
Behold the Man
Sermons and Object Lessons for Lent and Easter
by Thomas A. Pilgrim
92 pages· 1996· ISBN 9780788007118
About
"Behold The Man" is a sermon/study series for Lent inspired by the words of Pontius Pilate about Jesus. The theme is carefully explored from the First Sunday in Lent through Easter Sunday. For each Sunday a sermon, prayer, children's sermon, order of worship and discussion questions are provided. The purpose of these messages is to enable us to look at Jesus in the crucial times of his life and ministry. In beholding him as he was then we will be able to see him now. Sections include: - Behold the Man Who Was Tempted As We Are - Behold the Man Who Takes Away Sin - Behold the Man Who Taught By The Sea - Behold the Man Who Trained Disciples - Behold the Man Who Turned Toward Jerusalem - Behold the Man Who Tried To Be King - Behold the Man Who Took The Victory Thomas A. Pilgrim was born in LaGrange, Georgia, the son of a Methodist minister. He graduated from LaGrange College and Chandler School of Theology at Emory university with a Master of Divinity degree. He and his wife Shirley are the parents of three children. Pilgrim is the Senior Pastor at St. John United Methodist Church in Atlanta, Georgia. He has served on mission trips to Puerto Rico and Costa Rica. He is a member of The United Methodist Academy for Preaching.
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