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Where is God? A sermon starter on Exodus 1:8-2:10. Where is God in Exodus 1? We see a miracle of God birthing a nation, a mighty nation, just as he promise to Abraham. Sermon Illustration | Center for Excellence in Preaching | Scott E. Hoezee Fearing the God of Life Life in God is the overarching theme for this podcast which examine texts that challenge us to remember what God has done, continue to trust in the life-giving nature of God, and move us to holy... Audio/Video | Working Preacher | Rolf Jacobson “I’ve Been ‘Buked and I’ve Been Scorned”: What Is Your Story? What is the story that you tell yourself about why you did not achieve a goal or objective in life? In this sermon, bases on Matthew 16:13-20, Larry D. Pickens explains that knowing that our identity... Sermon (Complete) | Discipleship Ministries | Larry D. Pickens Hope and Loss Writing on new beginnings, hope, death and loss, Emlyn A. Ott questions life's changes, opportunities and promises in this consideration on Exodus 1:8-22, 2:1-10, Matthew 16:13-20 and Romans 12:1-8. Sermon (Complete) | The Christian Century | Emlyn A. Ott Can You Keep a Secret? In this sermon on Matthew 16:13-20, Charles Hoffacker explains why Jesus kept his identity hidden for much of his ministry: he was unwilling to be understood as Messiah apart from the cross and empty tomb. Sermon (Complete) | Sermons That Work | Charles Hoffacker

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Reflections on the Extraordinary in Ordinary Time Reflecting on the liturgical season after Pentecost known as "ordinary time," this sermon by Frank Hegedus on Matthew 25:31-46 concludes that throughout Church history God has continued to do extraordinary things in our lives. Sermon (Complete) | Sermons That Work | Frank Hegedus Call to Worship Revisited and Ordinary Time John Witvliet answers a question about the call to worship (its length, from scripture or not, etc.). Another question he deals with is why we call the time after Pentecost "Ordinary Time" Article | Reformed Worship | John D. Witvliet

Trusting God in Ordinary Times A sermon starter on Psalm 66:1-11, Jeremiah 29:1-7, Luke 17:11-19 and 2 Timothy 2:8-15 about finding, trusting and thanking God in the ordinary times. Sermon Starter/Outline | Sermons That Work | Ryan Pollock Working on Labor Day This article from The High Calling explores the link between faith and work. Article | The High Calling

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