Sixth Times Book of Best SermonsRuth Gledhill A&C Black, 28 de set. 2001 - 190 pàgines This annual volume collects the top thirty sermons from hundreds written by men and women from a diverse range of denominations and faiths. These sermons are powerful and compelling and can be read with enjoyment over and over again. |
Continguts
ASKING John Whittaker | 7 |
THE BRYLCREEM BOY Michael Topliss | 15 |
LAST OF ALL AS TO ONE UNTIMELY BORN HE APPEARED | 23 |
REBEKAH JO Bailey Wells | 34 |
24 Norman Price | 43 |
JESUS WASHES THE DISCIPLES FEET Barbara Glasson | 55 |
1325 Graham Gillman | 64 |
BEING PART OF THE STORY Julian Cummins | 72 |
A LEPER CAME TO JESUS Martin Boland | 95 |
THOU DIDST FORM MY INMOST PARTS Lesley Perry | 106 |
A SERMON ON DEPRESSION John Young | 121 |
THE HOLOCAUST AND DIVINE SUFFERING Dan CohnSherbok | 137 |
TO LIGHT OR NOT TO LIGHT? Jonathan Wittenberg | 155 |
EREV ROSH HASHANAH Sheila Shulman | 172 |
PENTECOST David Hatton | 185 |
IF WE GET IT WRONG Geoffrey Parkinson | 198 |
INCLUDE PEOPLE DONT EXCLUDE THEM John Littleton | 82 |
YOU WERE STRANGERS Margaret Hay | 89 |
HARSH WORDS IN THE TEMPLE Lawrie Adam | 213 |
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