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Product Description
When you mark your scriptures, have you noticed that you often highlight only a phrase within a verse, or maybe just a word or two, or even a single word? Pondering these individual phrases can open your mind and heart to new thoughts, ideas, and feelings.
It has been said that the very best sermons have a great beginning, a great ending, and very little in between. The scriptures are rich with "Sermons in a Sentence," single phrases that communicate gospel truths with power. In this little book, John Bytheway explores forty-six such sermons, brilliant little gems mined from the priceless pages of the standard works.
Product Details
- Size: 4 x 6
- Pages: 101
- Published: 10/2012
About the Author
John Bytheway is a bestselling author, favorite speaker, and part-time instructor at Brigham Young University. His many titles include Heroes: Lessons from the Book of Mormon; Standards Night Live; Isaiah for Airheads; A Crash Course in Teenage Survival; Behind Every Good Man and his most recent book, Of Pigs, Pearls & Prodigals. He has also created numerous talks on CD, many of which are combined in The John Bytheway Collection, Vols. 1 and 2.
John served a mission to the Philippines and holds a master’s degree in Religious Education. He and his wife, Kimberly, have six children.
For more information visit John Bytheway’s Fan Page on Facebook.
Powerful!
by Shauna - reviewed on September 27, 2012
The sub-title for this book is: Powerful Messages in Five Words or Less~ And that is exactly what this book is! On the left-hand page you read a scripture that has one word to one phrase highlighted...just like your personal scriptures might have. On the right-hand page you read a commentary of that word or phrase. Powerful...YES Insightful...YES Amazing...YES John Bytheway has a wonderful way of teaching the scriptures and showing us how powerful they can be in our lives and in our teachings.
