Has the Day of Great Preachers Passed (1921): “The one standard by which
he is measured is the question of his ability as an exponent of the
Christian religion.”
The Heart Interest in Preaching (1922): “He has sensed the human side,
and seen what it is that makes the need for preaching.”
The Great Compulsion (1928): “That was the last peaceful day he ever saw,
for our peace is the price we pay for greatness.”
The Minister and His Reading (1928): “...the field with which the minister
needs to be familiar is unlimited because it touches all the others.”
Preaching to College Students (1928): “[The minister] is dealing with
adventurous minds whose one concern is truth.”
Some Problems of the Preacher (1928): “They have cost many a man his
usefulness, and limited that of many others.”
The Ambassador (1929): “It is a wonderful thing to be a minister,
because a minister is an ambassador of the Kingdom of God.”
Let the Minister Know Life (1929): “He needs to see, and hear, and know
enough to understand the mind and heart of the world.”
The Yielding of Aaron (1929): “...the adaptation of the principles and
standards of religion to public tastes, ideals, and desires.”