We’re walking through the Gospel of Luke as our primary text for Sunday messages at Bangsar Lutheran Church. Like previous Prezies, what you get is the main images and even videos but the content is more than that Enjoy anyway.

Listening to Brian McLaren just before the grand opening of World Cup 2010 in South Africa. It’s always better to listen or read Brian directly. 

My feeble attempt to connect the mundane and the mess of our lives to the mystery of the Triune God. Of course, all my Prezies will only make more sense live But one can still catch a glimpse of the overall flow of the message.

Thanks Sophia for giving me the nudge to post of my Prezies up online.  For those who are new to this.  Since, getting used to Prezi, I no longer use Microsoft’s powerpoint for most of my preaching and speaking.

For my case, the Prezies are meant to support my speaking and give some visual aid to those more visually oriented.

This is not yesterday’s Prezi, maybe through the week, and can post all of the ones up since Easter.

Andrew Root talks about what is at stake in our preaching, that sometimes we are preaching to save our own faith.(via Working Preacher)

Brian talks about the weight and import of our preaching given our contemporary context,  and offers encouragement for those called to bring a Word from God in midst of that reality. (via Working Preacher)

Here’s my sermon Prezi which for some reason I had to use LIVE online because my notebook is acting strange again!

For all my messages nowadays I’m using Prezi as my working tool for images and texts.  It fits into my Mind Map approach too.

Of course, what you get on the screen in this post is the presentation minus the person (me!) working through it.  That’s an important component because that’s where the message “happens” in an embodied form.

Having said that, perhaps by just looking through the movement of the Prezi it might spark some reflection. Enjoy!

Here’s my first Prezi supported sermon.  It’s simple but I think I’ve used all the basics including a video at the end!

Raphael Warnock speaks on the significance of life experience and seminary education in good preaching. (HT: Working Preacher)

As one who “preaches” as part and parcel of my work and ministry whether it’s at least three Sundays per month or responding to a variety of invitations from those whom trust me to share “God’s Message”, Raphael’s sharing here deeply resonates with me.