Mount Calvary Sermons

EASTER DAY 2015 MARK 16:1-8 I’ve discovered a new way to save time. I’m not a very good typist, and I spend quite a few hours each week at the keyboard doing this: mime typing with one finger of each hand. But, now that I have a smartphone with a voice recognition feature, I can dictate letters, emails and even sermons, and the phone types them, and I save myself maybe a couple of hours a week. The only problem with this is that what the voice recognition thing types is sometimes very different from what I say. It’s an accent thing. Even though I have the setting on ‘British English’ (like there’s some other kind) its performance is pretty hit and miss. So, for example last week I dictated the phrase “the theological content of the sermon”, which my phone typed as “the theological content of the salmon”. Smart fish. Then there was this gem: "The Bridge currently serves those in need residing in Zip code 17011." It typed, "the British army says those