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All Are Welcome
David J Lose
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Working Preacher
Sermon Preparation or Illustration
David Lose
comments on Isaiah 56 and Matthew 15, daring preachers to take the risk of talking openly (and eliciting feedback) about what it means to feel welcome or unwelcome in a congregation.
Isaiah 56:1, 6-8;
Matthew 15
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Hospitality,
Community,
Foreigner,
Stranger
The "Adults-Only" Nativity Story
David J Lose
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Working Preacher
Sermon Preparation or Illustration
David Lose
describes two versions of the story of the Magi (Matthew 2:1-12), both true: the version that focuses on their gifts and adoration, and the version that deals with Herod's fear and resulting violence.
Matthew 2:1-12
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Epiphany,
Incarnation,
Adoration,
Herod
Rest
David J Lose
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Working Preacher
Sermon Preparation or Illustration
David Lose
comments on Jesus' instructions, "Come away to a deserted place all by yourselves and rest awhile," as way to reflect on how many of use have forgotten how to rest.
Mark 6:30-34, 53-56
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Silence,
Solitude,
Sabbath,
Rest
The Butterfly Effect
David J Lose
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Working Preacher
Sermon Preparation or Illustration
David Lose
comments on the work of Shiphrah and Puah (Exodus), pointing out how little acts of faithfulness have the (sometimes unseen or unexpected) power to change the world.
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Good Works,
Calling/vocation,
Daily Living,
Courage
The Oddest Christmas Carol
David J Lose
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Working Preacher
Sermon Preparation or Illustration
David Lose
considers the opening words to Simeon’s song in Luke 2:29, concluding that in these words Simeon accepts death because he is confident in God’s promised salvation—a promise he holds in his hands.
Exodus 1:8-22, 2:1-10
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Dying And Rising With Christ,
Advent,
Emmanuel,
Simeon (new Testament)
Life, Death, and the Task of Preaching
David J Lose
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Working Preacher
Article about Preaching
David Lose
reflects on why preaching matters. By preaching the Christian story, we invite our hearers into it so that it becomes their story, and the promises of that story are heard and believed.
Luke 2:21-35
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Death,
Faith,
Hope,
Preaching
Legion
David J Lose
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Working Preacher
Sermon Preparation or Illustration
David Lose
explores the theme of identity in the story of the demon-possessed man of Luke 8:26-39, reminding us to remember our God-given identity of being a beloved child worthy of love, honor, and respect.
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Baptism,
Identity,
Legion (demon),
Demon
Cataract Surgery
David J Lose
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Working Preacher
Sermon Preparation or Illustration
David Lose
says that the experience of the tenth leper in Luke 17:11-19 can be seen as cataract surgery. "Ten men are healed, but only one SEES what has happened."
Luke 8:26-39
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Spiritual Blindness,
Healing,
Restoration
Dogs and the Kingdom of God
David J Lose
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Working Preacher
Sermon Preparation or Illustration
David Lose
discusses the interpretive challenges of Jesus' encounter with the Syrophoenician woman (Mark 7:24-37). The passage can make us "aware of the unexpected blessing and insight a stranger might bring to us."
Luke 17:11-19
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Hospitality,
Diversity,
Love,
Syrophoenician
Four Words that Describe the Ministry of Jesus
David J Lose
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Working Preacher
Sermon Preparation or Illustration
David Lose
identifies four words that describe the ministry of Jesus, drawn from his healing of a man with leprosy in the gospel of Mark—compassion, touch, willing, lonely.
Mark 7:24-37
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Healing,
Solitude,
Compassion
Preaching the Anti-King
David J Lose
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Working Preacher
Sermon Preparation or Illustration
David Lose
comments on Mark 8:27-38: Jesus' call to his disciples to give up their lives in order to save them reveals the "inverted logic" of the Kingdom of God.
Mark 1:40-45
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Kingdom Of God,
Identity,
Meaning Of Life
Peter and the Pursuit of Happiness
David J Lose
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Working Preacher
Sermon Preparation or Illustration
David Lose
uses Jesus' restoration and commissioning of Peter (John 21:15-19) to encourage preachers in challenging congregations to let their salvation by grace make a difference in the way they live.
Mark 8:27-38
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Forgiveness,
Change,
Peter (person),
Calling/vocation
Trinitarian Congregations
David J Lose
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Working Preacher
Article about Preaching
David Lose
sees Trinity Sunday as a time to explore what it means to be a Trinitarian congregation: called by the Holy Spirit to bear witness to Jesus for the sake of God's world.
John 21:15-19
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Trinity Sunday,
Hope,
Jesus Christ,
Holy Spirit
“Vocation” in our Worship & Preaching
David J Lose
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Working Preacher
Article about Preaching
David Lose
's article reflects on vocation as the "logic for our worship and congregational life," encouraging pastors to lift up in worship the sanctity of daily labor and God's desire to use our everyday activities.
Matthew 28:16-20
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Work,
Calling/vocation
Get Off the Couch and Into the Game!
David J Lose
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Working Preacher
Sermon Preparation or Illustration
David Lose
unpacks power dynamics of the burning bush episode, pointing out that God doesn’t reveal the divine character in a name, but by inviting Moses into a lifelong active relationship.
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Burning Bush,
Yahweh,
Moses,
Discipleship
The Revolution Starts Here
David J Lose
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Working Preacher
Sermon Preparation or Illustration
David Lose
shares his insights on Matthew 5:38 where Jesus is outlining his vision of God's kingdom and issuing a summons to those who desire to be a part of it.
Exodus 3
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Sermon On The Mount,
Love,
Kingdom Of God
Just the Beginning
David J Lose
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Working Preacher
Sermon Preparation or Illustration
David Lose
’s commentary on Mark 1:1-8 suggests that the story of Jesus in Scripture is only the beginning of his story, and that our story continues the story of Jesus.
Matthew 5:38
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Advent,
Awareness Of God,
Devotion
"Do Not Be Afraid"
David J Lose
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Working Preacher
Sermon Preparation or Illustration
David Lose
suggests that Jesus' words to the disciples at the transfiguration (Matthew 17:1-9), "Do not be afraid," are "among the most important words not just in this passage, but in the whole of Scripture."
Mark 1:1-8
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Transfiguration,
Courage,
Resurrection Of Jesus Christ,
Fear
Called to Be Salt and Light
David J Lose
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Working Preacher
Sermon Preparation or Illustration
David Lose
shares his insights on Matthew 5:13-20, encouraging pastors to think creatively about how to match up the gifts of the congregation with the needs of the community.
Matthew 17:1-9
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Sermon On The Mount,
Service,
Spiritual Gifts
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