Breathe in Peace for Advent
Take a few moments out of your week to center your heart and mind on the peace we have in Christ. We invite you to
Take a few moments out of your week to center your heart and mind on the peace we have in Christ. We invite you to
This week we invite you into prayer and rest for Advent with a focus on joy. Take a few moments throughout your week to rest
Our weekly Advent series of prayer and rest continues this week with a breath prayer to help you center on faith. Take a few moments
Burn out. Exhaustion. Fatigue. Do these sound familiar—feel familiar? Even as the seasons have changed in the church year and in nature, the pandemic has
Registration is open for #Homiletics2021 Join us online for the annual Festival of Homiletics, May 17 to 21st, 2021. This year’s theme is “Preaching for
The 2020 on-demand recording package contains all of the sermons, lectures and interviews from the virtual Festival, plus bonus material from our presenters in video
The 2020 Festival of Homiletics is all done — watch a slideshow to catch some of this year’s highlights.
Find handouts and slides offered by presenters at the 2020 Festival of Homiletics.
Welcome on behalf of Luther Seminary and the Festival of Homiletics! There are over 13,000 preachers and church leaders from over 56 countries and 90
We have invited festival favorites and some new voices to entertain you at the end of each day. Take a few minutes to reflect and
Thank you to all of our partners and the sponsors who planned to be with us in Atlanta, GA. Welcome also to a few new
This year, in light of COVID-19, the Festival of Homiletics is moving online. And because the world needs good preaching as we grapple with a
Every year at the festival we gather together a collection of vendors to share their wide variety of goods and services. They add color and
In light of the headlines, the changing weather patterns and signs that our earth is in distress, you may ask: What can a preacher do
When wintertime is hard on bodies, we reflect on the strength in Isaiah, which imagines wilderness being transformed from death and dryness to blossoms and abundance.
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