Sentence examples for offer a sermon from inspiring English sources

The Rev. Dr. Stuart H. Hoke, the Trinity chaplain and St. Paul's missioner, will offer a sermon of reflection, remembrance and hope.

He characterized the American offer as a "sermon," and insisted that Iran was not building a bomb.

The sermon is properly titled "A Sermon on the Wretched Conditions of Ireland".

Apparently inspired by Roubini, it offered readers a sermon on Twitter 101.

It is refreshing to hear a president offer a lecture-sermon that appeals to our highest ideals, especially one whose own election represents a triumph of tolerance.

Mr. McCall, who is an ordained minister, also offered a rousing sermon at a religious service this morning.

Rabbi Menitoff also offered another suggestion: a sermon mentioning Mr. Lieberman might also assert that rabbis themselves have played a role in making his political ascent possible.

Frontman extraordinaire Ian Svenonius walked off stage and on top of the crowd to offer a gospel-style sermon, stood on the shoulders of his flock, from the middle of the hall.

There is a sermon here – unpushily offered – about sometimes thinking about what your friends want and not always pleasing yourself.

Between verses, he offered a kind of sermon for unity, invoking Martin Luther King, Jr.

Mr. Hamilton is a member of the church, and its minister, Mark Pitcher, offered a 50-minute sermon against homosexual conduct in the middle of the debate, and posted it on the church's Web site.