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Sermons

How should readings be linked? Preaching from May to July 2019

In this issue, two of the articles on preaching from the Old, or the First Testament, are concerned with ‘dark passages’ or ‘toxic texts.’ For those who preach from lectionaries, this problem is lessened, although not entirely removed, by the fact that many of the most difficult texts are simply omitted.

01 Apr 2019

Sunday 28 July 2019

01 Apr 2019

Sunday 21 July 2019

01 Apr 2019

Sunday 14 July 2019

01 Apr 2019

Sunday 14 July 2019: Sea Sunday

01 Apr 2019

Sunday 7 July 2019

01 Apr 2019

Sunday 30 June 2019

01 Apr 2019

Sunday 30 June 2019: Saints Peter and Paul

01 Apr 2019

Sunday 23 June 2019

01 Apr 2019

Thursday 20 June 2019: World Refugee Day

01 Apr 2019

Thursday 20 June 2019: Corpus Christi

01 Apr 2019

Sunday 16 June 2019: Trinity Sunday

01 Apr 2019

Sunday 9 June 2019: Pentecost

01 Apr 2019

Sunday 2 June 2019

01 Apr 2019

Thursday 30 May 2019: Ascension Day

01 Apr 2019

Sunday 26 May 2019

01 Apr 2019

Sunday 19 May 2019

01 Apr 2019

Sunday 12 May 2019

01 Apr 2019

Sunday 5 May 2019

01 Apr 2019

Preaching the heart of our identity: preaching from February to April 2019

03 Dec 2018

Sunday 28 April 2019: Second Sunday of Easter

03 Dec 2018

Sunday 21 April 2019: Easter Day

03 Dec 2018

Saturday 20 April 2019: Easter Vigil

03 Dec 2018

Friday 19 April 2019: Good Friday

03 Dec 2018

Thursday 18 April 2019: Maundy Thursday

03 Dec 2018

Sunday 14 April 2019: Palm Sunday

03 Dec 2018

Sunday 7 April 2019: Lent 5

03 Dec 2018

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Issue 173: The Older Testament

Proceed with Extreme Caution: Preaching the ‘Dark’ Passages of the First Testament
Tarcisius Mukuka

People of the Law
Liz Shercliff

Preaching the Toxic texts of the Old Testament
John Deehan

How should readings be linked?
Duncan Macpherson

Sermons: May to July 2019

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