Musings from Main Street
Robert Linders is an extraordinary preacher--one of the two best I have heard over a lifetime. He brings a wide variety of sources into play, traditional and contemporary, which illustrate the theme and reflect his broad knowledge and continuous reading. He requires hearers to reflect on theological, philosophical, scientific, cultural, and personal issues at a level of seriousness rarely found in modern preaching.
--Peter C. Hodgson (PH.D. Yale)
Charles G. Finney Professor of Theology Emeritus
Divinity School, Vanderbilt University
In the Land of Linders, Bible hermeneutics meet today's news, and memorable jokes confront philosophical wisdom in such rapid succession that one needs at least a good week of conversation at home to sort them out.
--Robert C. Williams (PH.D. Harvard)
Pulitzer Prize nominee in Russian history
Brunswick, Maine
Musings from Main Street
Robert Linders is an extraordinary preacher--one of the two best I have heard over a lifetime. He brings a wide variety of sources into play, traditional and contemporary, which illustrate the theme and reflect his broad knowledge and continuous reading. He requires hearers to reflect on theological, philosophical, scientific, cultural, and personal issues at a level of seriousness rarely found in modern preaching.
--Peter C. Hodgson (PH.D. Yale)
Charles G. Finney Professor of Theology Emeritus
Divinity School, Vanderbilt University
In the Land of Linders, Bible hermeneutics meet today's news, and memorable jokes confront philosophical wisdom in such rapid succession that one needs at least a good week of conversation at home to sort them out.
--Robert C. Williams (PH.D. Harvard)
Pulitzer Prize nominee in Russian history
Brunswick, Maine
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Robert Linders is an extraordinary preacher--one of the two best I have heard over a lifetime. He brings a wide variety of sources into play, traditional and contemporary, which illustrate the theme and reflect his broad knowledge and continuous reading. He requires hearers to reflect on theological, philosophical, scientific, cultural, and personal issues at a level of seriousness rarely found in modern preaching.
--Peter C. Hodgson (PH.D. Yale)
Charles G. Finney Professor of Theology Emeritus
Divinity School, Vanderbilt University
In the Land of Linders, Bible hermeneutics meet today's news, and memorable jokes confront philosophical wisdom in such rapid succession that one needs at least a good week of conversation at home to sort them out.
--Robert C. Williams (PH.D. Harvard)
Pulitzer Prize nominee in Russian history
Brunswick, Maine
