sermons
Josh Müller (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshmuller.ca
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“If we let ourselves, we shall always be waiting for some distraction or other to end before we can really get down to our work. The only people who achieve much are those who want knowledge so badly that they seek it while the conditions are still unfavorable. Favorable conditions never come .” ~ C.S. Lewis in his 1939 sermon, Learning in War-Time
Joshua P. Steele (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshuapsteele.com
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An Advent sermon on Isaiah's cry for God to tear open the heavens, written for people who hate waiting.
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A Trinity Sunday sermon connecting Father, Son, and Holy Spirit to racial justice: why Trinitarian theology matters in 2020.
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A Trinity Sunday sermon on Matthew 28:16-20, on why the doctrine of the Trinity is not abstract speculation but the shape of the gospel.
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I’m still very much in the weeds, taking a closer look at how Bonhoeffer and Barth read the Sermon on the Mount.
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Are the Beatitudes 'good works,' or something else? Wrestling with Matthew 5:13-16 and how Barth and Bonhoeffer read the opening of the Sermon on the Mount.
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How Barth and Bonhoeffer read the Beatitudes—exploring interpretive approaches to the opening of the Sermon on the Mount.
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A taxonomy of the major interpretive approaches to the Sermon on the Mount—from medieval two-level ethics to inaugurated eschatology—gathered while studying Barth and Bonhoeffer.
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A dissertation update on narrowing Barth, Bonhoeffer, and the Bible toward Genesis 1–3 and the Sermon on the Mount.
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Video from my ordination to the priesthood, including Bishop Todd Hunter's sermon on loving enemies.
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A sermon on 1 Timothy 5:1-16, on treating the church as a family and what that demands of us.
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An index of Dietrich Bonhoeffer's sermons and meditations, keyed to the volumes of the Dietrich Bonhoeffer Works (DBWE) English edition.
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A sermon on John 17:20-26, on Jesus' prayer for the unity of his people and what it means when we cannot get along.
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A comprehensive index of Karl Barth's sermons from 1913-1968, compiled from the Digital Karl Barth Library's sermon volumes.
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A corporate prayer of confession based on the Ten Commandments and the Sermon on the Mount, attributed to Bob Kauflin.
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An Advent sermon on Luke 3:1-6: heeding the prophets' call to repentance and preparing the way of the Lord.
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An Advent sermon on Luke 3:1-6, on John the Baptist as the voice crying in the wilderness that Isaiah foretold.
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A sermon on Mark 8:27-38 and James 3:1-12: discipleship means controlling our tongues as we carry our crosses.
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A sermon on disappointed expectations, told through a Christmas morning that did not go to plan, and the hope that outlasts them.
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An Ascension sermon on how Jesus' finished work completes the gospel and sends the church into its mission.
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A Maundy Thursday sermon on Luke 22:14-30—reflecting on last meals, betrayal, and the kingdom Jesus confers on his disciples at the Last Supper.
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A sermon on God's upside-down kingdom values, appealing for a consistently pro-life ethic rooted in justice and steadfast love.
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A Christmas homily reflecting on disappointment, shattered expectations, and finding hope when God doesn't meet our timing or plans.
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(A chapel message in a Christian school.)* There are a few things you should know about me: - I am a student at a *Christian* seminary.
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Links and context for three recent sermons preached during a demanding season at Beeson and Holy Week.
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A Christmas sermon on light, darkness, and the challenge of receiving Christ's illumination in a broken world.
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A sermon on Romans 1:1-17 about God's faithfulness, human faith, and the good news revealed in Jesus the Messiah.
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A sermon from St. Peter's Anglican on why Jesus is not merely one of us, but the Lord who comes to save.
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A December 28 sermon on the Slaughter of the Innocents: finding hope and meaning in Herod's horrific massacre of Bethlehem's babies.
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A Second Sunday of Lent sermon on Psalm 121, Genesis 12, Romans 4, John 3, and the help that comes from the Lord.
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A sermon exploring righteous versus unrighteous anger through Yoda's wisdom, Jonah's fury, Nahum's prophecy, and our own responses.
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A collection of sermons I have preached
