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An honest cry : sermons on the Psalms in honor of Prentice A. Meador, Jr. / edited by Bob Chisholm and Dave Bland.

Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublisher number: MWT11456200Publication details: Abilene, Tex. : Leafwood Heritage, 2010.Description: 1 online resource (222 pages) : illustrationsContent type:
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ISBN:
  • 9780891128854
  • 0891128859
Other title:
  • Sermons on the Psalms
Subject(s): Genre/Form: Additional physical formats: Print version:: Honest Cry : Sermons from the Psalms in Honor of Prentice A. Meador, Jr.DDC classification:
  • 221
LOC classification:
  • BS1430.54 .H65 2010eb
Other classification:
  • online - EBSCO
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Contents:
Contents -- A Man of God -- Psalms in Context -- Psalms of God�s Presence -- Psalms of Distress and Hardship -- Psalms of Sorrow and Change -- Psalms of Human Frailty -- Psalms of Trust and Unity -- Psalms of Joy and Peace
Summary: The Book of Psalms has provided prayers and hymns for worship all through the history of the people of God. New Testament writers used the psalms to educate disciples about the nature of God's kingdom. For this reason, the psalms provide a vital resource for preaching in the church today. The psalms express the deepest and most heartfelt human emotions one will ever witness. They articulate the mountain peak experiences of praises to God. They plummet to the depths of human despair. They provide consolation. The psalmists stand completely honest before God and challenge preachers to do the same. This kind of honesty is what the people of God long to hear from the pulpit today. In An Honest Cry, twenty preachers share sermons from the whole range of the psalms -- psalms of distress, hatred, sorrow, frailty, trust, joy, and peace. They offer these sermons in memory and honor of their friend and fellow preacher Prentice Meador Jr. for whom the Book of Psalms was always a treasured resource. This book includes chapters from the late Prentice Meador and his son, Mark. Additional contributing writers include Royce Money, Jack Reese, Gary Holloway, Landon Saunders, Mike Cope, Chris Seidman, David Rubio, Scott Sager, Tom A. Jones, Collin Packer, Harold Hazelip, Jim Martin, Lynn Anderson, Rick Atchley, Jennings Davis, Ken Durham, John York and Tim Spivey, Randy Lowry, and Bob Chisholm.
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eBook eBook Biblioteca "Angelicum" Pont. Univ. S.Tommaso d'Aquino Nuvola online online - EBSCO (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Online access Not for loan (Accesso limitato) Accesso per gli utenti autorizzati / Access for authorized users (ebsco)514522

Includes bibliographical references in Endnotes (pages 221-222).

Contents -- A Man of God -- Psalms in Context -- Psalms of God�s Presence -- Psalms of Distress and Hardship -- Psalms of Sorrow and Change -- Psalms of Human Frailty -- Psalms of Trust and Unity -- Psalms of Joy and Peace

The Book of Psalms has provided prayers and hymns for worship all through the history of the people of God. New Testament writers used the psalms to educate disciples about the nature of God's kingdom. For this reason, the psalms provide a vital resource for preaching in the church today. The psalms express the deepest and most heartfelt human emotions one will ever witness. They articulate the mountain peak experiences of praises to God. They plummet to the depths of human despair. They provide consolation. The psalmists stand completely honest before God and challenge preachers to do the same. This kind of honesty is what the people of God long to hear from the pulpit today. In An Honest Cry, twenty preachers share sermons from the whole range of the psalms -- psalms of distress, hatred, sorrow, frailty, trust, joy, and peace. They offer these sermons in memory and honor of their friend and fellow preacher Prentice Meador Jr. for whom the Book of Psalms was always a treasured resource. This book includes chapters from the late Prentice Meador and his son, Mark. Additional contributing writers include Royce Money, Jack Reese, Gary Holloway, Landon Saunders, Mike Cope, Chris Seidman, David Rubio, Scott Sager, Tom A. Jones, Collin Packer, Harold Hazelip, Jim Martin, Lynn Anderson, Rick Atchley, Jennings Davis, Ken Durham, John York and Tim Spivey, Randy Lowry, and Bob Chisholm.