A Sermon On The Foolishness Of Preaching (1853)

Exploring the perceived foolishness of preaching, this sermon by Luther Halsey Gulick defends the practice as a divine calling essential for spreading God's word. Using Biblical references and personal anecdotes, Gulick argues that preaching is a vital means of drawing people closer to God. This thought-provoking text is significant for those interested in religious studies and the history of Christianity, presented as a facsimile reprint that preserves its cultural importance despite potential imperfections.