The Puritans called their preaching "experimental" not because they were trying new things in the pulpit, but because they wanted to be tested and proven by the Word of God.
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Has God Rejected His Church?
Proper 16
Psalm 138; Isaiah 51:1-6; Romans 12:1-8; Matthew 16:13-20
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Last week’s sermon was called, “Has God Rejected His People?” meaning the Jewish people. The answer was an emphatic, “No.”
That said, the sermon called to account b...
Thanks, Puritans
My book—Exile and Return: A Pastor’s Reckoning with the Mainline Church—was sent to the printer today, and the first-edition hardcover ships in November.
Before it does, I’d like you to have the opening chapter, free.
It’s called “Thanks,...
Has God Rejected His People?
Proper 15, Year A, Track 2
Psalm 67; Isaiah 56:1,6-8; Romans 11:1-2a, 29-32; Matthew 15:(10-20), 21-28
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Two questions are raised in today’s readings and another question is answered definitively.
First, the two new questions raised....
Have you understood all this?
Proper 12, Year A, Track 2
Psalm 119:129-136; 1 Kings 3:5-12; Romans 8:26-39; Matthew 13:31-33,44-52
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Jesus asks His disciples a question this morning. He asks in Matthew 13:51. He asks, “Have you understood all this?”
The disciples...
We Didn't Lose the Argument. We Lost the Ground.
This week I spent an hour with C.R. Wiley on the Theology Pugcast, circling the idea at the heart of my recent First Things piece, “By What Authority,” and of the book behind it.
For the better part of thirty years I believed the mainline...
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