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Sermons
on Death and Dying
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 The
Big Why Volumes I-III
Our
editors are confident you will agree that these may be the most
rewarding and inspiring collections of sermons on death and dying
ever published. And, judging from the volume of requests we have
been receiving, it is more than likely that you are among those
preachers everywhere who sense a deep longing in your own congregation
for enlightenment and inspirational support as they ponder the "The
Big Why?" in this Age of unbelief.
"Dear God," wrote a
little girl named Jane, "Instead of letting
people die and having to make new ones, why don't
you just
keep the
ones you've got?"
We wish we
could change God's law of death. We try to disguise death. We
try to
run away and
hide from it. We try to ignore it. But there is no
way of evading or hiding from the reality that death
is inevitable; death
is final; death is death.The
famous French writer, Paul Claudel, once said that "Christ did not come to do away
with suffering; He did not come to explain it; He came to fill
it with His Presence." And that is precisely the burden
of these new, rewarding and inspiring volumes of sermons
on death and dying. You will discover that these classic
sermons
are not an attempt to disguise death or to deny the awful
fear of death that clutches the human heart. You will discover
that
these sermons are not an attempt to explain death intellectually
(which is only to explain it away). Rather, you will find
that these sermons are intended to proclaim the Gospel
Truth that
Jesus came to fill death with His Presence. The Son of
God died a human death and forever filled all human death
with
His Divine Presence!
More than 50 full-text sermons
in three volumes, conveniently delivered via e-mail.
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to The Book of Funeral Sermons
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