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The Republic for Which It Stands
Deuteronomy 10:17-21
Special Installment: Beyond the Lectionary Old and tattered flags are fetching good prices these days. We value these flags, but what values does Old Glory symbolize?... more
Within Earshot
Psalm 130
How far can the human voice travel? Can one's call of distress reach the ears of God?... more
The City of David
2 Samuel 5:1-5, 9-10
David captures a hill and names it after himself. But there were some strongholds more difficult to conquer.... more
The City of God
Psalm 48
Major cities around the world promote their attractions and uniqueness. What does the psalmist say is so special about the City of God?... more
Bad Birthday Party
Mark 6:14-29
King Herod throws a birthday bash, and it ends in a murder.... more
Moving God
2 Samuel 6:1-5, 12b-19
How do you move God? Very carefully. Better question is: How is God going to move us?... more
Passport Power
Ephesians 2:11-22
A US passport is strong, but it is not the strongest in the world. The apostle Paul talks about a passport that shatters racial and religious barriers.... more
Objects of Desire
2 Samuel 11:1-15
Sometimes, when we become attached to an object, we personify it by bestowing on it a pet name. That may be odd, but there's nothing inherently wrong with it. But when we objectify a person, that's a huge problem.... more
Innovations in Eating
John 6:24-35
Drive-thru restaurants were an innovation in 1948. Today, robots that make tossed salads and self-driving cars that deliver pizza are innovative. Go back to the scene when Jesus feeds 5,000 people with virtually no food on hand. That's innovative!... more
Lorem Ipsum
Ephesians 4:25-5:2
Publishers use filler text to get a sense of how words will look when laid out on a page. In this text, Paul urges us to be careful about our words. We should take a look at how they appear on the pages of our life.... more
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- Animating Illustrations >> Insights, anecdotes, quotations and references to current events that dovetail with the sermon material or your preaching point
- Children's Sermons >> Simple stories help you reach the smallest members of your congregation
- Worship Resources >> Calls to worship, prayers, responsive readings and hymns relating to the Scripture theme that help create a worship experience that ties in seamlessly with your sermon
- Preaching Column >> Ideas to help your preaching throughout the church year
- Participation Pointers >> Will help you make your worship experience interactive and meaningful
- Movie Clip Suggestions >> Ideas for using movie clips to support your sermon material - for every Sunday from a leading media expert
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Moving God
How do you move God? Very carefully. Better question is: How is God going to move us?
