Volume 15, Number 2 Key Issue #7: Proclaiming the Gospel to a Storied Postmodern Culture Seeing opportunities and overcoming barriers so the Word can be heard by those affected by the culture around us. Read ...
Volume 15, Number 1 Key Issue #6: Partnering with Peers Making more of the encouragement available in the body of Christ as iron sharpens iron among brothers in ministry. Please Note: the September/October 2011 newsletter ...
Volume 14, Number 6 Key Issue #5: Partnering With the Pew Making more of the encouragement available in the body of Christ as we train and equip lay men and women to be fuller partners ...
Volume 14, Number 5 Key Issue #4: Making the Most of Time in the Word Strengthening our personal devotional lives and mirroring such personal application of the Word in our “professional” study – strengthening/renewing original ...
Volume 14, Number 4 Key Issue #3: Guarding Sufficient Time for Sermon Work in Busy Schedules Helping resolve the tension between time spent with people and time spent in the Word – practical ways to ...
Volume 14, Number 3 Key Issue #2: Growing in Freshness and Variety in Proclaiming Law and Gospel Refusing to reduce law and gospel proclamation to a predictable caricature of itself - finding the unique way ...
Key Issue #1: Keeping Preaching Christocentric Making sure the gospel is not assumed and recognizing textually legitimate and illegitimate ways of displaying Scriptures’ gospel predominance. Read More As a companion to the November/December 2010 issue ...
Volume 14, Number 1 Proclaim Grace! This issue introduces a comprehensive two-year program for growth in preaching for WELS pastors entitled Proclaim Grace! While for thirteen volumes every issue of Preach the Word has focused ...
Volume 13, Number 6 The Sermon in Worship: Liturgical Preaching The sermon rarely stands alone in Lutheran Worship. On a typical Sunday or festival, we preach in a defined context and as part of a ...
Volume 13, Number 5 The Sermon as Outreach: Preaching the Gospel In a miracle of (God’s) grace that confounds human imagination, God has chosen to use clay pots like us to preach messages that save. ...
