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Unspoken Sermons
Chapitres (40)
- Epigraph 0:00
- First Series: Dedication 0:07
- The Child in the Midst 0:22
- The Consuming Fire 32:51
- The Higher Faith 1:02:07
- It Shall Not Be Forgiven 1:21:18
- The New Name 2:01:45
- The Heart with the Treasure 2:23:45
- The Temptation in the Wilderness 2:32:06
- The Eloi 3:17:22
- The Hands of the Father 3:39:15
- Love Thy Neighbour 3:50:35
- Love Thine Enemy 4:26:34
- The God of the Living 4:44:42
- Second Series: Dedication 5:01:22
- The Way 5:01:35
- The Hardness of the Way 5:36:39
- The Cause of Spiritual Stupidity 6:07:18
- The Word of Jesus on Prayer 6:37:10
- Man’s Difficulty Concerning Prayer 7:10:37
- The Last Farthing 7:46:06
- Abba, Father! 8:16:41
- Life 8:56:20
- The Fear of God 9:31:38
- The Voice of Job 9:57:06
- Self-Denial 11:04:18
- The Truth in Jesus 11:45:15
- Third Series: Dedication 12:39:22
- The Creation in Christ 12:39:41
- The Knowing of the Son 13:15:49
- The Mirrors of the Lord 13:40:17
- The Truth 14:00:20
- Freedom 14:40:10
- Kingship 15:02:02
- Justice 15:17:56
- Light 16:36:43
- The Displeasure of Jesus 17:05:55
- Righteousness 17:43:44
- The Final Unmasking 18:12:57
- The Inheritance 18:38:15
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George MacDonald was a Scottish writer who was also a Christian minister. While his writing career focused mostly on fantasy works, he also wrote several theological works, including Unspoken Sermons, which was published in three volumes from 1867–1889.
In it, MacDonald lays out his vision of God. In his view, God is fundamentally a loving father to all humanity, working to purify people from their sin so that they are as good as God himself. A consequence of this is that all people will eventually be saved—which was a controversial teaching in the churches where he preached, making him unpopular with church leaders.
In other sermons, MacDonald deals with more practical topics like riches, prayer, and wrestling with spiritual doubt.
Unspoken Sermons was a profound influence on C. S. Lewis, who said, “My own debt to this book is almost as great as one man can owe to another: and nearly all serious inquirers to whom I have introduced it acknowledge that it has given them great help—sometimes indispensable help toward the very acceptance of the Christian faith.”