Sentence examples for with a sermon from inspiring English sources

Harriott is a devout Christian, and he ends each practice with a sermon at midfield.

Regarded as scripture by many 3rd- and 4th-century Christians, it was transmitted in manuscripts with a sermon known as the Second Letter of Clement, written c.

That suppression of female leadership may be behind the labeling of Mary Magdalene as a prostitute, starting with a sermon by Pope Gregory the Great in 591.

In other novel-ways-to-deal-with-burglars news a Dublin priest this week told of how he got rid of would-be thieves by "boring" them, with a sermon he had prepared for later that day.

For decades, he was among the first and the last to address undergraduates, greeting arriving freshmen with a sermon on hallowed traditions and advising graduating seniors about the world beyond the sheltering Harvard Yard.

The afternoon service, as it was now fashioned, began and ended with hymns ("A Mighty Fortress Is Our God," "Now Thank We All Our God"); included a prayer and a blessing; and replaced an intermission with a sermon.

A year or two later, he attended a Christian conference with friends, and a sermon he heard there resonated deeply with him.

In 2013, Sheikh Ahmed had seemed under pressure, and I heard him deliver a sermon with a clear message of resistance.

Once you do sit down (you can bring your coffee with you), you hear a sermon augmented by a PowerPoint presentation.

We begin with Pastor Paul giving a sermon to us, his congregation, in which he imparts a seminal message: his church no longer believes in hell.

Yet her greatest contribution may come at the end of each half-inning in the field, when she assembles the team in a circle, in front of the dugout, and delivers a pep talk, or a sermon, with fiery gesticulations.