Experimental Sermons
Jake DellThe 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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Guard the Garden!
God’s Word is complete and sufficient: Eve added to it and fell; Christ quoted it faithfully and triumphed. The garden required guarding; the Church demands the same courage today—expel compromise or face judgment. Honor God’s “secret kindn...
What If We Meet Them? A Christian Rubric for Aliens
I am republishing this from the September 2021 issue of Keynotes, the Parish Quarterly of St. Peter’s Church, Lithgow, New York. The UFO/UAP discussion has evolved with more reports and transparency efforts, but the deeper theological quest...
The End of the Word
In this sermon for Last Epiphany (Year A), we confront the hard truth: compromise with the enemies of God—whether through tradition, experience, or cultural retreat—leads only to defeat.
No Gaslighting God
“Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father who is in heaven.” —Matthew 5:16
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