Our Latest Program: Sunday December 01, 2024
Advent Alertness - Episode 4158
Join us for Episode 4158 of Day1, featuring the Rev. Dr. Kimberly Wagner, Assistant Professor of Preaching at Princeton Theological Seminary. In her sermon titled "Advent Alertness," Dr. Wagner reflects on Luke 21:25-36, calling us to embrace the season of Advent with active anticipation and vigilant faith. Drawing on her deep theological insights, she challenges us to prepare our hearts and lives for Christ’s presence in the midst of our busy, distracted world. Don’t miss this thought-provoking message that inspires us to remain alert to God’s movement during this holy season.
Coming Up: Next Week's Sermon
Showing Up - Episode 4159
Join us for Episode 4159 of Day1, featuring The Rev. Dr. Kimberly Wagner, professor at Princeton Theological Seminary in Princeton, NJ. In her sermon titled "Showing Up," Dr. Wagner reflects on Luke 3:1-6, exploring how God’s presence enters the realities of our daily lives. She invites us to consider what it means to prepare for the coming of Christ during the Advent season by making room for God’s transformative work. Through her thoughtful message, Dr. Wagner challenges us to live with expectation, readiness, and hope. Tune in for this inspiring reflection on faith, preparation, and the ways God is actively showing up in our world today.
Day1 Articles
How to Listen to a Sermon: Insights from Rev. Dr. Kimberly Wagner
In this clip from the interview in episode 4158, Rev. Dr. Kimberly Wagner of Princeton Theological Seminary, speaking with Rev. Dr. Katie Givens Kime, explores how sermons become transformative events when listeners actively anticipate the Spirit’s movement, offering insights for preachers, teachers, and congregants alike to engage deeply with the preached word.
Everyone Has a Sermon: On the Decentralized Future of Preaching
In this clip from the interview in episode 4157, Rev. Dr. Mark Jefferson of Howard University School of Divinity speaking with Rev. Dr. Katie Givens Kime, explains why the future of preaching lies beyond the pulpit and how everyone has a sermon to share, challenging us to embody our faith and use our voices to address the critical questions of our time.
Prayers in the Storm: U.S. House Chaplain Reflects on Division and Hope
In this candid interview excerpt, Rear Admiral Rev. Dr. Margaret Kibben, Chaplain of the U.S. House of Representatives, shares her experience serving America’s leaders on January 6th and offers insights on finding unity and hope amid division. Discover her journey of faith in the midst of a time of crisis.
Let Me Think About It
Discover the power of saying 'Let me think about it.' In this insightful post, Rev. Margaret Marcuson explores decision-making, setting boundaries, and how pastors can balance ministry commitments without overcommitting. Learn practical tips for sustainable ministry.
Rev. Dr. Fred Craddock on Storytelling and Preaching: Insights for Effective Sermons
Rev. Dr. Fred Craddock discusses the art of storytelling in sermons with Host Emeritus, Peter Wallace, in this archived interview, originally filmed in 2008. Craddock shares insights on how stories enhance preaching and connect with listeners. He covers crafting sermons, using real-life experiences, and the impact of narrative flow in ministry. Watch the interview on YouTube for more on effective preaching and sermon preparation.
Making 100 TikToks as Ministry
I’m by no means an expert on TikTok. God knows I watched a bunch of videos from people who say they are. Like many of you, I’m just doing ministry and learning every day. But by taking this journey, I’ve grown as a leader and I’ve grown my community. On average, I reach 10x more people per post (TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube combined) than I do in person. After making 100 TikToks as part of my ministry, here’s what I’ve learned...
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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.
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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. Dr. John Vannorsdall: "Come and Have Breakfast" - A Protestant Hour Easter Message
The Rev. Dr. 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.