David, a man for our time; a sermon preached at the First Presbyterian church

"David, a man for our Time" is a sermon delivered at the First Presbyterian Church in 1917 by Lynn Townsend White. This sermon explores the enduring relevance of the biblical figure David, seeking to connect his life and lessons to the challenges and concerns of the early 20th century. White's examination offers insights into faith, leadership, and the human condition, as seen through the lens of a pivotal Old Testament character. This historical sermon provides a glimpse into religious thought during a transformative period and offers timeless reflections on morality and spirituality. A valuable resource for those interested in religious history, sermon literature, and biblical interpretation.

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