by Bill Rowley | May 24, 2023 | Essentials-Sermons, Sermon Illustrations By Topic
Sermon Illustrations on Christ and Culture Background Stories Analogies More Resources Background Six Factors Impacting our Understanding of Christ and Culture We have the same biblical texts that earlier generations of Christians thought their way through, of...
by Bill Rowley | May 24, 2023 | Essentials-Sermons, Sermon Illustrations By Topic
Sermon Illustrations on divine love (Agape) Background Stories Studies Analogies More Resources Background Christian Love: the Antithesis of Envy The Christian’s self-understanding is that she is precious before God—however much a sinner, however much a...
by Bill Rowley | May 24, 2023 | Essentials-Sermons, Sermon Illustrations By Topic
Sermon Illustrations on Insults Background Stories Humor More Resources Stories Blessing Instead of Accusations and Insults Watching television news is often painful… So much conflict, so many harsh words, so many accusations and insults in the headlines. Too...
by Bill Rowley | May 22, 2023 | Essentials-Sermons, Sermon Illustrations By Topic
Sermon Illustrations on the Early Church Background Stories Analogies Humor More Resources Background Christian Persecution & The Real Power What is the witness of the church in times of persecution? The historical record demonstrates that persecutions...
by Bill Rowley | May 19, 2023 | Essentials-Sermons, Sermon Illustrations By Topic
Sermon Illustrations on Tragedy Background Stories Analogies Humor More Resources Background God should Resign if… Rabbi Harold Kushner tried to explain suffering by saying God too is pained by death but cannot do anything about it. (Elie Wiesel once said in...
by Bill Rowley | May 12, 2023 | Essentials-Sermons, Sermon Illustrations By Topic
Sermon Illustrations on influence Background Stories Studies Analogies More Resources Background The Biggest Influence on Your Life I find myself saying it over and over again. When I do, people often laugh, but I’m really quite serious. No one is more...
