I pluck chrysanthemums beneath the eastern hedge, and gaze at ease at the southern mountains.Tao Yuanming
“What worries you masters you.”
“What worries you masters you.”
— HADDON ROBINSON
Preacher and professor · 1931 – 2017
Haddon W. Robinson was an American evangelical preacher and professor of preaching, and a longtime president of Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. His book Biblical Preaching is a standard text on expository preaching.
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