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This guide covers the readings appointed in the Revised Common Lectionary for the Day of Pentecost, Year A, falling on May 24, 2026. Pentecost is the fiftieth day of the Easter season — the Sunday on which the church remembers the coming of the Holy ... more
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This guide covers the four Revised Common Lectionary readings for the Seventh Sunday of Easter, Year A (May 17, 2026). This Sunday falls between Ascension Thursday (May 14) and Pentecost (May 24), and it has a distinctive texture: Jesus... more
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This guide covers the four Revised Common Lectionary readings for the Sixth Sunday of Easter, Year A (May 10, 2026). Ascension Thursday falls four days later (May 14), and these texts are shaped by the awareness that Jesus is preparing ... more
Bishop James Dixon joins John Fairless for a discussion of how lectionary preachers can build a sermon series when stepping out of the lectionary for a time. The focus is on the series, “Being a Loving Church in a Bitter World”, published earlier her... more
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Consistent favorite!
This has been my go-to resource for sermon preparation for years. The two are great about making connections between the lectionary readings, telling stories worth repeating, and giving food for thought as I prepare to peach.
I like the personal but concise presentation, theologically grounded and listenable.
I always listen to this podcast because Delmer helps me find the overarching theme. I’ve not always been a lectionary preacher so I find this helpful. I like the fact they give a few options for preaching the text too. Very helpful! And far from stuffy academic types.
This podcast is a great resource for each week’s lectionary texts. The mix of humor and wisdom they bring to each week’s text make it a must-listen each week!
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A practical, sermon-focused show for church leaders and clergy, primarily covering lectionary texts with a strong emphasis on faithful interpretation, pastoral application, and avoiding misreading complex passages. Episodes blend exegesis with actionable preaching guidance, storytelling, and cautions around polemics, triumphalism, and accessibility for varied congregations. A notable strength is balancing scholarly insight with down-to-earth, sermon-ready outlines, often anchored in the lectionary cycle and liturgical year. The format tends to feature long-running hosts with occasional guests, offering behind-the-scenes prep notes and resource recommendations that would appeal to pastors, seminary students, and church educators seeking prac... more
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