Monthly Archives: January 2008

How To Record Your Sermons

Posted by David Peyton on January 29, 2008 3 comments

Dear Pastors,

Many of you requested that I share with you the details pertaining to the recording of your sermons in MP3/digital format. Here are the steps you will need to follow:

Ensure that you have a computer (laptop or PC) with a sound card. Most computers come with a standard onboard (built in) sound card. If you do not have a laptop or computer, you may want to purchase one from one of the many Matrix Technology stores. Alternatively, you can purchase a laptop online from Laptop Direct (who I purchased mine from). The microphone port will look like the pink one below the blue port into which the line in jack is going:
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“The Healthy Church” (Psalm 23)

Posted by Irving Steggles on January 22, 2008 No comments

The third of Laban Mwashekele’s three lectures at the APC Conference, Ora et Labora, January 2008.

“The Healthy Pasture” (Matthew 9:35-38)

Posted by Irving Steggles on January 22, 2008 No comments

The second of Laban Mwashekele’s three lectures at the APC Conference, Ora et Labora, January 2008.

“The Healthy Pastor” (1 Peter 5:1-4; Genesis 31:36-42)

Posted by Irving Steggles on January 22, 2008 No comments

The first of Laban Mwashekele’s three lectures at the APC Conference, Ora et Labora, January 2008.

“Life of David Livingstone”

Posted by Irving Steggles on January 21, 2008 5 comments

A lecture on the life of Christian pioneer and explorer to Africa, David Livingstone, by Erroll Hulse.

“The Work of the Holy Spirit in Preaching” (1 Peter 1:10-12)

Posted by Irving Steggles on January 21, 2008 No comments

The second of Raymond Zulu’s two lectures at the APC Conference, Ora et Labora, January 2008.

“Confronted and Overcome by the Word”

Posted by Irving Steggles on January 21, 2008 No comments

The first of Raymond Zulu’s two lectures at the APC Conference, Ora et Labora, January 2008. We were experiencing some technical difficulties during the first few minutes of Pastor Raymond’s lecture. We apologise for this inconvenience.