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Equation lectures, speeches, and sermons are:
1. Equally convey oral / verbal message 2
, Equally delivered in public.
3. Raw materials or discourse is prepared in advance before the action.
4. Both use text exposition.

Before we get into the differences lectures, speeches and sermons, we see advance understanding of each.
- Speech is a form of one-way communication in the form of disclosure of the speaker's ideas and thoughts on a matter to many people (general) and do not get a direct response from the listener.
- Preaching is a form of communication in the form of disclosure of the speaker's ideas and thoughts related to religion / spirituality, in the absence of direct interaction between the speaker and the listener.
- Teaching is a form of communication that aims to provide advice or guidance to audiences on debriefing and there is interaction between the speaker and the listener.

Well, here is the difference lectures, speeches, and sermons:
- Speech: (1) the topic of general conversation, (2) there is no interaction between the speaker and the listener, (3) is intended for the whole of the (general public), (4) performed at the event and place.
- Sermon: (1) The topics of the discussion of certain religious, (2) there is no interaction between the speaker and the listener at all, (3) is intended only for the followers of a particular religion, (4) is usually carried out in a place of worship a particular religion.
- Lecture: (1) the topic of conversation is the knowledge nor religious but are not devoted to a particular religion, (2) there is no interaction wage question and answer session between the speaker and the listener, (3) can be addressed to the public if the public discourse and the people of a particular religion if a religious lecture, (4) is usually carried out places of worship, on campus, at school, in a special place (hall) during the seminar / public speaking.

Interest speeches, sermons, and lectures are the same, more or less like this:
a. Informative / instructive
To provide information to the listener about something.
b. persuasive
To invite the listener to follow what has been conveyed by the speaker.
c. disputatious
To convince the listener on a hal.d. DeskriptifUntuk depicts / describes a situation.
e. recreational
For exciting / entertaining listeners.
 f. narrative
To tell something to the listener.

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