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The Pulpit

Proper 29 • Luke 23:27–43 • November 20, 2016


Proper 29 • Luke 23:27–43 • November 20, 2016

By Mark A. Seifrid The drama of the text unfolds in three acts. The first act is the way of the cross with Jesus’s word to the women who followed him on the way. The second act is the crucifixion at the place called “Skull.” The third act is the mocking of Jesus. Yet amidst the ..

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Proper 29 • Revelation 1:4b–8 • November 22, 2015


Proper 29 • Revelation 1:4b–8 • November 22, 2015

By Bruce Schuchard Sermon Suggestion Recent events here in our own country and elsewhere in the world may have more than a few of the faithful reeling in horror over the seemingly evident advance in the world of every evil influence and power. The experiences of the recent past may even have some wondering if the ..

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Proper 29 • Colossians 1:13–20 • November 24, 2013


Proper 29 • Colossians 1:13–20 • November 24, 2013

By Bruce M. Hartung An encouragement when preparing to preach on this text, the Epistle assigned for the Last Sunday of the Church Year: Read aloud and meditate on all the assigned readings for the day, praying that the Holy Spirit will enlighten and move you with the truth of the Scriptures which you are reading and on ..

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Proper 29 • Daniel 7:9–10; 13–14 • November 25, 2012


Proper 29 • Daniel 7:9–10; 13–14 • November 25, 2012

By Paul Philp The divine court comes to order in Daniel’s vision within this text. Daniel first beholds the thrones being placed and the Ancient of Days taking his seat upon his throne. The description Daniel provides of the Ancient of Days emphasizes his holiness (hair like pure wool), and images which evoke images of ..

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Proper 29 • Matthew 25:31–46 • November 20, 2011


Proper 29 • Matthew 25:31–46 • November 20, 2011

by Joel Biermann This is a difficult text. Not that it is difficult to understand. In fact, it is altogether too easy to grasp the meaning, which is precisely what makes it difficult. There is no question about the message Jesus intends to convey with this poignant parable. There is no dodging the impact of the ..

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Proper 29 • Malachi 3:13–18 • November 21, 2010


Proper 29 • Malachi 3:13–18 • November 21, 2010

by Michael J. Redeker There is famine, poverty, oppression, and unfaithfulness. People live their lives contrary to God’s Word, and he doesn’t even seem to care. Does it really pay to follow God? This is the state of the world today. But this was also the context of Malachi’s ministry. The people were waiting for ..

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Proper 29 · Mark 13:24-37 · November 22, 2009


Proper 29 · Mark 13:24-37 · November 22, 2009

By Joel D Biermann Considerations in relation to the text 1. There is no doubt about the theme for this Sunday’s text. Every Scripture reading for the last two weeks has been swelling the volume and intensity of the message until today’s two readings conspire to fairly scream the theme: the eschaton is coming—the return ..

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Proper 29 · 1 Corinthians 15:20-28 · November 23, 2008


Proper 29 · 1 Corinthians 15:20-28 · November 23, 2008

By Travis J. Scholl Is there any better way to preach on the last Sunday of the church year than to preach Christ “raised from the dead, the first fruits of those who have fallen asleep” (v. 20)? This pericope falls in the middle of Paul’s great resurrection chapter. What precedes it is his theological ..

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