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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 239 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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Jed Clampett, head of the fictional clan, The Beverly Hillbillies (sorry if you’re too young for the reference — or too old?) was quoted as saying, “Welll, doggies!” when faced with an unusually challenging or inspiring event. You’ll have to decide w... more
Some days, it’s better late than never! Just a reminder that your humble Bubbas are also working pastors and that — as you know so well — a few extra hospital visits and a funeral or two can really work on your schedule as planned. Let’s press on!
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And the hits just keep on coming!
The Gospel for this week is another difficult parable in Matthew’s temple sequence. The parable of the wedding banquet includes a king who destroys those who refuse the invitation, an indiscriminate welcome of “both... more
Hold on to your pulpits this week, preachers! The Gospel is one of the hardest parables in Matthew — and one with the most difficult history in Christian preaching. The parable of the wicked tenants has been used, throughout Christian history, to jus... 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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The show centers on sermon prep and biblical interpretation through the lectionary, offering practical ideas for preaching, pastoral care, and community leadership. Episodes repeatedly connect Old and New Testament texts with themes like invitation, hospitality, justice, and mercy, while cautioning against misreading scripture or weaponizing it for division. Noteworthy traits include a pastor-focused lens, actionable sermon notes, and a mix of theological grounding with accessible, listener-friendly discussion that appeals to clergy and church leaders planning weekly sermons.
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