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Proper 13 • Exodus 16:2–15 • August 5, 2012
By Bruce M. Hartung It is an easy homiletical move to criticize and condemn the wandering children of Israel for their murmuring against Moses and Aaron, and for their less-than-robust confidence that…
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A Jewish-Christian Dialogue and the Messiah Question
Is Jesus the “Messiah” of Isaiah 9-11?
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Proper 12 • Genesis 9:8–17 • July 29, 2012
By Thomas Egger Congregations of the LCMS have not heard many sermons on the rainbow, since Genesis 9 did not occur in the lectionary cycles of Lutheran Worship. In fact, the LW…
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Concordia Journal Currents – Reflecting on Hispanic ministry with Doug Groll
As part of the Center for Hispanic Studies’ 25th anniversary, Doug Groll and Leopoldo Sanchez discuss the past, present, and future of Hispanic/Latino theology and mission.
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Right or Rite?
Rev. William Rowe, a Roman Catholic priest, had already been removed from his parish when Bishop Edward Braxton of the Belleville, IL, diocese, took the extra step of forbidding him to exercise…
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Proper 11 • Jeremiah 23:1–6 • July 22, 2012
By Timothy Dost Jeremiah 23:1–6 presents a challenge to the preacher of appearing to be too narrow in scope in terms of the law to be useful to the congregation. The lament…
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How to answer the toughest questions?
Originally posted here: How to answer the toughest questions?
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The Preacher’s Studio: David Lewis
Preacher’s Studio is a chance to take a step back and talk about the art and craft of preaching. Today’s preacher: DAVID LEWIS, on preaching Luke 2:22-32.
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Proper 10 • Amos 7:7–15 • July 15, 2012
By William W. Carr The church never quite reads Amos. The Three-Year Lectionary employs it five times; the One-Year includes it once, as an option. We don’t read the prophetic books as…
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