Volume 11, Number 1 God Loves You, Maybe The thrill of the unknown attracts each of us, but the thrill of the unknown does have its limits. Unpredictability and uncertainty can be frustrating. Especially for ...
Volume 10, Number 6. The conclusion to Volume 10 of Preach the Word has Pastor Daron Lindemann's encouragement for pastors who have struggles with attendance, and a Top Ten list that cautions against sermon plagiarism. It also ...
Volume 10, Number 5 Pastor Daron Lindemann reminds preachers to stand in awe and amazement at the beautiful message they are called to proclaim. Sermon helps for Easter 6, Pentecost, Pentecost 2, and Holy Trinity ...
Volume 10, Number 4 The Holy Spirit works through the Word, but he has entrusted the preaching of that Word to people. Pastor Daron Lindemann describes how a preacher must both rely on God and ...
Volume 10, Number 3 Pastor Daron Lindemann reminds us not only to study our text, but to study our listeners. Sermon helps are listed for The Baptism of Our Lord, Epiphany 1-5, Transfiguration, Ash Wednesday, ...
Volume 10, Number 2 Two articles, "A Way with Words" and "The Word Finds a Way" are side-by-side in this issue to highlight the dual importance of preaching and preparation. Pastor Daron Lindemann also provides ...
Volume 10, Number 1 Pastor Daron Lindemann explores what it means to deliver a text, then the importance of walking together as brothers in our work of preaching. A 6-part study series on Fred B. Craddock's book Preaching also ...
Volume 9, Number 6 This issue contains a number of smaller articles: "The Preacher, Torn," "A Modern Aesop's Fable," "Contrition + Faith = Repentance," "Theme or Topic?," "Brother Martin on Psalm 118:21," "Luther on Vocation," ...
Volume 9, Number 5 Professor Arnold Koelpin writes on the importance of Totaliter with support from Luther. Other articles include an encouragement to vary the names we use for God when we preach, and an evaluation of ...
Volume 9, Number 4 Pastor Phil Hirsch reminds us of the importance of listening carefully and reading widely in order to inform our preaching. Pastor Bob Johannes evaluates narrative style and "Lowry's Loop" from The Homiletical ...
