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It was wonderful to meet David Howell, the founder of the @FestHomiletics
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First full day of @FestHomiletics and I have been thoroughly and fully blown away and challenged by wise and prophetic voices to truly engage the whole of the Biblical canon from every angle and at every layer. And God's wisdom will illuminate. How, you may ask?
#Homiletics2024 – at Pittsburgh, PA
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“Little faith is Jesus at his pastoral best.” So good… “little faith is enough.”
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This event with @brianmclaren is happening tomorrow night.
There is still time to register....
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You're invited! THIS WEEK IN PITTSBURGH! I'm honored to be part of @FestHomiletics. Grace Ji-Sun Kim and I are throwing a free book release party Tues. 14 May, Eastminster Pres. You're invited - register here: eventbrite.com/e/book-releas…
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“When the power of love overcomes the love of power, we will have peace.” @PB_Curry invoking Jimi Hendrix in his moving sermon at #Homiletics2023
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Festival of Homiletics 2023 had started in Minneapolis. We’re looking forward to worship in and morning with Bishop Michael Curry. Robb and Eric will be at their table at Westminster Presbyterian Church Tuesday during the morning break. #Homiletics2023
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“Don’t be afraid of the dark, preachers. Because God works the night shift.” @XBishopatl #Homiletics2022
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“Stop doing church and start being Christian.” Joy J Moore #Homiletics2022
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Lauren Winner and Nadia Bolz-Weber talking about taking 15-20 hours to write a sermon and to not be afraid to ask for that much time to write it is the most validating thing I've heard at any Festival of Homiletics ever.
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"People were scared of the calm, not the storm. The storm was the norm. They fear the unrecognizable calm because chaos was common. Sometimes it's more comfortable to imprison those we fear than to see them dancing free." - @LukeAPowery
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“Thank you for preaching. I believe that it matters. It is a form of communication that has gone on for centuries. One person stands with the text and shared their insight and story. It is a remarkable and holy vocation” @Sarcasticluther at @FestHomiletics
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"I am called to love the Scriptures in public." -Lauren Winner in conversation with Nadia Bolz-Weber #Homiletics2022
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May we preach a cry from the cross. Not a three point sermon that ends in a poem. Rev Dr Luke Powery #homiletics2022
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In closing @pastortraci shares the book @RevJacquiLewis wrote to support the rebuilding of @middlechurch jacquijlewis.com/fierce-love… @FestHomiletics #Homiletics2022
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Luke Powery singing “Precious Lord” to begin his sermon. Just wow. #Homiletics2022 @LukeAPowery
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Getting ready to hear Jacqui Lewis at the Festival of Homiletics #Homiletics2022
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“We are dripping with entitlement. Everything exists to serve us.” We destroy the world because we believe it all exists for our consumption. @ccarvalhaes #Festival2022 #Homiletics2022 – at Fayetteville, NC
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"Don't put a theological bandage on a wound that needs surgery. Name the pain and the losses without failing to preach hope, resurrection, and redemption." Kimberly Wagner's session on Preaching through Trauma was fantastic. #festivalofhomiletics
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"My journey with cancer has made me realize that our conversations about vocation need to make space for deep sadness," says Deanna Thompson. We don't move forward DESPITE the sadness & pain in our lives, but WITH it—and we need to find the vocabulary to do that. #Homiletics2022

























