Sentence examples for sermon series from inspiring English sources

Amorim meets with Santora every other month in part to plan "a marketing blitz" around a six-to-eight-week-long sermon series.

The two newcomers, both Catholics, declined to be interviewed, but Mr. Leondis said they agreed to attend Shelter Rock to hear Mr. Tomlinson's sermon series, "Faith in Unstable Times".

Increasingly, churches offer sermon series on iTunes and concert-style worship services with names like "Vine" or "Gather". The young-adult group at Ed Young's Dallas-based Fellowship Church is called Prime, and one of the singles groups at his father's congregation in Houston is called Vertical.

Whatever novelty the sermon series possesses is literary and theological.

For one thing, the sermon series is essentially a doctrinal work.

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".

Lawrence's expressionistic distortion, also rooted in modernism, serves him equally well in genre subjects and grand narratives like "The Genesis Creation Sermon," a series of eight gouaches that bring the biblical story vividly to life.

His most famous production is a lengthy sermon-lecture series called "Constants on the Path of Jihad," which emphasizes the global nature of holy war: "If a particular people or nation is classified as... 'the people of war' in the Shariah, that classification applies to them all over the earth".

The Sermons and Addresses series contains a few titled sermons and addresses and hundreds of short sermon passages.

On the stage, Frank Santora was preaching the second sermon of a series called "God's Apprentice," before a backdrop of the Manhattan skyline.

Lawrence depicts those sermons in this series, showing an animated minister and his congregation.