I am not just a preacher. I am an expository, word-centered, justice-oriented preacher of justice and truth deeply anchored in the Black church tradition, who originally said yes to a call to any ministerial vocation but preaching.

When it comes to politics in the pulpit, pastors often wonder how to preach on current events and hot button topics. But given the constant blitz of the news cycle, it can feel impossible to keep up, especially when so much news breaks on a Saturday night or Sunday morning, well after most sermons have already been prepared.

A conversation with three Disciples preachers who serve local Disciples congregations about what preaching is like these days, with an emphasis on smaller congregations.

The African American Legacy Preaching Series is a set of video interviews about compelling preaching with renowned preachers. Hosted by Rev. Dr. Frank A. Thomas, this series is part of the Compelling Preaching Initiative at Christian Theological Seminary.

This sermon series is designed to introduce your congregation to the core values of Global Ministries, which is the common witness of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) and the United Church of Christ. This is a five-week, undated series that could be used any time that fits your schedule.

Scholar Sarah Travis argues that the personal and social identities of North American preachers and listeners continue to be shaped by colonialism and imperialism, and sermons play a crucial role in responses to empire and colonization.

Disciples Scholar Casey T. Sigmon offers new ways of thinking about preaching and technology in a post-Covid world.

Informed by years of research with clergy and congregations, Leah D. Schade provides practical and pastoral guidance for preachers to find their prophetic voice for their context with integrity and wisdom.