Sentence examples for should be preached from inspiring English sources

Maugham skewers beautifully the self-interestedness of a society that believes Christianity should be preached rather than practised.

Some people now say that only the pure word of God should be preached in a cathedral — that all this other stuff should be out.

The accord, which became known as the Four Articles of Prague, stressed that (1) the word of God should be preached freely, (2) Communion should be administered in both kinds (i.e., both bread and wine, rather than bread only) to laypersons as well as to clerics, (3) worldly possessions of the clergy should be abolished, and (4) public sins should be exposed and punished.

"This is what the church should be preaching, anyway, and nobody is doing any harm here.

It's painful to me because the church should be preaching love.

Tempo is a red herring; if anything, it seems that Wittman should be preaching the value of ball movement and patience.

But he still carries the same old facial expression onstage: incredulous, anguished, impassioned, the look of a professor in despair for his students, the look of someone who feels he should be preaching to the converted but is afraid he has lost them.

Instead, we should be preaching and practicing tolerance and acceptance.

Pastors should be preaching messages on the meaning of the Noah story.

Pound the ball to the block and play inside-out basketball; that is what Mike Brown should be preaching right now, but clearly isn't.

These values shouldn't have to be preached; they should be engrained in Silicon Valley culture.