary.com/sermon
It's a very, very long time indeed since I have looked forward to hearing a sermon.
But after the last couple of Sundays, where our vicar preached on Psalm 23, Psalm 1 and Psalm 8, I found myself wondering, with almost eager anticipation, which Psalm it would be this week, and what he would have to say.
It was Psalm 19 and I will be writing up what I remember (with the help of my notes - I actually took notes!!!)
Just so as not to bother friends and family who aren't all that interested in churchy stuff, it's on www.episodesandinterludes.blogspot.com
I can't help "doing a bit of church" on this site - it is a part of who and what I am - but I'll keep the "really churchy stuff" on the other site.
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