Unspoken Sermons

British author GEORGE MACDONALD (1824-1905) was best known in his day-and best remembered today-as a novelist, but he was also a preacher of some renown in Victorian England.This new edition contains all three volumes of Macdonald's "Unspoken Sermons," originally published between 1867 and 1889, including: . "The Child in the Midst." "The Consuming Fire." "It Shall Not Be Forgiven." "The Hands of the Father." "The Cause of Spiritual Stupidity." "The Fear of God." "Self-Denial." "The Displeasure of Jesus." and many others.

Unspoken Sermons THE CHILD IN THE MIDST. THE CONSUMING FIRE. THE HIGHER FAITH. IT SHALL NOT BE FORGIVEN. THE NEW NAME. THE HEART WITH THE TREASURE. THE TEMPTATION IN THE WILDERNESS. THE ELOI. THE HANDS OF THE FATHER. LOVE THY NEIGHBOUR LOVE THINE ENEMY. THE GOD OF THE LIVING. END OF FIRST SERIES UNSPOKEN SERMONS SERIES TWO THESE ALSO AFTER EIGHTEEN YEARS TO MY WIFE CORAGGIO, BORDIGHERA THE WAY. THE HARDNESS OF THE WAY. THE CAUSE OF SPIRITUAL STUPIDITY. THE WORD OF JESUS ON PRAYER. MAN'S DIFFICULTY CONCERNING PRAYER. THE LAST FARTHING. ABBA, FATHER! LIFE. THE FEAR OF GOD. THE VOICE OF JOB. SELF-DENIAL. THE TRUTH IN JESUS. END OF THE SECOND SERIES. UNSPOKEN SERMONS SERIES THREE TO MY WIFE THE CREATION IN CHRIST. THE KNOWING OF THE SON. THE MIRRORS OF THE LORD. THE TRUTH. FREEDOM. KINGSHIP. JUSTICE. LIGHT. THE DISPLEASURE OF JESUS. RIGHTEOUSNESS. THE FINAL UNMASKING. THE INHERITANCE. END OF THE THIRD SERIES.

Be swept into the presence of God. It is not enough for the Christ-follower to hold a set of beliefs about Jesus, to cling tightly to doctrine, or interpretation, or knowledge. The transformative power of the Gospel is accessed through faith in Jesus, through union with God, and through a real experience of His love and nearness. George MacDonald's Unspoken Sermons are a series of written (but never publicly preached) sermons that guide the reader into a deeper relationship with God through profound encounters with Jesus Christ. George MacDonald (1824-1905) was a 19th century Scottish author, poet, and Christian minister, most famous for his published allegorical fairy tales and novels. MacDonald was read and admired by many well-known theologians, including G.K. Chesterton, Oswald Chambers, and C.S. Lewis, who pointed to MacDonald as an inspirer and guide for their own faith and writings. Lewis said of MacDonald, "I know hardly any other writer who seems to be closer, or more continually close, to the Spirit of Christ Himself." Through this collection of remarkable sermons, the reader will discover: A magnificent perspective on Christianity A sincere hunger for spiritual truth A deeper understanding of the Christian faith A clearer sense of God's will The very presence of the Living God The insights available in these pages speak directly to the heart, as a guide towards a deep, intimate, life-changing encounter with the indwelling presence of the living God.

Unspoken Sermons Series I, II, and III is a series of sermons by George MacDonald. The author presents God in a way that relates to modern reality. His teaching is dense, but full of nutrition for the soul.

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Unspoken Sermons Series I, II, and III is a series of sermons by George MacDonald. The author presents God in a way that relates to modern reality. His teaching is dense, but full of nutrition for the soul.