All Sermon Speaking Topics
- Be Like Jesus in your relationships
In a sermon series entitled “Be Like Jesus,” Sue spoke on Mother’s Day from John 2. She took the familiar passage of Jesus’ first miracle at the wedding in Cana to talk about Jesus’ identity as Mary’s son and the Son of God. Jesus was 1) authentic–he knew who he was, 2) purposeful–he knew what he came to do, and 3) confident–he knew what he came to do.
Miracles are outside the perimeters of the natural world, so they seem foreign and unexplainable to us. but Jesus is outside the perimeters of nature because he is the creator of nature. Miraculous living/the supernatural are just natural living for Jesus and for all his disciples. Anyone who follows Jesus can walk in the supernatural.
- Arise and sing your song!
Sue has preached and taught on many incredible women in the Bible who lead their families, their ministries, and their nations to trust God and live in freedom. The narratives of women of the Bible contain accounts of abuse and neglect, yet Scripture treats women with dignity and respect, a concept that was foreign to ancient writers, except for the transformation from the Spirit in their lives. Sue boldly unpacks women’s stories, which have been often misinterpreted and undervalued by ministers and teachers. Google Sue Schlesman at West End Assembly of God/WEAG Church for videos of her sermons about Bible women. Often, they are Mother’s Day sermons (but not exclusively for mothers). Always, she shares personal stories with vulnerability and courage. You are sure to laugh and cry. She has led a Bible study called ARISE for women, about Biblical women that has been powerful and profound. She loves to teach about these women.
Her favorite women to teach about are:
Abigail
Bathsheba
Deborah & Jael
Esther
Hagar & Sarai
Hannah
Jocabed
Mary Magdalene
Mary & Martha
Mary, the Mother of Jesus
Mary, the Mother of John-Mark
Michel
Rahab
Ruth & Naomi
Tamar
The Shunammite Woman
The Widows
The Woman at the Well
Psalm 68:11–The Lord announces the word, and the women who proclaim it are a mighty throng.