Abstract
The fracture of the millennium , which in terms of communication channels is associated primarily with the appearance and spread of the Internet, put the oral (or, more likely, oral and visual) sermon almost on a par with the printing one. The difference in the choice of channel sermon today depends on the personal preferences of the perceiver and the rate of the Internet.
Especially in contrast to the TV and radio on the Internet can be to choose the time of viewing / listening / reading or download a file for later playback, and the amount of material is incomparably higher .