Homiletical Hijinx: Chat GPT and Preparing Sunday’s Sermon (Part 2)
So last time I asked Chat GPT to write my sermon for Sunday about the Ascension. I had fun with it and even used one of the illustrations it gave…
read moreSo last time I asked Chat GPT to write my sermon for Sunday about the Ascension. I had fun with it and even used one of the illustrations it gave…
read moreWhat is the title of that fifth book of the New Testament? Yeah! Acts! Have you ever asked yourself, “the acts of whom?” Some Bibles title this book in full…
read moreI am always trying to do anything in my power to make the preaching of the word of God not boring. I have heard some really boring sermons in my…
read moreI am a semi-regular reader of Richard Beck’s blog Experimental Theology. As you could probably surmise from the title of the blog Beck has gained popularity and following for his…
read moreThere are few things as controversial and misunderstood in Christian circles as speaking in tongues. I by no means have all the answers and I do not claim to, but…
read moreThe importance of 5 has long been appreciated in Biblical studies as a potentially significant typological number. The source of the 5 from which any typological reflection is, of course,…
read moreThe Church is holy. This is so in two senses. The first, is that the Church is holy. How can we claim otherwise? Jesus died and gave Himself up in…
read moreThe ascension is at best forgettable for most people in the church today. It seems for most people the ascension is merely a brief introduction to the more familiar stories…
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