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Unspoken Sermons

First published: 1867
Pages: 378

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01 - The Child in the Midst
36:27
02 - The Consuming Fire
30:03
03 - The Higher Faith
20:58
04 - It Shall Not Be Forgiven
40:28
05 - The New Name
24:15
06 - The Heart with the Treasure
9:26
07 - The Temptation in the Wilderness
42:21
08 - The Eloi
21:36
09 - The Hands of the Father
11:53
10 - Love Thy Neighbour
34:19
11 - Love Thine Enemy
18:42
12 - The God of the Living
16:11
13 - The Way
36:14
14 - The Hardness of the Way
31:15
15 - The Cause of Spiritual Stupidity
29:37
16 - The Word of Jesus on Prayer
37:44
17 - Man's Difficulty Concerning Prayer
33:03
18 - The Last Farthing
30:27
19 - Abba, Father
37:15
20 - Life
36:26
21 - The Fear of God
26:13
22 - The Voice of Job
71:32
23 - Self Denial
42:24
24 - The Truth in Jesus
55:05
25 - The Creation In Christ
38:00
26 - The Knowing of the Son
25:53
27 - The Mirrors of the Lord
21:30
28 - The Truth
42:15
29 - Freedom
22:47
30 - Kingship
14:53
31 - Justice
74:13
32 - Light
27:08
33 - The Displeasure of Jesus
35:01
34 - Righteousness
27:40
35 - The Final Unmasking
25:14
36 - The Inheritance
24:21

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About this book

George MacDonald never delivered these sermons from a pulpit. He wrote them instead, three series across two decades, as extended meditations on scripture that read more like essays than homilies. His subject is the character of God, whom he insists is a loving Father rather than a judge to be feared, and he returns again and again to obedience, humility, and the childlike trust he thought lay at the heart of real faith. The prose is dense and searching, willing to argue with received doctrine, and it left a deep mark on later readers, C.S. Lewis chief among them, who credited MacDonald with shaping his own conversion. A free PDF and EPUB edition are available here.

About the author

George MacDonald

George MacDonald was a Scottish author, poet and Congregational minister. He became a pioneering figure in the field of modern fantasy literature and the mentor of fellow-writer Lewis Carroll. In addition to his fairy tales, MacDonald wrote several works of Christian theology, including several collections of sermons.