Here is the suggestion -
"Ever think of putting your sermons into book form? How about the "treasures" you have written? I think people would appreciate both."
Stage 1 starts on Sunday. The sermon will be on I AM in Exodus 3. Subsequent sermons will be on the I AM sermons and statements in the Gospel of John.
Weekly and mid-weekly sermons are normal and enjoyable tasks, so I could connect the sermons in a defined series or just as examples, the style of old homiletics books.
By focusing on a passage for the sermon coming up, I can build a book in serial form, as Dickens and others did with their serialized novels. Working on sermons and writing on a separate book topic is double the brain-load.
Meanwhile I am taking steps to begin individual online tutoring. Currently, online classes are like initiation for Skull and Bones - waiting anxiously and being tapped - "Skull and Bones, yes or no!" followed by a chase to headquarters.
Classes are added (yes or no!) and sometimes dropped (no reason given).
