I'm going to start sending out transcripts of my messages via email. Actually, I'm resurrecting something I did for several years. If you want to subscribe you can do it here.
For those of you who want the backstory, here is a little bit about the evolution of evotional. I originally came up with the name, with some inspiration from our team, as a description of an email devotional. So you drop the "d" and get evotional. Sort of a double entendre.
Then I launched my blog by the same name. But evotional was originally an email version of my weekend message. In the past year, I've taken a little hiatus because I don't have time to write the message out. But we've decided to resurrect it with one caveat: it's an audio transcript.
By the way, I originally did it to work on my writing skills.
Here's the bottom line: I want to resource other pastors. So all of our messages are available for free in lots of formats. You can watch the webcast or download the podcast. So we're adding a transcript to the mix.
The purpose behind it is this. Give NCCers a double dose. Or for those who miss a weekend, it keeps them in the loop. And it's a resource for pastors around the country.
There you have it. The evolution of evotional.
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For those of you who want the backstory, here is a little bit about the evolution of evotional. I originally came up with the name, with some inspiration from our team, as a description of an email devotional. So you drop the "d" and get evotional. Sort of a double entendre.
Then I launched my blog by the same name. But evotional was originally an email version of my weekend message. In the past year, I've taken a little hiatus because I don't have time to write the message out. But we've decided to resurrect it with one caveat: it's an audio transcript.
By the way, I originally did it to work on my writing skills.
Here's the bottom line: I want to resource other pastors. So all of our messages are available for free in lots of formats. You can watch the webcast or download the podcast. So we're adding a transcript to the mix.
The purpose behind it is this. Give NCCers a double dose. Or for those who miss a weekend, it keeps them in the loop. And it's a resource for pastors around the country.
There you have it. The evolution of evotional.
Sign up for a free subscription.
6 Comments:
Scares me when a pastor uses the words resurrecting. Benny Hin ruined it for me! :) you're not doing a Benny Hin are you? :) Please just resurrect the sermon transcripts not anything else. Leave that to Benny Hin and the real resurrecting to Jesus. :) I look for ward to them.
Mark, do you mind me asking if you are using a transcription service for this or is it a staff member that is doing this for you.... I hope I didn't misread but it sounds like you won't be doing the writing. Thanks!
Matt,
We will have the message transcribed and then I might touch them up a little :) I used to write them from scratch but it could take half a day. So it's literally the audio message in written form--word for word. And I may touch it up a little but not much.
Mark
Matt Our transcriptionist is Margaret Salyers. She is fantastic and I highly recommend her to anyone. If you need to get in touch with her for a transcription solution, let me know and I will pass on her information to you.
David, I would like her information, thanks... what is the best way for me to get it from you?
Matt I'll just post it for you and others who may discover this here:
margaretsalyers [at] bellsouth [dot] net
I probably should have done that a half-hour ago. :)
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