All across the world today, people are dying, schools have been closed, and universities have transitioned to distance learning as students are sent to their
In the wake of COVID-19, church leaders are conducting worship online. It is tempting to merely stream sermons or create podcasts of sermons. Yet congregants
You’d be shocked too if your name appeared in the story of a famous American. I’ve never assumed that I came from a great line
In the midst of the Advent season, many church leaders are busy preparing for some extra special—Extra and Special worship services. These services generally draw
What can we do when we’ve lost the heart to preach? Many of us are familiar with this experience. But many of us bury our
Make time to study. For the seminarian, the need is obvious. Whether to read required texts, research a term paper, or prepare for a final
“Almighty God, on this day you opened the way of eternal life to every race and nation by the promised gift of your Holy Spirit:
Every calendar year the strength of the Christian sense of time recedes just as it faces its greatest test. Christians derive our sense of time
This fall I assigned sermons to read for several weeks of my Foundations in Systematic Theology course, a tactic I learned from the great Geoffrey
A dear friend of mine, a capable, compassionate and responsible professional woman, thought she was going crazy after 9/11. She was not in New York