Preaching Sermons

In a troubled world, here is a book of hope. These sermons will speak to your deepest needs. They are Bible-based and Christ-centered. Discover the grace of our Lord Jesus. Experience his peace and blessing. This book looks at key Bible readings and you are encouraged to read the passages listed beforehand. Use this book as a devotional or as an introduction to the basic teachings of Christianity. You can read and study these sermons many times. Pastors will find lots of great sermon ideas here (these are complete sermons and not just outlines). They will help you preach the good news of ...

This Volume 3 of the series That You May Believe contains 24 easy to read simple sermons that you may use for preaching and devotions.

Manuscripts of sermons covering the entire book of Isaiah. Dozens of cross references in every sermon. Chapters are covered verse by verse with a special emphasis on the Suffering Servant Songs.

A sermon series through the book of Exodus in exegetical style. This book can be used as sermon preparation help, personal study, small groups, or classes. The emphasis is on understanding the passage and it relevance to Christ as well as personal application.

This is a collection of 25 sermons and devotions written prior to the year 2005. These writings are excellent for personal Bible study, small group worship and small church congregation pulpit sermons and devotions.

This book shares with its readers biblical and relevant sermon outlines dealing with the pastor's anniversary and appreciation.

The Book shares with its readers sermon outlines that a revelant and biblical using Joshua and Caleb as foundation.

This book shares with its reader sermon outlines that a relevant and biblical. You only need to add your flavor

Over a year of expository sermons from chapters 15 through 28 of Matthew. The sermons have numerous Bible cross references and focus on application. They can be applied as sermon helps, a Bible study, or personal devotional. Conservative Biblical Theology without denominational ties.

“When Jesus had lifted up himself, and saw none but the woman, he said unto her, Woman, where are those thine accusers? hath no man condemned thee? She said, No man, Lord. And Jesus said unto her, Neither do I condemn thee: go and sin no more.”—ST. John viii. 10, 11. IT is a singular fact, that the authenticity of this passage, the inspiration of it, has been frequently denied. I believe it is not at the present time received among the Greek Churches, although it was usually adopted among the Latin Churches. Calvin doubted its inspiration, Beza, and many of the most eminent ...

Enjoy three timeless sermons in audiobook format as read (preached) by Tim Berends.

But will God so "bring every thought into captivity to the obedience of Christ", that no wandering thought will find a place in the mind, even while we remain in the body? So some have vehemently maintained; yea, have affirmed that none are perfected in love unless they are so far perfected in understanding, that all wandering thoughts are done away; unless not only every affection and temper be holy and just and good, but every individual thought which arises in the mind be wise and regular.

Jesus: The Man and His Work, a lecture by the New Thought writer Wallace D. Wattles, offers a refreshingly different perspective on Jesus Christ. According to the author, Jesus of Nazareth was misunderstood by the people of his own time and grossly misrepresented by succeeding generations, especially by those who professed to be his friends and followers.

Advent to Epiphany is the first volume in the From Text to Sermon series designed to help pastors and their flocks better understand the rhythm and purpose of the Christian calendar. As Christians, we view time from a different perspective than the rest of the world. We may use the same seconds, minutes, hours, dates, and days, but we view the meaning and purpose of history and the future by considering God’s actions through the children of Abraham and through His only begotten Son, Jesus of Nazareth. Certain events in the Bible, though over two thousand years old, provide the key to ...

This book is a series of nineteen sermons that were preached on the book of Joshua and its applications to our lives. While it is an historical account, it has many spiritual lessons regarding both pitfalls to avoid and successful habits to maintain. In the narrative we see the spiritual parallel to our Joshua, Jesus Christ, who is leading us into the promised land.

There are lone hearth-fires today, so many! And those who sit beside them, with the empty chair, cannot restrain the tears that will come. Yes, here's the Bible close by. But there's a heavy mood on that affects one's eyes so. One sits alone so much. There is some One unseen, just here, within reach. But somehow we don't realize His presence; it does not seem real. If we would quietly put a foot on the next step up, and then rise up to that foot, we can recognize His presence: it is real. Realizing is blessed, but... rare. It belongs to the mood; to the feelings. It is dependent on weather ...

26 Expository sermons through 2Peter, Jude, and Revelation chapters one through five. Each sermon is filled with cross references. Scriptures are in red and key points are highlighted and each ends with questions for review or small group study. Most verses are in ESV.

This book contains fifty-four sermons through the book of Acts to bring understanding and application. It is a reprint of an earlier edition to match the series Preaching Through the Bible. Each sermon has dozens of Bible cross-references, applications to daily life, and ten questions to help the reader retain the key points.

The Pulpit Series, which is exclusive to the Jack Hyles Library, is a preservation in print of the sermons of Jack Hyles. Volume One contains conference sermons preached by Dr. Jack Hyles from the years 1983-1991. While these sermons are from the past, they resound with relevant truths for the Christian today.

Preaching Through 2 Corinthians is a verse by verse sermon series through Paul's second letter to the Corinthians. Every sermon has numerous cross-references and each sermon ends with ten questions to review the main points. The book is meant for personal Bible study, small group study, or to help pastors with sermon preparation.