Observation Of Sapphira

The author observes two modes of communication, small group and preaching. The small group communication was observed during Sunday school. The author observes the speaker as being well prepared in her outline of content concerning the discussion of the Ministry of Jesus and the characters Ananias and Sapphira. The topic of discussion was very forthcoming and the discussion grasp the attention of the audience. The speaker engaged the audience through visual aid and discussion questions. A question, for example, what happen to Ananias and Sapphira after both had lied about their wealth or profits? The speaker, then, asked the congregation to share related experience to the topic of discussion which allowed them to raise their hand.
The speaker was observed using Biblical Scriptures to support the finding of the story about the Ministry of Jesus. The speaker tone of voice was pleasant to listen to and often followed facial response if there appeared to be confusion or a need to elaborate. The speaker was observed
The author observed the speaker at the beginning having the audience attention, because of the visual aid and the subject, then the connection was lost. The speaker appeared unorganized, because the message appeared to be all over the place. The author observed people falling asleep and disengaged. The author observance of the delivery of the message as sounding, as if the speaker may have sense the disconnection and was trying to reconnect. The speaker had no points to the keep a flow of the message so that the audience could follow along. The author rated the observation in the content and in the delivery, as a three; because, the effectiveness of a sermon depends on two factors: what is said and how it is said, according to H.W. Robinson. In conclusion, the delivery of any message, by anyone, is important, because it serves as a teachable moment in the lives of believers and as well as