Sermons 6
George H. Morrison preaches about the characteristics of the Christian gospel exemplified by Jesus as a worker, emphasizing the revolutionary concept of God as a toiling God. Jesus' work showcases the
George H. Morrison preaches about the connection between the modern city's haste and the decline of faith, emphasizing that the lack of restfulness is rooted in the lack of trust. He highlights the im
George H. Morrison emphasizes the importance of self-sacrifice in worship, highlighting the need for thanksgiving, spiritual need, indebtedness to Christ, and self-denial to truly worship in spirit an
George H. Morrison preaches on the problem of pain, highlighting the modern sensitivity to suffering and the emergence of the question of why the righteous suffer. He explores three reasons for the in
George H. Morrison emphasizes Paul's deep yearning for the salvation of his fellow Jews, despite the offense of the cross to them, highlighting the importance of not compromising essential truths for
George H. Morrison delves into the two primary feelings evoked by the thought of death: curiosity and fear. He explores how curiosity about the unknown beyond death and the universal fear of dying hav
