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15 mins read|11/22/26What unfolds is that judgment on the Last Day will have people divided based on how they have received His disciples, those sent with His Word.
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19 mins read|11/22/26The people Christ identifies with Himself, and the object of His mercy are the people who are hungry, thirsty, naked, and a stranger. The sick and the imprisoned are there as well.
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17 mins read|11/15/26Christ is the crisis-point of salvation and judgment for the entire world, and for your hearer this week.
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10 mins read|11/15/26Your proclamation must not be about their performance but about the one thing that truly matters: Christ alone is their Master. And this Master has purchased them and made them His servants.
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17 mins read|11/08/26At funerals, everyone becomes a theologian, or at least a grief counselor. And some people are not as good at those jobs as other people.
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11 mins read|11/08/26The urgency of the call which you proclaim is not necessarily to do something radically different but to remain steadfast in what they are already doing.
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15 mins read|11/08/26He who died in darkness for our sins has been resurrected for our life and salvation forever.
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14 mins read|11/07/26Son of a Preacher Man. In this episode, we sit with Rev. Klemet Preus’ essay, The Sermon as Absolution. What is the purpose of proclamation? What is the content of a sermon supposed to be? What is vicarious satisfaction and how does it preach? We discuss bondage, absolution, liberation, and resurrection in this week’s episode, and much, much more!
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21 mins read|11/01/26Instead of thinking you must become this state in order to be blessed, this emphasis teaches is that wherever you find people in this low estate there you find God.
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