Clicking on an item in the Lectionary column takes you to a Filing Cabinet containing an overview for that season and links to all its associated sermon notes and resources. 

An entry in the Series column indicates that this sermon is part of a series. Clicking on an item in this column takes you to the overview page for that Series and all its sermon links. In most cases, only one or two of the sermons in a series land on a lectionary date. Click on Sermon Series to see a cleaner compilation of all the available sermon series available on this site.

In the Sermon Title column, clicking on an entry takes you to that sermon's text file, which also contains links to other resources associated with that sermon (including its Presentation file). An asterisk (*) after a sermon title indicates that I've preached it multiple times, so you can expect to be more polished.

In the Scripture column I use a 3 character alphanumeric abbreviation (no spaces) for biblical books because it is very concise and works in every case except Philemon/Philippians (Phm/Phi) and Judges/Jude (Jdg/Jud).  For more on this see Bible Books' Abbreviations. 

Each entry in the Scripture column has a numerical prefix for the most prominent text used in the sermon. So if you're not a lectionary preacher and want to sort the sermons in the order of their most prominent biblical text, just sort on the right-hand column. To locate all the sermons that use a particular biblical book, use your browser's Find function.

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Blessing,

Tim

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