Articles tagged with: The Art of Preaching
By Michael Gorman
Whether we think of the first century or the twenty-first, the resurrection is both a central and a controversial part of Christian theology and experience. Today, however, we often hear about those who challenge the possibility of resurrection—whether Christ’s or ours—both outside and inside the Christian church.
By Deok-Weon Ahn
The shout: “Christ is risen today!” is the most basic tool of the missionary and the minister. The general consensus tends to view it as a command, but it gives ministers a question for self-reflection–a vital tool for preachers preparing sermons on resurrection.
By Kimberly S. Credit
While we tell the intricate details of the Christmas story about the birth of Christ, when it comes to Resurrection Sunday, we only shout about Jesus being raised from the tomb, hardly ever explaining just what that means for humanity.
By Harold Dean Trulear
When Jesus Christ died on the cross, he was an inmate. Incarceration in America carries more than the punishment of “doing time.” Shame and stigmatization plague an inmate his or her whole life. Those twin maladies spread like a virus to relatives left behind.
Rev. Dr. George D. McClain
This sermon provides a good example of the art of preaching and is shared with our readers for instruction and encouragement.
by Dr. Dale T. Irvin
We are looking this weekend at the theme of initiation into the body. This weekend we are focusing specifically on the corporate body we call NYTS as we begin. What is this body we call NYTS, and what does it mean to become part of it?
By Robyn Michalove
In the midst of our fragmented and hurting world, where death is the pervasive if not the final answer, the Christian preacher has the awesome privilege and distinct responsibility to offer an alternative worldview.
