Podcast appearances and mentions of Thomas G Long

Join us for Episode #4175 of Day1 as Rev. Dr. Thomas G. Long, Bandy Professor of Preaching Emeritus at Candler School of Theology, delivers his inspiring sermon, “There Was a Man Who Had Two Sons,” based on Luke 15:11-32. In this reflective message, he explores the well-known parable of the prodigal son, emphasizing not just one son's return but the father's love for both. Preached on the 4th Sunday in Lent, this sermon invites us to reflect on grace, reconciliation, and God's open arms. With his engaging storytelling and deep theological insight, Dr. Long challenges us to see ourselves in both sons and embrace the mercy that welcomes us home. Tune in now for a compelling journey of Scripture and spiritual renewal.

Episode 4174 marks the second installment of Day1 Classics, where host Rev. Dr. Katie Givens Kime welcomes Rev. Dr. Thomas G. Long and Rev. Dr. Jared Alcántara to revisit "Renouncing the Devil," a compelling 1986 sermon by Rev. John W. Vannorsdall. Originally aired on *The Protestant Hour*, this powerful message, drawn from Luke 13:1-9, explores repentance, spiritual allegiance, and the courage to stand with God. Together, they reflect on its enduring relevance for the Lenten journey today.

In episode #4161, Day1 Classics debuts with "The Beating of Unseen Wings," a treasured sermon by the late Rev. Dr. Edmund A. Steimle, originally aired in 1971 and brought back to life from the Day1 archives. This episode features reflections from renowned preachers Rev. Dr. Thomas G. Long and Rev. Dr. Kimberly Wagner of Princeton Theological Seminary, alongside host Rev. Dr. Katie Givens Kime. Together, they explore the enduring power of Steimle's words, drawn from Luke 1:39-45, which illuminate the encounters of Elizabeth and Mary. Celebrate this moment in Day1's 80-year history as we honor our legacy and look forward to inspiring a new generation.

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Guest preacher the Rev. Dr. Thomas G. Long

Question of the Week:The church as a denomination, as well as at the congregational level, often finds itself in an identity crisis:  Are we a corporation? A non-profit? Or a mission organization? How do we navigate this fine line as people of faith?   Special Guest:Dr. Thomas G. Long, Professor Emeritus of Preaching, Emory University's Candler School of TheologyGuest Question:I have a question about preaching and plagiarism--Is it wrong? How can you tell a sermon is plagiarized? How can we stop it (or should we)? Or is this topic moot because preaching as we understand it now will be irrelevant in the future?Resource Roundup:A Little Book of PlagiarismHarvard and the Legacy of SlaveryTwitter and Elon Musk

This week Dr. Matt Skinner interviews Rev. Dr. Thomas G. Long who is Bandy Professor of Preaching at Candler School of Theology at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia. Adult Education is hosting a new series called Big Questions in a Changing Church to reflect on how the church and its followers are continuing to evolve. […]

Dr. Thomas G. Long gave the sermon at the first worship service of the Prophetic Voices Centennial Academic Conference on March 19, 2015.

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