Sentence examples for from the preaching from inspiring English sources

He envisioned a renewal of the individual and society that was based on his earlier humanist views, and he believed that such a renewal would result from the preaching of the true Gospel and from faithful adherence to the divinely given pattern of living found in the Bible.

Since parables are most often read in the context of worship, it draws extensively from the preaching of the church.

The passage in question deals with the historical evolution from the preaching of abstinence and saving that characterized the speech and life-style of early capitalists, to the cult of consumption and luxury that were beginning, in Marx's day, to dominate capitalism in its more "modernized" form.

They also include in their agendas rich discussions about the state-of-the-art in the oil and gas industry, but absent broader engagement they risk suffering from the classic "preaching to the choir" syndrome.

Instead, Mr. Obama waited a long time to distance himself from the racism preached in his church.

The Deacons, who grew to have chapters in more than two dozen Southern communities, veered sharply from the nonviolence preached by the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

I am seeing the environment change from this preaching, which then changes others.

To counteract the growing influence of the Algerian Ulama, the French government issued the circulaire Michel, which forbade members of the association from preaching in the mosques.

He also believes his imminent execution is part of a conspiracy between the State of Texas and the Devil to stop him from preaching the Gospel on death row. .

He also believes his imminent execution is part of a conspiracy between the state of Texas and the devil to stop him from preaching the gospel on death row. .

(He apparently believes his execution is the result of a conspiracy between Texas and the Devil to stop him from preaching the gospel).