Sentence examples for on a sermon from inspiring English sources

On his blog, he reported on a sermon by an influential cleric, Sheikh Yusuf al-Qaradawi.

American golf's inability to distinguish between sport and war was apparent yet again when Corey Pavin, the USA captain, embarked on a sermon about his country's troops laying their "lives on the line" for "the freedoms of other people".

So it was left to the some schoolchildren to ask the programme's only challenging questions of Jenkins (he ducked them), leaving the banker to depart from the studio no doubt congratulating himself and his PR handlers on a sermon skilfully delivered.

Although Edwards' project was aborted by his untimely death, it would undoubtedly have been based on a sermon series delivered in 1739 which traces the work of redemption "from the fall of man to the end of the world".

In this short book, which is a based on a sermon that Crescas probably gave on the night of Passover, he explores his opinion about some philosophical questions regarding the subject of the basis of belief in miracles.[5] These questions arise because of the description of the different miracles experienced by the Jews in Egypt.

In addition, he simultaneously worked on a sermon, Eternal Justice, which reiterated his key beliefs, including reincarnation.

We get glorious fragments here: the terrifying Calvinist beauty of a sermon on Jonah, delivered during a storm and the final doomed pursuit of the great white whale.

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

Fortunately, treating readers to a sermon on Russia's dysfunctionality is only part of what Bullough has in mind.

One Sunday morning in 1955, when he was fifteen, Lewis listened to a sermon on WRMA called "Paul's Letter to the American Christians".

The video appears to have been filmed on Friday during a sermon at the al-Nouri Mosque in Mosul, northern Iraq.