Not possible to display all sermons on 1 page

Hi Thomas, thank you for great componet.

How "legally" I can to display all sermons from all categories in one "table" or "list" or "blog" from one menu item?
This is not possible display by menu item. My subcategories have same parent category, and in the SermonSpeaker "Option" I have (for category) defined "Include Subcategories" to ALL.
Result is that on that menu item I have list of names of categories and their description but not list of all sermons from master category (see attached image without big red number on top right).

Module "Latest Sermons" can display all sermons (Show Link), this is what I want from menu item. If you create menu item "Categories List" (index.php?option=com_sermonspeaker&view=categories&id=0) for parent category and if on you use link from module "Latest Sermons", you ca display all sermons as desired. See imeges "2" and "3".

Here is another problem, because only in Options you can define what "Columns" are displayed in sermons lists. For this purpose will be better define different columns (in menu item) because in the list I prefer another columns as are displayed in each sermon category (see differences in images 2 and 3).

Example:
menu for "Categories List" has ID=150 so if I publish module "Latest Sermons" and define in it this menu item and enable "Show Link", and in the browser if I define link " www.radiologos.sk/index.php?option=com_s...w=sermons&Itemid=150 " I will get my desired list of all sermons.

So how to display all sermons from all subcategories in main category on one page (image 2) in table or blog or list style?
Thanks a lot.

The "Categories List" menutype doesn't show any sermons, it only shows the categories.
Take the "Sermons List" menutype and you can have what you want. If you set the category for that menuitem to your root category it will show all sermons from that category and any children categories (since you said to include all of them).

The way the columns parameter works it's not possible to have it also in the menu item available. You would have to create an alternate layout in your template where you can hardcode a different behavior.

Hi, you are right, thanks. My problem was that I had all categories under "root" category and not divided in to the categories and subcategories....

It is crucial that user create 3 main categories, one for " all sermons", other for "all speakers" and third for " all series". And all other categories create under these 3 main categories...
This make life easier
Thanks Thomas

Depends a bit on usecase