Sermon Illustrations about National Bible Week
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The Real Writer of Romans
A quick look at the closing verses of Paul's letter to Rome makes it clear that Paul did not pen the epistle: "Timothy, my co-worker, greets ...
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Scripture-Drenched Life
Medieval society so valued constant prayer that many people made substantial donations to monasteries so that monks and nuns, largely freed from manual ...
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Creating a New World
The Bible doesn't necessarily want to simply address the modern world; it wants to create a whole new world that cannot be seen without conversion. ...
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Scripture's Supernatural Edge
The Word of God has a supernatural edge with which a million-dollar budget can never compete.
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Constructing a Biblical Grid
I am preaching to construct a biblical grid in the minds of believers through which everything--including what they watch on TV--is processed.
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Best Intentions
One day, I taught my young class the story of Jesus visiting Mary and Martha. I carefully explained how Martha had hurried to clean the house and cook ...
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A Crown of Splendor
My son recently concluded that my gray hair was like a dried-up pen, and I needed a "refill." Sensitive about my appearance, I decided to color ...
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Wrongfully Interpreting Scripture
A new and forced exposition which no reader dreameth of till it be put into his head, is usually to be suspected, lest art deceive us.
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Sloganized Christianity
As long ago as the colonial period in our history, Alexis de Tocqueville observed the tendency among Americans to be "the slaves of slogans." ...
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Christ Is Risen Indeed
The Resurrection and its consequences were the "gospel" or good news which the Christians brought: what we call the "gospels," the ...
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