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Every pastor dreads the call. A family you barely know, a room full of grieving strangers — many of them the furthest from God they'll ever be. This may be your only pulpit moment with them. This book was built for that moment. However, the duty is also an opportunity to speak into the lives of people you will never preach to. The largest group of unconverted people you will speak to gather at a funeral. Working at doing funeral sermons right has been this author's life goal.
Suicide
Remember me for my good
Elderly saints
Honey from a strange hive
To live is C hrist, to die is gain
Young lives
Making it well when it is not well
Thou shalt be missed
When the good die young
General
Settling the issue
Selah
Looking and listening
As others which have no hope
As you walk and are sad
Terminal illness
The Lord is my Shepherd
Loved ones/close friends
The Lord is my memorial
Preaching in the valley
Heroes
Other
The God of recovery.
You've stood at a graveside not knowing what to say
You want to maximize every evangelistic moment at a funeral
You've been called to do a funeral for a family outside your congregation
You want full sermon frameworks, not just outlines
“You really need this” - Faye
Pastor Carlton L. Coon Sr. is a veteran pastor and prolific author of over 35 books spanning pastoral development, Christian living, discipleship, and men's ministry. His writing reflects a life devoted to helping people — and the churches they lead — grow. He and his wife Norma have been married over 40 years and are the proud grandparents of three.
Every pastor dreads the call. A family you barely know, a room full of grieving strangers — many of them the furthest from God they'll ever be. This may be your only pulpit moment with them. This book was built for that moment. However, the duty is also an opportunity to speak into the lives of people you will never preach to. The largest group of unconverted people you will speak to gather at a funeral. Working at doing funeral sermons right has been this author's life goal.
Suicide
Remember me for my good
Elderly saints
Honey from a strange hive
To live is C hrist, to die is gain
Young lives
Making it well when it is not well
Thou shalt be missed
When the good die young
General
Settling the issue
Selah
Looking and listening
As others which have no hope
As you walk and are sad
Terminal illness
The Lord is my Shepherd
Loved ones/close friends
The Lord is my memorial
Preaching in the valley
Heroes
Other
The God of recovery.
You've stood at a graveside not knowing what to say
You want to maximize every evangelistic moment at a funeral
You've been called to do a funeral for a family outside your congregation
You want full sermon frameworks, not just outlines
“You really need this” - Faye
Pastor Carlton L. Coon Sr. is a veteran pastor and prolific author of over 35 books spanning pastoral development, Christian living, discipleship, and men's ministry. His writing reflects a life devoted to helping people — and the churches they lead — grow. He and his wife Norma have been married over 40 years and are the proud grandparents of three.