Posts Tagged ‘Paul’
Easter; Resurrection
In opening an Easter sermon, Michael Milton says, “Recent archeological expeditions have unearthed surprising finds of families buried together in age-old cemeteries, side by side, destroying older ideas about Neanderthals in Europe. Now, we understand they had the same questions about death and the hereafter as we do. No doubt, an ancient human figure from…
Read MorePreaching Paul’s Tone
The thirteen Pauline letters reveal the heart of Paul as well as the heart of God and present a unique opportunity for the preacher. Since the preacher’s task is always to discern the inspired author’s meaning and to relate it to his audience with appropriate contemporary application, a preacher must be sensitive to every clue…
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