No struggle at all. Best solution is to use the version your church uses.
This is one of the first questions I always ask churches in which I am going to fill a pulpit. That way I can tailor the structure of the Sermon around the way the text flows in the translation they use.
I recently was informed the leadership of a particular congregation expects guest preachers to use the NIV, which is the version available in the pew. To this, I replied in part:
... the choice of version of Bible to be read in a service or as text for preaching goes beyond the authority of a council, consistory or session to dictate, unless it may be a version inconsistent with the scripture as a whole or not true to the original text, or in an unknown tongue. The actual words read or used by a minister leading a service may not be dictated. This is a matter of powers of office (those held by virtue of office) and liberty of conscience. I for one will not read in public worship any version of scripture based upon the critical text, unless I am convinced otherwise.I read and preach from the AV exclusively in public worship.
Glenn,
That being your point, you would never read or preach from my pulpit and usurp my authority, or the authority of my Session.
I assume that you would allow a guest preacher in your church the same liberty, and let him preach from the NIV as a matter of "liberty of conscience?"