The Most Beautiful Sermon I’ve Heard

Posted: December 1st, 2008 | Filed under: Adventures in Mono, Modern / Not Modern |

In An Alternative World is at Hand, Walter Brueggemann sermonizes on a passage from a letter by the Apostle Paul, where Paul is quoting from the Hebrew Prophet Isaiah. For the beginning of the Christian season of Advent (which is something like our “Christmas”), the guest preacher paints a picture of a beautiful world. He’s talking at Duke Chapel, the cadence resonating through a space of tired academic workers and students at semester’s end. I should listen to this at the end of each day.

Listen here.

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One Comment on “The Most Beautiful Sermon I’ve Heard”

  1. 1 John said at 5:36 am on November 10th, 2009:

    Hi Im from Australia.

    The most beautiful “sermons” ever given were given my the Radiant Being who spoke these words.

    http://www.dabase.org/tfrbklih.htm

    http://www.aboutadidam.org/readings/art_is_love/index.html

    The second reference is very much about The Beautiful and the Culture of Beauty.

    Plus how to manifest that Vision and Calling.

    http://www.dabase.org/restsacr.htm

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