Unique Book Of Inspirational Sermons

November 17, 2010  |   Posted in Uncategorized   |   Tags: Doug Batchelor, Dr. J.P. Moreland, Dr. William Willimon, inspirations volume one, mark batterson

Christian Archives has debuted Inspirations: Volume One, a book of sermons for everyday living.

The collectible book contains more than 20 inspirational sermons from various pastors and religious leaders world-wide. Just a few of our notable contributors include:

Mark Batterson – National Community Church
Cardinal Justin Rigali – Archbishop of Philadelphia
Dr. Johnny Hunt – Southern Baptist Convention
Dr. William H Willimon – Grace Communion International
and Doug Batchelor – Amazing Facts Ministries.

Proceeds from the book will go to Christian charities and continue to support the goals at Christian Archives (purchase your copy today).

“We hope this collection provides comfort and inspiration to readers,” explains Brian Callahan, co-founder of Christian Archives. “We worked with members of the religious community to create a book that will be well-read by Christians everywhere.”

Christian Archives has been providing churches with an easy-to-use online platform for storing and serving sermon files and other content to their membership and the online Christian community. Since the demand for sermons online has been growing and inspiring.

“We decided to expand the reach of Christian Archives by publishing a collectible book of inspirational messages that can further serve the needs of the Christian community,” adds Dallen Wendt, co-founder of Christian Archives. “Each message addresses issues that confront Christians on a daily basis and, we hope, provides encouragement to deal with those issues.”

Inspirations: Volume One is also available to Christian churches and organizations seeking a new and different fund-raiser for their organization. Substantial bulk discounts make it an item that will allow churches to raise the funds their project requires.

This is a quality item which should be well-received going into the Christmas season. More fund-raising information is available on the Christian Archives website (www.christianarchives.org) or by contacting Christian Archives directly.

Christian Archives was developed by a small group of Christians who recognized that many inspirational sermons, once given, were essentially lost. Even if recorded or videotaped, these sermons were often saved on tape, CD or even DVD and gathering dust on a shelf somewhere, never to be heard again.

Christian Archives offers a solution to that problem with its free internet-based service that allows churches the ability to store and access millions of digital, audio and video sermon files online, at any time.

For more information, please visit www.christianarchives.org