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Come As You Are
David J Lose
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Working Preacher
Sermon Preparation
David Lose
's reflection on Mark 5:21-43 contemplates vulnerability, coming to God as we are, and a honest community. Because the only way to trust God's "I love you" is to first hear God's "I know you."
Mark 5:21-43
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Grace,
Community,
Honesty,
God's Love
Original Insecurity and the Power of Love
David J Lose
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In the Meantime
Sermon Preparation
Reflecting on Genesis 3:8-13 and Romans 3:22-28,
David J. Lose
's sermon starter says that sin, as a condition rather than particular acts, results from basic insecurity, and only the power of God's love can heal insecurity.
Genesis 3:8-13;
Romans 3:22-28
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Sin,
God's Love,
Power,
Grace
Scandal and Glory of the Incarnation
David J Lose
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Working Preacher
Article about Preaching, Article about Theology
In this article on preaching,
David Lose
reflects on the scandalous nature of the incarnation which testifies to God’s ability to understand us, God’s commitment to be understandable to us, and God's fatherly heart of love.
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Christmas,
Incarnation,
God's Love,
Emmanuel
Love or Justice?
David J Lose
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Working Preacher
Article about Preaching
In this column,
David Lose
reflects on John 3:16 and John 17:14-18 to challenge preachers to consider one's belief about God's primary character—love or justice. While both need to be preached, what must be emphasized?
John 3:16, 17:14-18
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Character,
God's Love,
Justice
Like It Or Not
David J Lose
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Day1
Scripture Meditation or Sermon
In this complete sermon on John 3:14-21,
David J. Lose
shares love/hate relationship with John 3:16. In the cross, God chose to love us, whether we like it or not!
John 3:16
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Lent,
Love,
God's Love
The Surprise of our Lives
David J Lose
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In the Meantime
Sermon Preparation
David Lose
offers his reflections and insights on John 6:24-35 and how the sacraments, like the gospel, surprise us, disrupting our lives by making audacious claims about God's love, faithfulness, and promises of life and wholeness.
John 6:24-35
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Forgiveness,
Promises,
Sacraments,
God's Love
What Would You Do…?
David J Lose
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In the Meantime
Sermon Preparation
David Lose
reflects on the difference between an invitation and command, and how Jesus' promise in Luke 12:32-34 invites us to not be afraid, to take risks, and do as he calls us to do.
Luke 12:32-34
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Promises,
Fear,
Freedom,
God's Love
Why Preach?
David J Lose
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Working Preacher
Article about Preaching
In this article,
David Lose
considers the fundamental question of why we preach. He honestly acknowledges that sometimes it is hard to believe and writes that preaching is bread for the journey that renews our faith....
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Faith,
God's Love,
Preaching,
Homiletics
Keep It Simple
David J Lose
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In the Meantime
Sermon Preparation
David Lose
advices to keep the Christmas sermon simple because the Christmas message itself is pretty simple: God came from heaven to take on our human form to show us just how much God loves us.
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Christmas,
Love,
God's Love,
Incarnation
Love and Memory
David J Lose
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Working Preacher
Sermon Preparation
In this sermon starter for Jeremiah 31:31-34,
David Lose
explores how God's assertion that he has "forgotten" things about us can be Good News, and that we can also "forget" what separates us from his love.
Jeremiah 31:31-34
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Aging,
Family,
Redemption,
God's Love
The Real Miracles of the Story
David J Lose
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In the Meantime
Sermon Preparation
David Lose
's commentary contends the main miracle of Matthew 14:13-21 is not the multiplication of food, but that God would care for the ordinary and downtrodden and that he uses ordinary people to do his work.
Matthew 14:13-21
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Miracle,
Care,
Disciple,
God's Love
On Stretching Parables
David J Lose
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Working Preacher
Sermon Preparation
In this devotional for Luke 16:19-31, the Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus is an "extreme slice" of God's concern for the poor and encourages Christians to take their own compassion to the same extreme.
Luke 16:19-31
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Poor,
Compassion,
God's Love,
Parable Of The Rich Man And Lazarus
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The Moon And Stars Shall Lose Their Light
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As comes the breath of spring
PD
Come, Let Our Voices Join to Raise
PD
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The Passivity of Baptism
David J Lose
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In the Meantime
Sermon Preparation
David Lose
reflects on Mark 1:4-11 and the mystery Jesus' baptism and ours. Jesus' baptism shows us the gift of passively receiving—not doing or earning—God's love and affirmation, gifts we also receive in our baptism.
Mark 1:4-11
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Baptism,
Gift,
God's Love,
Epiphany
Mary, Martha, and the Search for a More Useful Faith
David J Lose
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Working Preacher
Sermon Preparation
This sermon starter for Luke 10:38-42 reflects on the term 'useful,' suggesting one reason for church decline is that people can't connect what we do on Sunday with what we do the rest of the week.
Luke 10:38-42
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Hospitality,
Love,
Sabbath,
God's Love
Identity Theft
David J Lose
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In the Meantime
Sermon Preparation
David Lose
sees in Luke 4:1-13 a case of identity theft and wonders if the danger of temptations is not that we are tempted toward something, but away from our identity as ones loved by God.
Luke 4:1-13
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Lent,
Temptation,
Stealing,
Identity
A More Important Question
David J Lose
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Working Preacher
Sermon Preparation
This sermon starter and commentary on Luke 22-23 argues that while we can never fully comprehend the “why” of God’s unfathomable commitment to us, we can know that it's a reflection of God's equally unfathomable love.
Luke 22, 23
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Atonement,
Holy Week,
God's Love
You Have an Advocate!
David J Lose
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In the Meantime
Sermon Preparation
David Lose
reminds us through John 14:15-21, that we have an advocate, the Advocate of the Holy Spirit, who is like Christ for us every day, reminding us of God's abiding love for us.
John 14:15-21
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Holy Spirit As Advocate,
Holy Spirit,
Life,
God's Love
God's Forgiveness
Rolf Jacobson
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Working Preacher
Sermon Preparation
This podcast is a commentary on Luke 15:1-3, 11b-32; Joshua 5:9-12; Psalm 32; and 2 Corinthians 5:16-21 exploring how the lost sons remind us of God's forgiveness.
Joshua 5:9-12;
Psalm 32;
Luke 15:1-3, 11-32
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Lent,
Forgiveness,
Lectionary,
God's Love
3 Overlooked Elements of John 3:16
David J Lose
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In the Meantime
Sermon Preparation
John 3:16 is the world's most famous verse. But
David Lose
suggests we consider three elements in John 3:14-21—the cross, Nicodemus 'getting it', and truth-telling—to understand the most famous verse more fully and deeply.
John 3:14-21
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God's Love,
Cross,
Nicodemus,
Judgment
Comparing Two Last Supper Accounts
David J Lose
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Working Preacher
In this commentary,
David Lose
contrasts the Last Supper accounts described in Matthew 26:17-30 and John 13:1-17, 31b-35. John's emphasis is on discipleship, sacrificial love, and servitude while Matthew focuses on the forgiveness offered through Jesus....
Matthew 26:17-30;
John 13:1-17, 31-35
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Discipleship,
Forgiveness,
God's Love,
Maundy Thursday
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