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From the Archives: The Blessed Hope
Continuing our look at past Beeson podcast episode, this week's episode features Timothy George and Robert Smith Jr. discussing Richard Mouw's sermon on the second coming from Titus 2:11-15.
From the Archives: The Knock at Midnight
Continuing our look at historic Beeson podcasts, this episode, first published in 2012, includes Timothy George and Robert Smith Jr. discussing the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s sermon on Luke 11, "A Knock at Midnight," delivered at Sixth Avenue Baptist Church in Birmingham in 1962.
From the Archives: Watchman, What of the Night?
In this episode, originally aired Feb. 28, 2012, Timothy George and Robert Smith Jr. discuss Bishop Jerry Macklin's sermon on Isaiah 51, “Watchman, What of the Night?" which was delivered at the Beeson Pastors School. The full sermon follows their discussion.
From the Archives: A Thorn in the Flesh
Continuing our summer flashback series, this podcast, which originally aired March 29, 2011, features Timothy George and Robert Smith Jr. discussing James Earl Massey's sermon "A Thorn in the Flesh," which they consider an excellent example of the use of personal illustration in preaching. The full sermon follows their discussion.
From the Archives: What Will Last
This podcast originally aired Feb. 22, 2011, and is the second in a series of helpful sermons we are resharing this summer. Part of the series, "Great Preachers, Past and Present," founding dean Timothy George and Robert Smith Jr., discuss the message, "What Will Last," preached by Howard Edington just a week after the tragic accidental death of his only son. The sermon in its entirety follows their discussion.
