Bryant's Sermon Outlines for Evangelistic Services
Overview
Each book in the Bryant Sermon Outline Series contains thirty or more outlines focused on one theme. These outlines are designed to spark an idea, provide an initial structure, or furnish a fitting illustration.
The outlines for this series have been chosen from some of the most respected preachers in history, such as Jabez Burns, R.G. Lee, F.E. Marsh, John Ritchie, Charles H. Spurgeon, John Wesley, and many others. Each book includes topical and textual treatments as well as a Scripture index to help you find just the right material. Each book is published by Kregel and contains 64 pages of material.
Top Highlights
“3. A broken and contrite spirit trembles at the least indications of divine displeasure” (Page 16)
“Though he had no sight, he made good use of his hearing. If we have not all gifts, let us use those which we have.” (Page 36)
“He resolves that he will go to a throne of grace and ask for mercy.” (Page 44)
“Evangelism is the proclamation of the good news of salvation in Jesus Christ with a view to bringing about the reconciliation of the sinner with God the Father, through the regenerating power of the Holy Spirit.” (Page 6)
“If a man should try to hold up a ladder with his own hand, and at the same time climb to the top of it, he would have less difficulty than in causing his evil nature to attain to holiness.” (Page 9)
- Title: Bryant's Sermon Outlines for Evangelistic Services
- Author: Al Bryant
- Publisher: Kregel
- Publication Date: 1992
Al Bryant was editor in chief of Zondervan Publishing House for more than twenty-six years and also served as managing editor of Word Books and as director for Kregel Publications. His other books include Day by Day with C. H. Spurgeon, Sourcebook for Poetry, Climbing the Heights, and New Every Morning.
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