Böcker av Kittim Silva-Bermudez

El autor, Kittim Silva, ha estructurado el presente libro sobre el apóstol Pedro del siguiente modo: En primer lugar, nos recuerda el versículo bíblico, para introducir la lectura del mensaje. Le sigue una presentación del personaje bíblico, donde se detallan las virtudes y características propias del personaje y de su vida.

Un libro actual de sermones para predicar de forma tematica sobre los animales en la Biblia con un lenguaje y estilo contemporaneo. Su proposito es brindar una base a partir de la cual el predicador pueda modificar, intercalar y adecuar a cada comunidad eclesial el mensaje o sermon que se quiere comunicar.

Many evangelical people prefer to avoid any discussion of liturgy. However, because many ceremonies are a necessary part of church life, the church cannot rely on any improvisation that might leave room for damaging errors. This guide offers a useful tool for pastors of many denominations.

More than 800 outlines on Biblical texts, selected and developed by pastor Silva from the Biblical Institute of New York who says, 'Many believers get together in groups to receive a canned sermon, half baked, full of words and lacking any real message. We can not keep putting our believers to sleep with hymns and choruses; preaching should be lively and should convey Biblical doctrine, having a homiletic development from beginning to end.'

Trata bosquejos con temas sobre la acción social, el crecimiento espiritual, días especiales, semana santa, el liderazgo, las parábolas de Mateo, el padrenuestro, el credo, la familia, profecía futura y el fruto del Espíritu Santo. Silva es pastor experimentado.

Sermons about the last words on the cross, full of application for every believer.

More than 800 outlines on Biblical texts, selected and developed by pastor Silva from the Biblical Institute of New York who says, 'Many believers get together in groups to receive a canned sermon, half baked, full of words and lacking any real message. We can not keep putting our believers to sleep with hymns and choruses; preaching should be lively and should convey Biblical doctrine, having a homiletic development from beginning to end.'