| | by Nelson Cowan What might the origins of Lent offer us—a weary, wilderness people in a seemingly unending season? In Spanish, Lent is Cuaresma; in French, Carême; in Italian, Quaresima, in Latin quaranta giorni...These terms, Quaresima and quaranta giorni are etymologically linked to a word we never would have guessed to become so colloquial: quarantine. READ MORE |
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| by Frank A. Thomas Some of the most prominent working gospels functioning in the American environment today would include: the gospel of American sentimentalism, the gospel of American exceptionalism, the prosperity gospel, the gospel of denominationalism, the evangelical gospel, and the social-justice gospel. READ MORE |
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| by Kenyatta Gilbert Setting up the delayed hook in a sermon is a rhetorical strategy that cautions the preacher not to say too much too soon. Listeners can read the biblical text for themselves. But it is the preacher’s task to shape consciousness and bring the gospel forward as gift and challenge. READ MORE |
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