For a larger slide show, along with links to individual charts, click here.
Monday, July 21, 2008
Hudgins Chart Sermons Updated
I have now uploaded a total of 299 chart sermons by my father-in-law, Steve Hudgins, to my web site. The screen show below gives you an idea what to expect:
For a larger slide show, along with links to individual charts, click here.
For a larger slide show, along with links to individual charts, click here.
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3 comments:
It's really amazing to think how much work went into making these charts.
I'm glad you're posting them to the net. It would be a shame if these were not available to use today.
Mark,
Thank you (and bro. Hudgins) for making these charts available. My dad preached a lot of these lessons (I've preached a lot of these lessons!) and I made a lot of "bedsheet" charts for my dad based on bro. Hudgins' charts. I used a really large magic-marker type of pens that were refillable so I didn't have the good look that bro. Hudgins did but it worked for us.
My dad had a very unique handwriting/printing (like hard to read!) so I ended up making those charts in my high school years. I now have a bunch of them stored in my basement since my dad passed away in 1999. I just couldn't (and can't) bear to throw them away because they remind me of some special times.
My son, Wes, had one of them with him at FC a couple of years ago and he hung it in the hall. It stayed there all year. I believe it was "Choose You This Day." I thought that was neat. I doubt many of the guys in the dorm had ever seen a chart like that.
And, some of the charts are not familiar to me so I'm going to look through them for some good sermon topics!!
Thanks again.
Dennis Oliver
Cookeville TN
Dear Mark,
These sermon charts were my first lessons when I started to preach in the early 70's after coming out of denominationalism. I typed about 4 volumes and drew the charts at a time when no computers yet in our country. I photocopied them for its sentimental value before the originals became brittle and now destroyed.
John
Cebu City, Philippines
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