Alone with God

While in solitary confinement for three years in a subterranean prison cell with no Bible, pencil or paper, Pastor Richard Wurmbrand composed hundreds of sermons. He committed them to memory by summarizing them in rhymes and delivered them nightly to an unseen congregation.

These sermons, the fruit of extreme depravation, demonstrate in a very personal way the relevance of Scripture to an imprisoned pastor-and to us today-while revealing Pastor Wurmbrand's thoughts and questions while locked in a solitary cell.

1. Opening Credits
2. Prelude
3. Chapter 1: How We Pass the Time
4. Chapter 2: Desire to Escape from the "I"
5. Chapter 3: To Know the Holy One
6. Chapter 4: Morals Apart for the Elect
7. Chapter 5: The Absolute Duty of Truthfulness
8. Chapter 6: The Spaces in the Bible
9. Chapter 7: Sins Are So Small to Him
10. Chapter 8: Measure in Delicacy
11. Chapter 9: Unreachable Height
12. Chapter 10: Grasping the Sleeve of a Jew
13. Chapter 11: The Beloved Communists
14. Chapter 12: Visiting Myself
15. Chapter 13: New Year
16. Chapter 14: Before Suicide
17. Chapter 15: My Greatness
18. Chapter 16: Beware of Narcissism
19. Chapter 17: The Shadow Has Been Brought Backward
20. Chapter 18: A Religion without God
21. Chapter 19: Should I Pray to be Freed?
22. Chapter 20: Mankind is Innocent
23. Chapter 21: The Encounter with Lucifer
24. Chapter 22: Non-Person
25. Chapter 23: Does God Avenge Himself?
26. Chapter 24: My Unfinished Requiem
27. Epilogue
28. Closing Credits