I think some of the most creative people are Preachers. O.k now that you have stopped laughing and I once again have your attention;-) What are some of the Sermon titles that you have liked?or if you were to come up with a sermon title what would it be?

-- Anonymous, July 02, 2002

Answers

Who do you think is the Christ?, definitly a very good theme. Cause I know my redeemer lives...(sometimes people lose faith..) Potential(sometimes we think very little of ourself...lack of confidence) Growing in Christ...(after being born again you need to grow in Christ otherwise...)

Thats all for now. Hope you can use them sometimes.

Love

-- Anonymous, July 03, 2002

SOme of Bishop Bryant's sermons:

• Jailbird
• Making God Happy
• Every Sleeping Beauty Has a Prince
• When God Strikes Back
• The Plains of Ono

From Rev. Grainger Browning:

• Dr. J. Vs. the White Shadow

From Rev. Brenda Payne:

• There's a Famine in the Land
• You Got What I Need
• Get to Steppin'
• God Ain't No Cosmic Bellhop
• At Midnight

From Rev. Kenny Robinson:

• Where Are Your Roots, and How Are Your Branches?

From Frank M. Reid:

• The Plantation Mentality

-- Anonymous, July 03, 2002

Hi all,

God has been so good to me. My apartment complex caught on fire in the apartment above me and the Lord spared me. My company is gracious enough to let me go home early and we're off Friday, as well.

One of my favorite sermons is "Next Time You See Me, Things Won't Be the Same". It's about my friends Peter and Paul, of course, when you think about it, it could be any number of people.

To all of you, please have a safe holiday weekend and I hope to meet all of you in the Lord's house tonight and Sunday.

God bless and keep you is my prayer. Be blessed and be a blessing to someone else.

See you on Monday!!

-- Anonymous, July 03, 2002

Hmmm...let's see. Some of the titles that I have used this year that folk seemed to think were interesting include:

"They lied and then they died" Acts 5:1-15 " Lost In our Own House" Luke 15: 8-10 "The Blessings Wont Come Until the Work Is Done" 11Kings 3: 6-18 "Things To Think About Before Tou Fall In Love" Proverbs 4: 23 "Just Do It!" James 1: 22-23 "Managing Our Mouths James 3: &-9 "The Church That Made Jesus Sick" Revelation 3:14-20 "Autopsey On A Dead Church" Revelation 3: 1-6

I think a sermon title is important as it gets folks attention and helps them focus their attention. It also helps them remember the message a little better.... Yours in the Joy of Jesus, Pastor Mike Barta

-- Anonymous, July 05, 2002

I won't give the scriptures ofr these but some interseting titles that I have anda have heard form Seminarians and other AME's around the connection.

1. Back that thang UP-Rev. Marvin Zanders 2. Shake it Fast- Rev. Anthony Reed 3. Get Rid of Gonna- Rev. DR. Kenneth Robinson 4. Beware of the Pink Tornado- Rev. Martin D. Odom 5. The High Price of Low living- Rev. Ronald Williams 6. Will your Faith Raise the Roof- Minister Sinclair Forbes

-- Anonymous, July 07, 2002

These are three of my favorite sermons that God gave to me. Brain Intrusion What will you miss the most if you miss out on God. Its time to rubble The other is one that Bishop T.D. Jakes preached. " The dangers of a empty house"

-- Anonymous, July 09, 2002

correction the last title should read " Its time to rumble.

-- Anonymous, July 09, 2002

I've been reading this board for a couple of years and I finally decided to join in today and contribute an answer.

One of the most helpful, encouraging sermons I've ever heard preached was entitled, "The Potter's Prerogative" by Dr. Claudette Anderson Copeland, New Christian Creation Fellowship in Texas. My memory is a little fuzzy on the exact theme of this particular revival at which she preached the sermon, but I'm almost positive that it was "From Vision to Victory". Anyway, her real focus was on the words "From" and "To" in the Revival theme and how as Christians we are walking on a journey "From" where we are "To" the place that God wants us to be. She used the analogy of a lump of clay on a potter's wheel (THE Potter's wheel!!!) to describe various stages of the Christian journey. Basically, she said that we need to remember that as we travel from "FROM" on our way to "TO" that we are a lump of clay on the Potter's Wheel and that our journey is all about Him molding, shaping, and re-shaping us as He makes us into what He wants us to be. It was truly encouraging.

-- Anonymous, July 10, 2002

I've been reading this board for a couple of years and I finally decided to join in today and contribute an answer.

One of the most helpful, encouraging sermons I've ever heard preached was entitled, "The Potter's Prerogative" by Dr. Claudette Anderson Copeland, New Christian Creation Fellowship in Texas. She preached it during a Revival at my church about 2 or 3 years ago. My memory is a little fuzzy on the exact theme of this particular revival at which she preached the sermon, but I'm almost positive that it was "From Vision to Victory". Anyway, her real focus was on the words "From" and "To" in the Revival theme and how as Christians we are walking on a journey "From" where we are "To" the place that God wants us to be. She used the analogy of a lump of clay on a potter's wheel (THE Potter's wheel!!!) to describe various stages of the Christian journey. Basically, she said that we need to remember that as we travel from "FROM", on our way to "TO", that we are a lump of clay on the Potter's Wheel and that our journey is all about Him molding, shaping, and re-shaping us as He makes us into what He wants us to be and that when we get discouraged to just remember that "we're on the wheel!". It was truly encouraging. I couldn't really do it justice in this short summary. God bless each of you.

-- Anonymous, July 10, 2002

Sorry to all for the duplicate post. I wanted to add something while I was sending the first message and I thought I stopped it before it went through. I added something and then sent what became the second message.

I apologize for the mix-up. Have a blessed day.

-- Anonymous, July 10, 2002

In South Africa we have great sermons. My best sermon title. "David's 5 stones" 1. J 2. E 3. S 4. U 5. S

Love Br Wesley Crowley (Sims Chapel AME Church Stellenbosch Cape Town South Africa)

-- Anonymous, July 22, 2002

I don't have a lot of odd sermon titles but I do have a few. I will be glad to share the notes with anybody who may be interrested in knowing which scripture reference they came from. I would not have a problem with someone even preaching from my notes. They are my notes, but the sermon is from God. Here they are: Sermons Never Die, Stop Looking at Joseph's Coat, The Seventh Man, I am an Amalekite, Satan's Greatest Victory, Between Bethany and Pentecost, Instructions On How To Backslide, The Undelivered Message From Hell, Why should you die before your time, When God rolls up his sleeve, Four thing in Hell that should have been in the Church.

-- Anonymous, November 24, 2002

Some of my favorite sermons titles has been "Don't Look Back", When God Calls Your Name, If you don't bow, you won't burn, Whose in your house, the suddenlies of God, Are you in Church or in Christ and Bound by the Egypts of today. If you would like scripture, please e- mail me and I will be glad to give you scripture pertaining to the topic of choice.

Elder Adrian Washington (totalrecovery@bellsouth.net)

-- Anonymous, October 05, 2003

Somebody Ran Off With All My Stuff!(What does it profit a man to gain..) He Can Say It; Can He Back It Up? (No weapon formed against you..) Savor the Flavor! (Oh taste and see that the Lord..) Don't Be Like Flowers on Tuesday (..be like a tree planted by the waters) If He Holler's Let Him Go! ( David danced before the Lord..) Lost In the Translation ( the Holy Ghost intercedes in our prayers with groanings too deep for words) It Seemed Like a Good Idea At the Time (re stepping outside of God's will) Things You Find Out the Morning After (re Jacob's discovery of cross-eyed Leah in his bed). You Can take the Hebrews Out of Egypt but It Takes A While to Take Egypt out of the Hebrews (the difference between deliverance and recovery). I Wish I Was A Little Bit Taller (the Zaccheus[sp?] complex) You Might Want to Have a Trump Card at the End of the Game (how the theif on the cross got into Glory)

-- Anonymous, October 08, 2003