What would Christmas be without the angels? Jane Riecke shares insight on the message of the angels, and how it meets us at our point of need today.
Tired of the same old Christmas sermons you’ve heard year after year? Let Steve Dunmire help you spice it up this year with these 6 helpful ideas!
Do you remember those Sears Christmas Wish Books that came out every year? Bob Kaylor shares a sermon for Christmas Eve that is based on his memories of filling out his Christmas wish list with those books.
Times like Christmas Eve and the month of January are typically high attendance days at church. How can we utilize them to draw people in the rest of the year? Jeremy Smith provides tips for doing just that.
We could always use new sermon series ideas, right? Talbot Davis shares a sermon series idea for the Christmas season, based on those familiar strands of colorful lights.
If you plan on preaching during the 12 Days of Christmas, you’d better get those sermons prepped now! You’re going to be way too worn out to drum them up after Christmas Day! Leanne Hadley shares tips on how to get ahead of the crash.
Racial reconciliation is a sensitive topic that absolutely must be discussed. Antoni Sinkfield challenges us to proclaim from the pulpit what Jesus would have us do regarding racial relations and reconciliation.
Need more sermon series ideas for Advent? Chris Howlett shares a series idea that revolves around the idea of anticipation for Christmas.
This sermon series is built on a single message for each of the five chapters in the Book of I Thessalonians. The theme is focused on the development of Kingdom citizens who are fully aware of God’s love both in the world today and in the world to come.
All too often, we skip over all the “begats” in Scripture when we preach. They can be vitally important in telling the whole story, though. Here, we give a sermon series idea for Advent, based on all those begats.
One thing I’ve learned about farming is that different crops have different rates of growth. Some take longer and bear fruit later than others. But no matter how long it takes, our God is in the business of bringing in the sheaves–through the healing, restoring work of Jesus Christ.
All Saints Day is celebrated in many of our churches as a time to honor those members who have died during the previous year. But, it can also be a good opportunity to re-emphasize a theology of holiness.
