ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Preaching every week presents several challenges, not least of which is figuring out what to preach that weeks sermon on. Fresh Text is a weekly podcast in which Pastor-scholars discuss a scripture passage and swap sermon starter ideas. This weekly podcast is especially (though not exclusively) useful for preachers who follow Revised Common Lectionary. There is a wide variety of sermons that spawn from this podcast and if you are a preacher, pastor, or just a Christian who loves Jesus, this podcast will help you grow in Christ and become more deeply formed.
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Average audio length:
50 minutes
English
United States
410 episodes
since Jan. 1, 2019
episodic
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
For our 400th episode, we’re reaching into the vault for a conversation with Tom, Todd, and Eric, the friends who helped start Fresh Text. In this pilot of The U2 Experience, we share how we each discovered U2, covering faith, friendship, and everything from the Animaniacs to the Annunciation.
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PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
In this episode, John Drury and Joy J. Moore close the Galatians series with 5:2–6:10. They explore eternal life as knowing God now, the social sins in Paul’s list of vices that divide a community, and the household of faith that bears God’s family resemblance as it walks in the Spirit.
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John Drury and Amy Peeler explore Galatians 4:8–5:1 and God’s heart for freedom. They consider the human tendency to enslave ourselves to systems that measure our performance, how Paul retells the Galatians’ birth story through maternity, and what it means to rest like a dependent child in the womb…
John Drury and Amy Peeler explore Galatians 3:19–4:7, weighing how the law and the promise fit together before narrowing in on 4:4–7. They trace God sending the Son, born of a woman, and the Spirit into our hearts, and why every cry of "Abba, Father" joins the eternal family of God.
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John Drury and DJ Coleman explore Galatians 3:1–18, focusing on Paul’s rebuke of the Galatians, the crucified Christ, Abraham, the law, the promise, and what it means that Christ became a curse for us.
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John Drury and Sarah Hinlicky Wilson read Galatians 2:15–21. They explore justification, the faithfulness of Jesus Christ, the law, and what it means to be co-crucified with Christ.
Subscribe to Fresh Text on Substack for additional writings and conversations: https://johnldrury.substack.com/
John and Ken Schenck read Galatians 1:11–2:14. They explore Paul's own story, his calling, his years away, his fight with Peter at Antioch, and why Paul tells the Gentiles that taking up the law now isn't going all the way in. It's how you fall from grace.
John Drury and Brandon Charlton kick off a seven-week series on Galatians. Listen in as they read the letter's opening and closing to frame Paul's claim.
Subscribe to Fresh Text on Substack for additional writings and conversations: https://johnldrury.substack.com/
John and Brandon explore Revelation 3:20: "Behold, I stand at the door and knock." A conversation about how the one knocking is the needy stranger we often would rather ignore, and the hospitality Christ is inviting us into.
John and Brandon explore Philippians 4:13, the verse everyone quotes: "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me." A conversation about enduring every circumstance rather than achieving every goal.
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