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Radio Player Features:

1. Stream Music In The Background
2. Stable Streaming
3. Social Networking
4. Song Info

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******************** THE ORIGIN & HISTORY OF SERMONS SERVICES MUSIC ********************

A sermon is a type of declamation made by a member of the clergy or made a prophet. A sermon usually concentrates on specific topics that are theological, biblical, moral or religious in nature, often to elucidate on a certain kind of law, belief, or behavior within present and past contexts. Exhortation, exposition, and practical application are some of the elements of sermon.

A sermon, otherwise known as a church homily, and is usually declared in a church or any place of holy worship. The term itself was a derivative of Middle English and an Old French word, which was actually derived from sermo, a Latin word which means “discourse.” Still, a minority believes the word sermon came from serere, which translates to “to join together.”

A sermon can be defined as one of many types, based on the intended audience or subject matter, and can both be spoken out aloud or simply written. Sermon types include liturgical sermons, expository preaching, biographical sermons, topical sermons, narrative sermons, redemptive-historical preaching, Evangelistic sermons (identified with the Greek word “kerygma”), hortatory sermons (identified with the Greek word “didache”), and Illuminative sermons (also known as petihta or proems).