Sentence examples for great sermon from inspiring English sources

Tells about a six volume set entirely devoted to translations of the Wodehouse story "The Great Sermon Handicap".

He loves to listen to preachers, he said, because a great sermon is like a great d.j.j

That about does it for P. G. W. until 2004, when Anthony Lane looked fondly, squarely, but also somewhat askance at the kind of men who would read, write, and furnish their homes with Wodehouse's writings: My single most deranged possession has to be a six-volume set entirely devoted to translations of one Wodehouse short story, "The Great Sermon Handicap".

"Father, you gave a great sermon".

"Preachers would preach a great sermon and then march to the polls with their congregations," said Hilary Shelton, senior vice president for advocacy and policy at the NAACP.

I bet he did great sermons, even when fully clothed".

"He was smart, challenging, gave great sermons, but you didn't want to be on his bad side," said Mr. Donohue, who is now 44, married with four children, and living in Portland, Ore ."It was nice to be liked by Wally Harris".

In 1997, he also negotiated a movie deal with Oliver Stone, and worked out a publishing arrangement with Time Warner to turn King's speeches and writings into marketable books and audiobooks like A Knock at Midnight: Inspiration from the Great Sermons of Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr.

Ministers often hear, "The greatest sermon you can preach is your lifestyle," but does your social media presence reflect that lifestyle over more sermonizing?

Perhaps the saddest of the millions of fans lining up outside Skagland are the children, some as young as 50, who bought tickets to the 250-concert tour he was going to be doing starting next month in Detroit, Karl Malden Unplugged: Nothing to Sniff At, in which Karl would hector his audiences with some of the greatest stern sermons, turgid lectures, and over-the-top jeremiads in literature.

Dr. Quincy Brown, Associate Pastor for Serve Ministries Peachtree City UMC emailed me a great Father's Day sermon titled "Growing Pains," discussing an episode from that TV show involving an absentee father, and the pain inflicted on the son, played by Leonardo DiCaprio.