Comments on winncollier: Questioning the Sermon

Winn, I follow you on Twitter and want you to know...

2009-10-30T00:52:00.423-04:00

Winn, I follow you on Twitter and want you to know I am inspired by your words. Indeed, I am asking these kinds of questions because I want to open doors where our community can encounter the possibility of a world-made-new.
Love that! I hear Jesus through you. Thanks for that.

I miss you.

2009-10-27T14:52:35.326-04:00

I miss you.

I miss your sermons.

2009-10-27T14:38:34.030-04:00

I miss your sermons.

Nathan, I'm humbled by the exception, I recognize ...

2009-10-26T22:22:03.593-04:00

Nathan, I'm humbled by the exception, I recognize that as a sign of friendship. You're making me want to pull out my Guder notes. I'm going to do that...

Thank you, Wes. I appreciate the encouragement.

...excellent post! ...this will be shared with th...

2009-10-26T12:41:42.556-04:00

...excellent post!

...this will be shared with the half dozen men I'm mentoring at Denver Seminary

...and, just landed in Phoenix, will also be share, with due credit, at a conference I'm participating in here

...keep it comin', Winn

...and thank you!!!

Consciously or unconsciously, I don't read too man...

2009-10-26T12:41:10.078-04:00

Consciously or unconsciously, I don't read too many personal blogs (as you well know). But, for you, I make a pain-free exception.

Anyway, just a quick shout-out to say: I am quite helped by these incisive questions. Really. They make me want to deliver a better, deeper, more incisive sermon/homily. And I love the Brueggemann sensibility: making a new world with faithful words.

By the way, you might recall (if you have the notes) Dr. Guder's series of questions from his lecture on the Scriptures as missionally formative texts at the Ecclesia National Gathering in March. Guder brought it.