I'll admit to being a little surprised at the results of the poll I posted here regarding the preferred length of a message during a church service. It was based on the July 3rd blog post.
The results were:
Less than 15 minutes - 0% (Thank you.)
15-20 minutes - 3%
20-25 minutes - 4%
25-30 minutes - 12%
30-35 minutes - 14%
35-40 minutes - 17%
40-45 minutes - 12%
More than 45 minutes - 33%
So a hefty and amazing 76% of you wanted messages at least 30 minutes long, if not longer. Well, I have to say - I must be making a bunch of you very, very happy. :)
Now ... I have posted a secondary poll at right -- this one on your preferred length of SINGING during a church service. Please vote.
And be blessed.
2 comments:
I am one of the ones who wants less singing. At least one less song. I, like one of your posters on Facebook, agree that the sermon is the meat and potatoes. I love the message! And so I voted for 45 min or more on the message. I always loved school and college, though, so it stands to reason that I would like to hear more. KFA's worship is awesome, though.
I believe that the music should go hand in hand with what the sermon is about, I think worship sets the tone for the sermon, people need to be motivated, especially the 9am service.
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