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.

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.

A weekly reflection on the upcoming lectionary texts, from Disciples New Testament scholar Eric C. Smith

A hub of information with links to resource relating to the Revised Common Lectionary.

The Bridge for Early Career Preachers hosts an online conversation about the intersection between preaching and neurodivergence.

In this article in the Christian Century, Julian DeShazier says, “Some Sundays, my congregation needs a word that’s more raw than polished.”

A Preacher Book Club selection

This book serves as a prayer resource for preachers prior to delivering a sermon.

This book presents a comprehensive approach to education that aims to promote emotional resilience, empathy, and ethical consciousness.

Once a field dominated by white liberals in the ivory tower, this embodied form of theology has flourished in the work of a new generation of scholars of color.