Sermons Books

""A Letter To The Reverend Mr. Law, Council For The Committee Of Convocation, And The Two Famous Universities"" is a book written by an anonymous author who identifies themselves as a ""Free Thinker At Oxford"". It was published in 1719 and is a response...

This book of sermons is collection of sermons selected from 54 years of preaching. It focuses on sermons for special occasions: for the festivals of the church year, for church anniversaries, and for similar special events. The perspective of the...

This illuminating collection of speeches by renowned American cleric Harry Emerson Fosdick explores the importance of preserving and cherishing the cultural heritage of America. Through discussions of literature, music, art, and history, Fosdick argues...

In this collection of sermons and addresses, Reverend Henry Robert Reynolds brings light and peace to readers with his insightful wisdom and uplifting messages. Drawing from his years of experience as a preacher and his deep knowledge of scripture,...

This inspiring sermon reflects on the importance of national unity and perseverance in the wake of the Civil War. It is a powerful reminder of the resilience and strength of the American people, and of our ability to overcome even the greatest challenges...

This collection of sermons and writings from turn-of-the-century minister Maltbie Davenport Babcock provides a window into the spiritual and moral concerns of his time. With eloquent prose and timeless wisdom, Babcock's words continue to inspire and...

Ce livre rassemble une série de sermons prononcés par Auguste Rochat, un prêtre protestant suisse du 19ème siècle. Les sermons abordent des thèmes tels que la foi, la morale et la vie spirituelle.This work has been selected by scholars as being...

This collection of sermons provides a comprehensive interpretation of the Christian faith as expressed through the Catechism. Golladay's writing is clear and accessible, making complex theological concepts easy to understand. A valuable resource for...

This volume collects sermons by two prominent American ministers: Henry Sloane Coffin and Robert Service Steen. The sermons cover a range of topics, from Christian values and ethics to social justice and the role of religion in contemporary society. This...

This collection of sermons by Andrew Dalzel provides inspiring and thought-provoking messages on a range of topics. With an account of the author's life and character by John Drysdale, this book is a valuable resource for those seeking to deepen their...

In this sermon, Luke Booker draws parallels between Nebuchadnezzar, the king of Babylon, and Napoleon Buonaparte. He argues that both were great leaders who sought to build vast empires, but ultimately failed to achieve their goals. This book is a...

Charles Haddon Spurgeon was one of the most influential preachers in nineteenth-century England. This collection of his sermons, spanning his career, offers a powerful glimpse into his deep faith and stirring preaching style.This work has been selected...

Delve into the history of Thanksgiving with this intriguing sermon by Edmund Neville, preached in Trinity Church in Newark, New Jersey. Drawing on historical accounts of the Salem witch trials and other incidents of rebellion and witchcraft, Neville...

Discover a treasure trove of sermons that offer guidance and wisdom to Christians across the globe. From practical sermons for everyday life to sermons for the holiest of days, this collection is a must-read for anyone seeking to deepen their faith and...

In this collection of sermons, the author offers insightful and inspiring reflections on the major liturgical seasons of the Christian calendar. Drawing on scripture and tradition, he illuminates the meaning and significance of these holy days, and...

Dieses Buch ist eine Sammlung von Predigten, die der Autor während seiner Amtszeit als Pastor in verschiedenen Städten gehalten hat. Die Predigten behandeln Themen wie Glauben, Moral und Spiritualität und bieten einen Einblick in das religiöse Leben im...

Originally published in 1788, this book is a collection of sermons by Theophilus Lindsey, a Unitarian minister. The sermons cover a wide range of topics, including morality, religion, and social justice. Each sermon is accompanied by appropriate prayers,...

Drawing on years of experience as a pastor and preacher, Samuel Martin offers a collection of sermons designed to provide comfort and hope to those facing difficult times. Filled with practical advice and uplifting messages, this book is a valuable...

Explore the meaning and significance of the Lord's Prayer with this insightful and inspiring collection of sermons by Robert Traill, one of the leading Presbyterian ministers of the 17th century. With thoughtful analysis and practical advice, Traill...

This powerful sermon explores the theme of healing, both physical and spiritual, and draws on the teachings of Christianity to offer insights into the nature of the Messiah. The author, William Stukeley, was a physician and theologian who wrote...

This sermon by Henry Smith examines the relationship between rulers and their subjects in light of the Christian doctrine of obedience. Smith argues that rulers have a divine right to rule, but that this right is tempered by their obligations to their...

This sermon by William Romaine offers an interpretation of the parable of the dry bones from the book of Ezekiel. Romaine emphasizes the power of God to bring life even to the most hopeless situations. This message is as relevant today as it was in the...

In this inspiring sermon, longtime St. Andrew's Society member Daniel M. Gordon reflects on the importance of Scottish heritage and the role of the St. Andrew's Society in Canadian society. His eloquent words will resonate with anyone proud of their...

This collection of sermons offers insightful wisdom on topics like faith, morality, and spirituality. It's a must-read for anyone who is looking to deepen their connection with the divine.This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally...

This comprehensive guide to the art of preaching provides valuable insights into the principles and practices of effective sermon preparation and delivery. With a focus on the needs and interests of students studying to become pastors and ministers, the...

Keble delivers a series of sermons focused on the baptismal service, providing insight and inspiration for parishioners and clergymen alike. Through his meditative and insightful prose, Keble draws on his own spiritual journey to illuminate the...

Experience the religious teachings of Edward Bouverie Pusey with this collection of sermons for each season of the church year. Pusey was a prominent theologian in the Church of England and his sermons continue to inspire and educate readers today.This...

This collection of sermons by renowned Scottish theologian Hugh Macmillan offers readers wisdom and guidance on a range of spiritual topics. From reflections on the beauty of nature to musings on the meaning of life and death, these sermons provide a...

Lowrie's collection of sermons offers a unique window into the challenges and rewards of missionary life in 19th-century China. With a thoughtful and engaging writing style, Lowrie addresses topics ranging from the nature of sin to the importance of...

This book is a collection of sermons by the Reverend Edward D. Griffin, a prominent religious leader in the early nineteenth century. It includes a memoir of his life written by fellow minister William Buell Sprague.This work has been selected by...

A collection of sermons delivered by Augustus William Hare, a prominent 19th-century Anglican clergyman. The sermons cover a wide range of theological topics, and provide insights into the spiritual life of the Victorian era.This work has been selected...

Temple's collection of sermons explores the intersection of reason and faith in the Christian tradition. His insights into theology, philosophy, and ethics are as relevant today as they were when he first wrote them, making this book a vital resource for...

This insightful collection of sermons by Louis Albert Banks offers readers a chance to reflect on their own spiritual journeys. Focusing on themes of redemption, forgiveness and divine love, this book is a powerful testament to the enduring power of...

This book is a collection of sermons by Reverend Edwin Hubbell Chapin, focusing on the topic of comforting those who are grieving and suffering. The Crown of Thorns refers to the suffering of Jesus Christ and the hope that it brings to those who are...

This collection of sermons by Richard Chenevix Trench offers profound insights and reflections on faith and spirituality. With a focus on the themes of repentance, forgiveness, and redemption, Trench's messages offer both wisdom and comfort to readers...

Horace Bushnell's Sermons on Living Subjects offers a powerful and inspiring vision of Christian life and faith. With wise insights and practical advice, Bushnell's sermons offer readers a path to greater spiritual growth and deeper connection with God...

This collection of sermons by Mark Frank offers a thoughtful and inspiring exploration of the Christian faith. Starting with Advent and continuing through the major festivals of the Christian year, Frank's sermons provide guidance and insight to help...

This collection of sermons provides engaging and accessible retellings of well-known Bible stories for young audiences. Kerr's approachable style makes these sermons ideal for use in children's ministries or for family worship.This work has been selected...

Fenton John Anthony Hort's Village Sermons is a collection of sermons delivered to a small congregation in the village of Ewelme, England. Filled with powerful messages of hope, love, and faith, these sermons offer a glimpse into the heart of a small...

Sermons on Some Words of Christ is a collection of sermons by the renowned Victorian preacher Henry Parry Liddon. Drawing on a wide range of Biblical teachings and theological concepts, Liddon offers readers a profound and deeply spiritual reflection on...

This powerful and eloquent sermon, delivered by one of the leading Unitarian ministers of the 19th century, explores the role of the individual in a democratic society. Chapin argues that each person has a responsibility to help uphold the principles of...

Samuel Austin delivers a stirring sermon on the need for repentance and prayer during a time of national crisis. His words offer comfort and guidance for those struggling with fear and uncertainty.This work has been selected by scholars as being...

This historic sermon provides a window into the religious and political landscape of early 19th century America. Alexander Griswold was a prominent bishop in the Episcopal Church, and he delivered this sermon at a critical moment in the church's history...

This sermon, delivered by the prominent Southern theologian Benjamin M. Palmer in 1860, takes as its theme the idea of gratitude and thankfulness. In light of the approaching Civil War, Palmer urges his listeners to recognize and cherish the blessings of...

This touching eulogy, delivered by John Weiss after the death of his friend and colleague, the Reverend Ephraim Peabody, is a testament to the power of faith and friendship. Weiss, a leading Unitarian minister and social reformer of the time, describes...

A religious sermon delivered on Thanksgiving Day in 1857, providing insight into the early history of Palmyra, New York, including its settlement, growth, and religious significance.This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important,...

Albert Barnes' inspiring collection of practical sermons is a must-read for anyone seeking guidance in their spiritual journey. With a focus on the power of faith and the importance of living a virtuous life, these sermons are a source of inspiration and...