Lent (25)
  1. God remains recklessly, wastefully, even foolishly generous with us. And through us, He is reaching out in the same way to all His human creatures.
  2. He received his father’s love, forgiveness, and celebration. But was he ever tempted to wander again?
  3. Jesus leaves us hanging. Does the tree improve? Does the owner of the vineyard even grant the vinedresser another year? Or does the tree finally get the ax?
  4. Jesus' course led from death into life, as He had promised. And He promises to lead us on that same course from death to life, from lament to joy.
  5. Lent begins this Sunday. Changes in the liturgical seasons offer preachers a good opportunity to address the Christian life from a higher elevation.
  6. Their interest in the one who had been raised turned to the One who did the raising. And meeting Jesus did not leave them unaffected.
  7. When we change the subject too quickly from the ugliness of the cross to its beauty, or from suffering to glory, problems arise.
  8. When we recognize the reality of our insignificance as individuals and as a human race, we begin to marvel and cherish this grace of God more fully.
  9. Belief in Jesus is no longer a given. Today, we need to make a case. Today, we must give an account.
  10. This week’s text invites us to walk alongside a grieving sister. The connection to your hearers will be easy, for life in this world provides no shortage of reasons to grieve.
  11. This man lived his entire life in the darkness, that is, until he met Jesus.
  12. The woman in our text probably did not expect much from her trip to the well that day, but Jesus did. Jesus planned to meet her.
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