The New Tears of a clown
Subtitle: a look behind the scenes, behind the mask
By: Otis Thomas McMillan.
Publisher: Brentwood Christian Press
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Columbus, Ga
Language: eng
Number of pages: 240
Subjects: Methodist Church -- Sermons.; Sermons, American.
Other titles: Masks, what do they really hide?
First sentence: “Now, there are some sad things known to man, but ain't nothing sadder than the tears of a clown.
Description: In The New Tears of a Clown Otis McMillian explores how a dynamic relationship with Jesus Christ frees us to face the deep-seated problems in our lives and relationships; and makes possible the kind of deliverance that not only enables us to live life to the fullest, but also makes us transforming agents in our world. 
His subject matter is relevant. His transparency is refreshing. His insights are revealing; and his application of biblical truths to the human experience is liberating.
Table of contents: title: Introduction
pagenum: 7; title: 1.	Inside Secrets
pagenum: 10; title: 2.	Finding Your Pigs
pagenum: 21; title: 3.	Surprise! Surprise! Surprise!
pagenum: 35; title: 4.	The Creative  Power of Words
pagenum: 43; title: 5.	Bitter Roots Bear Bitter Fruit
pagenum: 56; title: 6.	Getting Over the Fence of Offenses
pagenum: 64; title: 7.	Saints Walking Free of Offenses
pagenum: 80; title: 8.	Jesus Christ, the Supreme Example
pagenum: 91; title: 9.	Who’s Offended? Not Me
pagenum: 102; title: 10.	The Offense of the Lord
pagenum: 112; title: 11.	Who is Offended, And I Burn Not?
pagenum: 120; title: 12.	Throw the Thing Away!
pagenum: 125