Sentence examples for sermons that from inspiring English sources
He gained fame as a preacher with eloquent and genuinely enthusiastic sermons that attracted large crowds.
He is a gifted preacher, fashioning sermons that are neither inaccessibly erudite nor insultingly shallow.
Friday prayers have been the site of sermons that have inspired rebellions and revolutions.
Mr. Metseydi had been drawing increasing crowds with sermons that condemned the government's religious restrictions, most pointedly on head coverings.
They moved away from sermons that followed a strict trajectory and that discussed doctrine in a routine way.
Our priest preaches sermons that incorporate everything from transgender rights to the theological leanings of Dr. Who.
And if they had to listen to sermons, that was O.K. — this was the Depression and you couldn't be too particular — but he knew they sold the bacon.
They're no longer expected to offer moral counsel in pastoral care sessions or to deliver sermons that make the comfortable uneasy.
He declined all preferments save a brief one (1564 66) at St. Magnus, Old London Bridge, but he often preached sermons that were highly esteemed.
It was this writing that Jeremiah Wright, Obama's longtime pastor, cited to support the sermons that led Obama to cut ties with Wright in April.
It is the place the sheik delivers fire-breathing sermons that heap scorn on Christians and Jews, calling them, among other things, "brothers of apes and pigs".
