Category Archives: Userm Blog

This the main category for things you’ll find on UnashamedSermons.com that should be helpful for preachers/teachers of God’s word in sermon preparation and in the case of pastors – shepherding His church.

Article Find: Lessons for Mentors to take note of…

Posted on November 23, 2006 by Darren Ethier

Mentoring That Makes a Difference from BuildingChurchLeaders.com – an article worth reading.? Any one in a mentoring relationship (or about to start one) should consider these thoughts.

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Communication in Trust

Posted on November 22, 2006 by Darren Ethier

This is a great article on the importance of communication when it comes to trust in leadership (also deals with effective communication in sharing vision).

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The popularity of hell?…

Posted on October 31, 2006 by Darren Ethier

CNN has posted a news item about the domain name “Hell.com” being put up for auction where the organizers hoped the online address would get bids in excess of $1 million. The current owner of the domain (Kenneth Aronson) said, … Continue reading →

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Three ideas about preaching that will rock your world

Posted on October 25, 2006 by Darren Ethier

When I first saw the title for this article I was expecting a lot more than what I actually read. In his article, Alan Nelson presents three ideas that he believes will contribute towards eliminating the “snore factor” in typical … Continue reading →

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Update – 10/22/2006

Posted on October 22, 2006 by Darren Ethier

Welcome to UnashamedSermons.com! If you are a new visitor here please check out the about link to find out more about the purpose of this site and what you can find on it! The latest message in the series, “Church … Continue reading →

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