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“This podcast has been a wonderful resource in sermon preparation. As someone who has only been in the pulpit 8 months now, I find the conversations between McCoy and Fistler to be both challenging and engaging. It is easily the best produced lectionary based podcast on the market right now, which makes it easy to listen to. More preachers should be listening to this show, especially ones just starting out.”
Exemplaryfeat via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/26/15
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“While I am not always a lectionary preacher, I love listening every week and look forward to the podcast. Its like I have my own personal meeting every week to discuss theology, scripture, and preaching—which I think every pastor would love to have the time and resources to gather with other...”Read full review »
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United States of America ·
06/01/15
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“Wonderful if you preach every week or if you just like to hear others' thoughts on the Lectionary texts. Helpful thoughts and takes on the weekly texts.
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05/26/15
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“I have enjoyed this podcast for several years now. I find it helpful for sermon preparation and for giving me a different perspective on the Revised Common Lectionary. I recommend it to all my clergy friends.”
ELBEE33 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/21/22
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