eyes of faith: cycle b sermons for pentecost 1 based on the gospel texts (en Inglés)
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One of the enduring legacies of the Revised Common Lectionary is its ability to draw different parts of scripture together to form a coherent narrative, drawing congregations from around the world into the life-changing message of faith in Jesus Christ. Each element of the lectionary brings its own point of view into this message, giving us insights into its origins, the impact on its original hearers, as well as its relevance for our lives today. In the gospel message, we see the drama of Jesus' life and ministry and are challenged to join in it. Eyes of Faith journeys through the gospel texts for the first third of the Pentecost season. Cartwright guides us through these seemingly familiar passages of scripture, illuminating them for today's generation. Looking at the words and events of Jesus' life through new eyes, Cartwright explains how we can apply that new vision to our daily Christian walk. This collection of sermons is a valuable resource for: - Sermon starters and illuminating illustrations - Gaining a new homiletical perspective to the lectionary - Offering a newer, deeper understanding and appreciation of scripture - Using as a starter for adult Bible study groups or personal devotions This sermon collection includes: The Teacher Who Wanted to Learn Promising Too Much Satisfied in Christ ... and many more! David R. Cartwright is the Minister Emeritus at Hazelwood Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in Muncie, Indiana. He holds degrees from Washington University (St. Louis, Missouri), Yale Divinity School, and Christian Theological Seminary (Indianapolis, Indiana) He has served in various pastoral roles in Christian churches in Indiana since 1965, and he also serves as a regional elder. Cartwright is the author of Guided by the Spirit, part of Sermons on the Gospel Readings, Series II, Cycle C (CSS). His hobbies include reading, swimming, cooking, and travel.
