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20 mins read|06/24/23In order to respect both liturgical consistency and the role of the homilist in the drama of the Divine Service: Let the pulpit be for proclamation, not personal prayer.
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15 mins read|06/17/23Whenever you preach the Word of God, with whatever preparation, it is evermore the Spirit who preaches.
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16 mins read|06/10/23These poets are gifts of God, and it is only good homiletical stewardship to use them for all they are worth.
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15 mins read|06/04/23Too often sermons are like treadmills: Lots of work that takes us nowhere. Better for your sermon to be like an escalator: Move your people onward and upward in faith.
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11 mins read|05/20/23Preachers, just because there is a placeholder carved out right there in the liturgy which says SERMON, that does not give us license to blather.
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14 mins read|05/13/23If Easter is about Jesus as the prototype of the new creation, then the Ascension is about His enthronement as the One who rules forevermore on Earth as it is in Heaven.
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14 mins read|05/07/23The gathered pilgrims benefit from having a competent, compassionate preacher as a tour guide who can lead them through the wonders of God’s Word.
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17 mins read|04/29/23But what does a preacher do regarding the doctrine of providence when God embarrasses Himself and us by not being present in the way we want Him to be with us?
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25 mins read|04/22/23Dependence on Him, confidence in His mission, begets joy in God and joy in God begets mission, and mission perpetuates joy inasmuch as it arises from gospel impulses over and above the mandate.
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10 mins read|04/15/23More often than not, God’s people in your pews will benefit from having an inkling of where your Lord’s Day journey will take them.
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10 mins read|04/08/23In Christ, God gives us not a posthuman future but a human future in His children through His Son.
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