Preachers Studio: Jeff Gibbs

The 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 Preachers Studio series. Each sermon was preached during chapel services at the Seminary. Afterward, a homiletics professor sits down with the preacher, to talk about the sermon, its preparation and execution, and dialogue about the art of preaching. We welcome you to join in the conversation.

Preacher:
Jeff Gibbs, Professor of Exegetical Theology
Luke 3:1–20
The Commemoration of Johannes von Staupitz
December 5, 2018

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

Chapel Sermon

Interview

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