Sentences with phrase «guest preacher»
A "guest preacher" is someone who is invited to give a sermon or speak at a religious service, but is not the regular or resident preacher of that place. Full definition
There's going to be published guest preachers errr....
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We've had guest preachers during Lenten services who asked if we would like to follow along in the Bible, and then they say «the verse is such and such.»
I recall one of my colleagues in our liberal seminary storming out of chapel because the guest preacher used the term «Kingdom» too many times instead of «kindom,» «realm of God,» «ground of our being» or some other more progressive / liberal designation.
I was at a church service a week ago when the guest preacher started off by telling the crowd that he was going to offend us.
We had a guest preacher one Sunday (I think it was the retired bishop?)
He had been a guest preacher at a local Reformed congregation one Sunday, and at their family dinner afterward his daughter told him that she found nothing in his sermon that spoke to her own spiritual concerns.
Some time ago, I returned as the guest preacher to a church where years before I had served as a student pastor.
The guest preacher told us that his sole mission in life as a christian (not a preacher) is to spread the word of God.
Since, however, I was a guest preacher that Sunday and had no access to such a group there, I turned to a group of clergy in south Georgia with whom I was working several weeks prior to Pentecost and asked them to be my sermon formation group.
The former minister, who was the guest preacher, therefore, lambasted the Coalition of Arewa Youth Groups for issuing a quit notice to Igbo living in the North.