Preacher’s Studio: Henry Rowold

The Preacher's StudioThe journey from text to pulpit can be a long and winding road, filled with false starts, surprising discoveries, and hard choices along the way. On a semi-regular basis, the homiletics faculty of Concordia Seminary invites you to walk the road with the preacher in the Preacher’s Studio series. Each sermon was preached during chapel services at the Seminary. Afterward, the campus community was invited to eat lunch with the preacher, to talk about the sermon, its preparation and execution, and dialogue about the art of preaching. We welcome you to a seat at the table.

Preacher: Henry Rowold, Mission Professor Emeritus of Exegetical Theology (December 17, 2013, Text: Isaiah 63:7-14)

Moderator: David Schmitt, Gregg H. Benidt Chair in Homiletics and Literature.

Chapel Sermon:

[audio:https://concordiatheology.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/Dec17Rowald.MP3]

Preacher’s Studio Interview:

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3 Comments

  1. Anthony Mandile February 15, 2014
    Reply

    Thanks, Dr. Rowold, I enjoy your personal connection to the text.

  2. Mary Duesterbeck nussbaum October 30, 2014
    Reply

    On December 25, 1953, I was given my first Bible. I attended a church in Delavan, Wisconsin.The Pastor Henry Rowoldt signed it. I have great memories of my teacher, Pastor Henry Rowoldt. I would like to share my thoughts with his family.

    Thank you and blessings.Mary Kay

  3. Delwyn X. Campbell May 28, 2015
    Reply

    Dr. Schmitt, as always, I thoroughly enjoyed your work. I hope that I am blessed to spend some time with you before Christ comes for me. Pastor Rowoldt preached a powerful sermon, and his interview was a perfect “after-dinner accompaniment.” God be with you until we meet again!

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