https://store.upperroom.org:443/contributors/craig-a-satterleeCraig A. Satterlee holds the Axel Jacob and Gerda Maria (Swanson) Carlson chair of homiletics at the Lutheran School of Theology in Chicago. Ordained in 1987 in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA), Satterlee served parishes in Fairport and Endicott, New York, before receiving a fellowship to study theological education at the University of Notre Dame in 1995. Concurrent with his graduate studies, Satterlee was interim pastor of St. Timothy Lutheran Church, Sturgis, Michigan, and chaplain of the candidacy committee for the Upstate New York Synod of the ELCA.https://store.upperroom.org:443/product/creative-preaching-on-the-sacraments<p>Creative preaching can help you move the sacraments to the center of your congregation's spirituality by making scripture, personal experience, and the sacraments intersect in such a way that a wealth of meanings surfaces. Satterlee and Ruth seek to expand the range of meanings and associations people bring to the sacraments. They examine in-depth how theology, scripture, context, and timing relate to effective sacramental preaching. </p> <p>Six sample sermons are included:</p> <div style="margin: 5px 20px;"> <ol> <li>"In Whom Do You Place Your Trust?" (baptismal sermon by Stephen Castleberry)</li> <li>"The Water of Life" (baptismal sermon by Heichler)</li> <li>"The Kiss of Peace" (exchange of peace sermon by Craig A. Satterlee)</li> <li>"The Ultimate Business Luncheon" (Communion sermon by Lester Ruth)</li> <li>"Crumbs Under the Table" (Communion sermon by Cathy Felber)</li> <li>"A Short, Multisensory Baptismal Sermon" (adapted from Ambrose)</li> </ol> </div> <p>Recommended for pastors as a practical guide for preparing sermons that will make the great truths of God visible and tangible in the sacraments. Designed especially for clergy, chaplains, and catechists.</p>Fri, 20 May 2022 15:29:08 GMThttps://store.upperroom.org:443/product/creative-preaching-on-the-sacraments