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Third Sunday in Lent: Living water

She left her jar behind. What will the people who hear your sermon leave behind after hearing the Good News proclaimed this Sunday? Matt Skinner reflects on John 4:5-42 for the Third Sunday of Lent, filmed at a water tower in Minneapolis. He reminds preachers that the Woman at the Well is a model for …


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Why I Preach from the Narrative Lectionary

Scripture tells a story. It tells many stories, in fact, but congregations and people of faith—even lifelong churchgoers—often struggle to see how all the stories of Scripture fit together into a larger, coherent story. Week to week in worship, it is not always obvious how one Scripture reading connects to another, and how these smaller …


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Second Sunday in Lent: Wrestling with what’s real

Nicodemus asks Jesus, “How can these things be?” — and Dr. Karoline Lewis thinks preachers ask the same thing. In this Preacher to Preacher moment for the Second Sunday of Lent, she reframes Nicodemus not as clueless, but as someone wrestling with what’s real. Sound familiar? Watch now and find fresh footing for preaching John 3:1-17 this …


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Preaching (in the Midst of) Your Own Grief

I spent 10 of my 21 years as a pastor in one congregation. In those 10 years I became a divorcee and a widow, both losses that changed who I was as a person. Both losses also changed the way I preached, and not always in ways that were helpful to the congregation.  We preachers …


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First Sunday of Lent: Living in wilderness spaces

Power. Glory. Empire. Jesus said no. The wilderness is a place of risk and revelation — and this Lent, we’re right there with Jesus. In Matthew 4, the tempter offers everything the world calls success. Jesus chooses something better: the way of God, the Word of God, and the community being formed around him. Sound familiar? Cody …


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