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At the Cross with Jesus
By combining a compelling sermon series with an insightful group of monologues, At The Cross With Jesus offers flexible, effective resources that will keep the cross central in your congregation's minds and hearts during Lent. Practical for use in any church, large or small, the material in At The Cross With Jesus is perfect for midweek worship or Holy Week services, and could also be used for a Bible study. The five moving messages in The Symbols Of The Cross examine Jesus' final days by focusing on powerful images from the Passion story. Each homily relates these events to our everyday lives by exploring a specific symbol and the human characteristic it exemplifies. There are also directio...
Women in the Wings
Solidly rooted in the biblical story, gifted with creative imagination, and acutely aware of issues faced by people today, Pastor Jacqueline Sharer Robertson brings women of the Bible to life in ways that strengthen our relationships with God and one another. These sermons will inspire preachers to greater creativity and imagination. George G. Carlson Bishop, South-Central Synod of Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Turn ordinary sermons into memorable occasions with this set of 20 dramatic monologues that can be used by female pastors, lay speakers, or other worship leaders. Women In The Wings highlights the role of women in the Christian story, as scripture passages are broug...
If Only I Had Known . . .
A collections of sermon monologues built around characters in the New Testament.
Heroes of the Faith Speak
Learn the fascinating stories of seven historical and biblical personages in this wide-ranging collection of first-person monologue sermons from the pen of popular CSS author Stephen Crotts. Perfect for presentation from the pulpit, these delightfully creative pieces are excellent for varying routine preaching fare or covering pastoral vacations. And the concise biographical portraits also make informative programming for men's, women's, or youth groups, as well as inspiring devotional reading. Characters profiled include: - William Bradford - Christopher Columbus - Martin Luther - Saint Patrick - Saint Nicholas - Paul - The Tenth Leper (from the parable in Luke 17:11-19) Stephen M. Crotts is the director of the Carolina Study Center, a campus ministry based in the Chapel Hill, North Carolina, area. A member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Crotts is a popular speaker and a frequent contributor to Christian magazines. Among his many CSS publications are Long Time Coming! and The Beautiful Attitudes. Crotts received his education at Furman University (B.A.) and Emory University (M.Div.).
Hoof 'n Mouth Disease
Dr. Edward Thorn, pastor and professor of communications, has written a series of wonderful Biblical monologues, the purest form of preaching, and gives other preachers and speakers advice on delivery so that we can bring them to life
Sermons Reimagined
ENCOUNTER A RADICAL COMMITMENT TO PREACHING THAT WILL REACH THE EARS OF A NEW GENERATION OF CHURCHGOERS. People today want to connect with God; they crave spirituality. But inside the walls of the church they’re getting a 30- to 50-minute spiritual monologue. Simply put, sermons do not communicate effectively in a YouTube, Twitter, Google world. We just can’t keep doing business—preaching—as we always have in this fluid culture. Sermons Reimagined will teach you easy, practical ways to reach today’s audience, who: • Consume sound bites, not sermons • Process information visually, not verbally • Apply concepts through experiences and interaction, not passivity and lectures It’s time to reimagine the sermon to reach a new generation. This book will show you how.
The Faithful Men of God
These six monologues are accompanied by a worship service that includes a call to worship, scripture readings, a pastoral prayer, and suggested hymns. Monologues include: Noah Abraham Joseph Moses A Wise Man Chuza The script is fascinating and fast-paced from the start: "I was considered strange at best and at times mentally ill, I suppose." (Noah) This series will be useful for any season and in a variety of ways: Lenten services, retreats, summer worship series, or high school or adult education classes. Lynda Pujado graduated from the University of Minnesota and studied at Moody Bible Institute and Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. A prolific writer, she also enjoys hiking in northern Minnesota and biking in Wisconsin.
Jesus Reflects
"O Lord, thank you. Thank you, for delivering the baby safely. I was afraid we would not make it to a place of shelter. I am so grateful that Mary can now find a few moments of rest. These last days have been so difficult for her." -- from "Joseph Ponders" (Advent 3) "Jesus Reflects" is a book of eight dramatic monologues on the Advent/Christmas theme, coupled with a children's sermon with each monologue. The series begins with Thanksgiving and concludes with Epiphany Sunday. Edward G. Hunter writes that the monologues enable the worship to "be there" at the event. Some of the monologues grew out of Sunday morning or evening services where an attempt was made to present a different approach to the Christmas season. Sample chapter titles include: - A Shepherd Returns - The First christmas Tree - Mary Remembers - Simeon Recalls - A Brand New Page Edward G. Hunter, Irvine, California, is a retired United Methodist minister. He served pastorates in Pennsylvania and California. Hunter holds a bachelor of sacred theology degree from Temple University School of Theology and a doctor of ministry degree from Claremont School of Theology.
If Only I Had Known
In these monologues, we meet Nathan the shepherd, Ahkmet the innkeeper, Barabbas the zealot, even Judas the betrayer, and six more, sharing eyewitness accounts of events surrounding the birth and crucifixion of Christ.
