Our Latest Program: Sunday April 06, 2025
The End of the Search - Episode #4176
Join us for Episode #4176 of Day1 as we welcome Rev. Dr. Jared Alcántara, Professor of Preaching at Truett Seminary at Baylor University. In his sermon, “The End of the Search,” he reflects on Philippians 3:4b-14 and the restless human pursuit of meaning. Through powerful storytelling and theological insight, he explores how the apostle Paul discovered that true fulfillment is found not in heritage or performance, but in Christ alone. As we journey through the fifth Sunday of Lent, this message invites us to refocus our hearts on what truly matters.
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Hosanna, Not Alleluia - Episode #4177
Join us for Episode 4177 of Day1 with guest preacher Dr. Diana Butler Bass, renowned author and scholar based at Duke University. In her Palm Sunday sermon, “Hosanna, Not Alleluia,” based on Luke 19:28-40, Dr. Bass explores the true meaning of “hosanna” as a cry for liberation—not mere praise. She contrasts Jesus’ peaceful procession with Rome’s imperial power, inviting us to see Holy Week through anti-imperial, hope-filled eyes. Tune in for this timely message of honesty, courage, and faith in a world still crying, “Save us now.”
Day1 Articles
Coming to Faith Doesn’t Mean the Search Is Over
Rev. Dr. Jared Alcántara joins host Rev. Dr. Katie Givens Kime in Episode #4176 of Day1 to explore spiritual longing and new beginnings. Drawing from Philippians 3:4b-14, they examine the transformative power of meeting Christ in our search. How can we embrace continual renewal in our faith journey? Read and reflect on reinvigorating your spiritual walk.
The Sacred Power of Radio Preaching
Rev. Dr. Tom Long joins host Rev. Dr. Katie Givens Kime in Episode #4175 of Day1 to explore the enduring power of radio preaching. Reflecting on the legacy of the Protestant Hour, he reveals how audio sermons invite intimacy, imagination, and personal connection. What unique role does radio still play in spiritual formation? Read and reflect on the power of voice in the life of faith.
Preaching Wisdom for a Polarized Age
In Episode #4174 of Day1, Rev. Dr. Tom Long and Rev. Dr. Jared Alcántara join host Rev. Dr. Katie Givens Kime to explore how preachers can faithfully navigate a polarized, divided world. How can we name injustice without causing division? Discover practical insights for preaching with humility, courage, and compassion in challenging times.
The Bible Warned Us: Not All That Glitters Is Gold
Rev. Dr. Jared Alcántara joins host Rev. Dr. Katie Givens Kime in Episode #4172 of Day1 to explore the biblical origins of "not all that glitters is gold" and its spiritual significance. Drawing from Luke 4:1-13, the Apostle Paul, and William Blake, he challenges us to see through illusions and recognize what truly endures. How can we train our faith to filter out distractions and stay rooted in what is real? Read and reflect on the discipline of discernment in a world full of glittering temptations.
Preaching, Leading, Teaching—Women Have Always Done It
Dr. Paula Gooder joins host Rev. Dr. Katie Givens Kime in Episode #4171 of Day1 to explore the biblical foundation for women in ministry. She highlights the many women who led in the early church—Mary Magdalene, Priscilla, Phoebe, Junia, and more—and unpacks Paul’s writings in context. What do these scriptures actually say about women in leadership? Read and reflect on how the gospel affirms the gifts and calling of all who serve.
Can AI Navigate and Strengthen Our Faith? A Missionary’s Perspective
In Episode #4170 of Day1, Rev. Dr. Sarah Han explores how the experience of Christian mission work compares to engaging in digital spaces. She shares why the darker the world becomes, the brighter the light of Christ can shine, offering hope for the next generation of believers.
Day1 Video
Day1 Video Feature
Peter Wallace Presents the Day1 Ministry and a Brief History of The Protestant Hour
Second-Ponce de Leon Baptist Church in Atlanta, home base of the Day1 ministry, invited producer and host Peter Wallace to share about the ministry. He also provides a brief history of great preaching on the Protestant Hour and Day1 with audio clips.
Day1 Video Feature
Day1 Event with the Most Rev. Michael Curry
On March 21, 2023, at a Day1 Dinner Event in Atlanta, Episcopal Presiding Bishop Michael Curry offered an inspiring message of faith in today's world. Also participating in the evening's program were the Rev. Peter Wallace (host and producer of Day1), the Very Rev. Sam Candler (Dean of the Cathedral of St. Philip), the Rt. Rev. Robert C. Wright (Bishop of the Diocese of Atlanta), emcees Chris Chandler and Jared Yamamoto (of Day1's flagship station WSB 95.5), and others.
Day1 Video Feature
Day1 Zoom Webinar Celebrating the Life and Legacy of C. T. Vivian
Day1 presents a challenging and timely conversation on the life and legacy of the late Civil Rights leader and powerful preacher, Dr. C. T. Vivian. CNN's Don Lemon moderates a panel with Dr. Bernice King, Ambassador Andrew Young, son Al Vivan, and Steve Fiffer.
Day1 Video Feature
Day1 Zoom Salon with Susan Sparks
Day1 host Peter Wallace has a fun and inspirational conversation with the Rev. Susan Sparks, stand-up comedian, Baptist pastor, and author of several books including her latest, "Love, a Tiara, and a Cupcake"...
Day1 Video Feature
Day1 Salon: Next Gen Preachers Roundtable
Six up-and-coming preachers and church leaders gather to share their authentic and inspiring thoughts about where we are now and where we're heading as the church in this new day. Watch our Day1 Zoom Salon here!
Day1 Video Feature
Day1 Book Launch Party Video
Day1 presents a video Book Launch Party for the new book, "Bread Enough for All: A Day1 Guide to Life," published by Church Publishing, Inc. Join Day1 host Peter Wallace and seven outstanding preachers/church leaders who share their sermon excerpts from the book and engage in conversation and Q&A: Joanna M. Adams, Anna Carter Florence, William Flippin Jr., Juan Carlos Huertas, Micah Jackson, Charley Reeb, and Ozzie Smith Jr.
Day1 Audio
Day1 Audio Feature
Bonus Day1 Sermon! The Rev. Jane Mitchell Weston: "What Will We Plant Together?" (Mark 4:26-34)
In a special sermon for the 3rd Sunday after Pentecost, the Rev. Jane Mitchell Weston says the two parables in Mark 4 give us imagery of the kingdom of God starting as something tiny, almost imperceptible, and growing in mysterious and magnificent ways. Yet the growth in the parable is God’s doing, not ours--which can liberate us from the feeling that we have to do it all, that we’re in charge of the success of the Kingdom of God.
Day1 Audio Feature
Day1 Worship On the Way Podcast - Pilot
Day1 is pleased to present a pilot for a potential new weekly podcast: Worship On the Way. Experience a half hour worship experience with hymns, songs, and prayers, along with a powerful sermon by an outstanding Day1 preacher.
Day1 Audio Feature
The Alban Conversation: Preaching Easter Online - Audio Version
Here's the audio version of The Alban Conversation with Nathan Kirkpatrick, Day1's Peter Wallace, and Duke's Christine Parton Burkett on preaching Easter online--and anytime.
Day1 Audio Feature
The Rev. John Vannorsdall: "Come and Have Breakfast" - A Protestant Hour Easter Message
The Rev. John Vannorsdall, Lutheran pastor and chaplain at Yale University and Gettysburg Seminary, was the Protestant Hour's regular Lutheran preacher from 1976 until 1990. He passed away earlier this week. We remember him and his astounding impact on the church with a presentation of his Easter sermon originally airing April 6, 1980. May he rest in peace.
Day1 Audio Feature
Special Day1 Podcast with Peter Wallace - Love in the Time of Coronavirus
Get a sneak preview of a special Day1 program that will air on the radio on June 14, with the Rev. Peter Wallace offering a sermon entitled, "Love in the Time of Coronavirus." And gain ideas for how to share God's love in difficult times.
Day1 Audio Feature
Gordon Stewart: Two Universities: Paris and Liberty
In this audio feature, the Rev. Gordon Stewart compares Thomas Aquinas' experience at Paris University with today's Liberty University.