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The Start of the Trail
Scheduled for web release at 12:00AM 05/29/2012
Radio Affiliate Airdate: 06/03/2012
The Rev. Dr. Tom Long says the doctrine of the Trinity is like a trail in a deep and mysterious forest called the life of God, and if we walk this trail we’ll discover something of what God is truly like in all of God’s beauty and wildness and splendor.
The Rev. Dr. Thomas G. Long is the Bandy Professor of Preaching at Candler School of Theology, Emory University, Atlanta, GA, and the author or editor of 14 books on preaching and worship. He is ordained in the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.).
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Presbyterian Church (USA)
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Candler School of Theology, Emory University, Atlanta, GA
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A Good Church Fight
Scheduled for web release at 12:00AM 06/05/2012
Radio Affiliate Airdate: 06/10/2012
The Rev. Dr. Davis Chappell reveals that Acts 15 offers a model for conflict resolution, and it’s marked by respect, welcome, honesty, and openness to the work of the Holy Spirit.
The Rev. Dr. Davis Chappell is senior pastor of First United Methodist Church of Lawrenceville, GA.
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United Methodist Church
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First United Methodist Church, Lawrenceville, GA
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Street Preaching
Scheduled for web release at 12:00AM 06/12/2012
Radio Affiliate Airdate: 06/17/2012
The Rev. Dr. Davis Chappell suggests that we can learn a lot about how we communicate the Good News in our culture by studying how the Apostle Paul spoke to the Athenians in ancient Greece about their "unknown god."
The Rev. Dr. Davis Chappell is senior pastor of First United Methodist Church of Lawrenceville, GA.
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United Methodist Church
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First United Methodist Church, Lawrenceville, GA
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Does Jesus Care?
Scheduled for web release at 12:00AM 06/19/2012
Radio Affiliate Airdate: 06/24/2012
In his sermon on Mark 4:35-41, the Rev. Dr. Lewis Galloway says the disciples do not yet understand that the one who loves them is Lord, not only of their lives but even the wind and waves. Jesus cares, but that doesn't mean we won't go through stormy times.
The Rev. Dr. Lewis Galloway is the senior pastor of Second Presbyterian Church in Indianapolis, IN.
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Presbyterian Church (USA)
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Second Presbyterian Church, Indianapolis, IN
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Taking Jesus Seriously
Scheduled for web release at 12:00AM 06/26/2012
Radio Affiliate Airdate: 07/01/2013
The Rev. Dr. Lewis Galloway takes a look at the story within the story of Mark 5:21-43, and discovering that God has a way of transforming dismissive laughter into tears of joy, and skepticism into speechless amazement.
The Rev. Dr. Lewis Galloway is the senior pastor of Second Presbyterian Church in Indianapolis, IN.
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Presbyterian Church (USA)
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Second Presbyterian Church, Indianapolis, IN
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Buying the Ticket
Scheduled for web release at 12:00AM 07/03/2012
Radio Affiliate Airdate: 07/08/2012
In Mark 6:1-13, the Rev. Anthony Robinson points out that Jesus experiences failure in his hometown, but those he sends out two by two to minister achieve success, and draws illuminating conclusions about this contrast for our life.
The Rev. Anthony Robinson is a minister in the United Church of Christ, author of 12 books, and president of Congregational Leadership Northwest in Seattle, WA.
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United Church of Christ
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Congregational Leadership Northwest, Seattle, WA
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David's Dance
Scheduled for web release at 12:00AM 07/10/2012
Radio Affiliate Airdate: 07/15/2012
In her sermon on 2 Samuel 6, the Rev. Beth Birkholz explains that the realization of God's presence and power has to do with respect, but also rejoicing--and David felt compelled to dance before God in joy.
The Rev. Beth Birkholz is the associate pastor of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in Marietta, GA.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
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Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Marietta, GA
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An Invitation You Will Not Want to Refuse
Scheduled for web release at 12:00AM 07/17/2012
Radio Affiliate Airdate: 07/22/2012
In this high-tech world, hearing Jesus' invitation to "come away and rest for a while" is very appealing. The Rev. Canon David Lovelace explains why that is so important and how we can experience more spiritual connectedness with ourselves, others, and the planet.
The Rev. Canon David W. Lovelace is rector of the Episcopal Church of St. John the Baptist in York, PA
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The Episcopal Church
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Episcopal Church of St. John the Baptist, York, PA
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Our Vast and Loving God
Scheduled for web release at 12:00AM 07/24/2012
Radio Affiliate Airdate: 07/29/2012
The Rev. Dr. Guy Sayles explores Ephesians 3:14-21 and finds that many of us have a limited understanding of who God is and how God works in our lives. But Paul's prayer here can guide us into relationship with our vast and loving God.
The Rev. Dr. Guy Sayles is pastor of First Baptist Church, Asheville, N.C., a member of the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship.
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Cooperative Baptist Fellowship
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First Baptist Church of Asheville, NC
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In Repair
Scheduled for web release at 12:00AM 07/31/2012
Radio Affiliate Airdate: 08/05/2012
The Rev. Dr. Guy Sayles suggests that Paul's teaching in Ephesians 4:1-16 can lead us into experiencing our churches as a safe place where a Spirit-fueled give and take in life can occur, where we can equip and encourage one another to stretch and grow in our faith, repair our brokenness, and restore our lives.
The Rev. Dr. Guy Sayles is pastor of First Baptist Church, Asheville, N.C., a member of the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship.
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Cooperative Baptist Fellowship
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First Baptist Church of Asheville, NC