Novedades

St John Chrysostom (c. 347–407) is one of the greatest preachers in the history of the Church. This collection brings together nine of his sermons on the saving events of Christ's life, preached on particular feasts: one on Christmas (On the Day of Christ’s Birth), one on Theophany (On the Baptism of Christ), one on Holy Thursday (On the Betrayal of Judas), two on Great and Holy Friday (On the Cross and the Thief and On the Cemetery and the Cross), one on Pascha (Against Drunkenness and on the Resurrection), one On the Ascension, and one On Pentecost.

Sermons by Dr. Wallace Bassett, collected and published first in 1918, on the Beatitudes, The Sermon On The Mount. As true today as ever.

Jamie Buckingham shares how the weights in this life, like the weights on a grandfather clock, keep us moving in the right direction. Without them, we may stop seeking God’s guidance, or just stop altogether. Jamie states that when God molds and shapes a person, He will often place weights on them — burdens in their life that they must bear, crosses for them to carry, hardships to endure. It’s amazing how fruitful our most serious disappointments can be if we will simply let God lead us in the process.

This book is a series of 28 sermons on the Parable of the Prodigal from Luke 15. "The main scope of this parable is to set forth the rich grace of God to miserable self-undone sinners, and the great pleasure which he takes in their conversion. It therefore presents us with the pattern of a grievous sinner, and discovers to us, both what he is before conversion, and how he is converted, and what welcome he finds with God upon his return unto him." Samuel Willard (1640-1707) was a New England puritan Born in 1640 at Concord, Massachusetts, Samuel Willard was one of the most important ...

"PREACH! A Simple Guide to Sermon Preparation" is an essential resource for both novice and experienced preachers. Drawing from three decades of study and hands-on experience, Dr. Dixon presents a reliable and effective approach to sermon preparation. This concise guide offers a clear and focused introduction to sermon development, designed to inspire and equip preachers. Dr. Dixon's method ensures that sermons remain rooted in the Bible and relevant to the congregation. Whether you're a full-time minister or a dedicated volunteer, this book is a must-have addition to your library. Inside, ...

Moses was in the middle of the desert tending his sheep and goats. Then he saw a strange site: A bush that burned but was not consumed. Moses turned aside from his daily chores and went to see what was happening. And it was then God spoke to him. Had he been too busy or had he not cared, he would have missed this unexpected encounter with the God of the universe in a very unlikely place. Today, God is still speaking to each of us in similarly unlikely places. The point is, He wants to communicate with us, and He will use whatever means available to do so. Be ever watching and ever listening...

What are we to do when things don’t go the way we want, when the rug is pulled out from under us, when something terrible happens? How are we to react? Jamie shares what the prophet Isaiah says we are to do when the winds of adversity blow hard. We are to lengthen the cords to our tents and strengthen our stakes. Like the ancient Bedouins did, we are to make our tents flexible in the harsh environment, otherwise we just might be blown away. How do we lengthen our cords and strengthen our stakes? We lean into God, praise him and trust him. There’s a tendency in stormy circumstances to ...