All Stirred Up Cycle C
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Richard Patt’s sermons enable the reader/listener to perceive new truths in old stories. As one reads them, it might be tempting to challenge Patt’s observations, to argue against him, to debate his approach … but one is never bored. Only “stirred up” at times.
Sermon titles, based on the Gospel of Luke, include:
It’s Okay To Stir Up God — Luke 11:1-13
The Fear Of Taking The Plunge — Luke 12:32-40
Sabotaging The Sabbath — Luke 13:10-17
The Crux Of Being A Christian — Luke 14:25-33
Nobody Owes You Anything — Luke 17:5-10
… and more!
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SKU (ISBN): 9780788010408
ISBN10: 0788010409
Richard Patt
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: January 1997
Publisher: CSS Publishing
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