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More CD Brooks Sermons

Submitted by shermancox on Fri, 2008-11-21 13:35.

Thanks to Cheryl Palmer for sending in these links to C. D. Brooks Sermons.

New Website Centered on C. D. Brooks

Submitted by shermancox on Fri, 2008-02-08 09:26.

Someone just emailed me a link to this new website. It promises to be a repository of C. D. Brooks audio and video sermons. The site's performance is a little slow, but I would encourage you to keep a look out for this resource. You can find it at CDBrooks.Com

C. D. Brooks Most Searched for Preacher on Sabbath Pulpit

Submitted by shermancox on Wed, 2007-12-26 09:39.
Pastor C. D. Brooks is the most popular preacher on SabbathPulpit.Com. In this article we seek to understand why this great preacher is searched for much more than any other preacher.

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Link to Numerous Sermons

Submitted by shermancox on Tue, 2007-12-04 17:02.

Thanks to Cheryl Palmer for sending in this link to a number of Adventist sermons. You will find sermons by Barry Black, E. E. Cleveland, C. D. Brooks, J. P. Monk, C. E. Bradford, Walter Pearson, and Henry Wright.

Contemporary Music and Adventist Preaching

Submitted by shermancox on Fri, 2007-10-12 06:01.
Yesterday I posted on contemporary music as a means to growth. Often connected to contemporary music is generic preaching devoid of who we are. Charles Bradford notes in his book Preaching to the Times that the Adventist church was "preached into existence."

Today, many of us are looking for methods of growth that are not in line with our own unique identity. But in the end, if you want to be heard, you have to say something worth saying.

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C. D. Brooks Resources

Submitted by shermancox on Thu, 2006-05-11 00:38.

Someone wanted me to send them links to all of the C. D. Brooks resources that I know of. Well here they are:

The first is a link to the sermon "Want my Church Back!" This one is hosted at adventist affirm. In it Pastor Brooks speaks to his desire to have the church return to a core identity.


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