Join us for Episode 4179 of Day1 with Rev. Dr. Hyemin Na, Assistant Professor of Worship, Media and Culture at Wesley Theological Seminary in Washington, D.C. In her sermon, “Resurrection in Fits and Starts and the Abiding Jesus,” based on John 20:19-31, Dr. Na reflects on how resurrection unfolds through trauma, presence, and persistent peace. This message invites us into the second Sunday of Easter with honesty and hope. Tune in for a thoughtful exploration of faith that lingers, heals, and abides.

Join us for Day1 Episode #4178 featuring Rev. Mark Ramsey, Executive Director of The Ministry Collaborative in Powder Springs, GA. In his Easter sermon, “Capacity,” based on John 20:1-18, Rev. Ramsey invites us to live into the fullness of God's expansive world rather than the smaller stories we often settle for. Drawing on stories of grief, hope, and surprising joy, this message offers deep reflection on resurrection, community, and spiritual transformation. Tune in for a powerful word of Easter promise and possibility.

Join us for Episode 4177 of Day1 with guest preacher Dr. Diana Butler Bass, renowned author and scholar based at Duke University. In her Palm Sunday sermon, “Hosanna, Not Alleluia,” based on Luke 19:28-40, Dr. Bass explores the true meaning of “hosanna” as a cry for liberation—not mere praise. She contrasts Jesus’ peaceful procession with Rome’s imperial power, inviting us to see Holy Week through anti-imperial, hope-filled eyes. Tune in for this timely message of honesty, courage, and faith in a world still crying, “Save us now.”

Join us for Episode #4176 of Day1 as we welcome Rev. Dr. Jared Alcántara, Professor of Preaching at Truett Seminary at Baylor University. In his sermon, “The End of the Search,” he reflects on Philippians 3:4b-14 and the restless human pursuit of meaning. Through powerful storytelling and theological insight, he explores how the apostle Paul discovered that true fulfillment is found not in heritage or performance, but in Christ alone. As we journey through the fifth Sunday of Lent, this message invites us to refocus our hearts on what truly matters.

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.

Join us for Episode #4173 of Day1 as Rev. Milca Rivera from Truett Seminary at Baylor University in Waco, Texas, delivers her inspiring sermon "Citizens of Heaven" based on Philippians 3:17-4:1. In this reflective message, she explores key themes of heavenly citizenship and true allegiance during the 2nd Sunday in Lent. Her conversational tone and thoughtful insights invite you to reexamine your faith and priorities. Tune in now for a captivating journey of Scripture and spiritual renewal.

Join us for Episode #4172 of Day1 with Rev. Dr. Jared Alcántara, Professor of Preaching at Baylor University’s Truett Theological Seminary. His sermon, “Desolate and Beautiful,” based on Luke 4:1-13, explores the paradox of the wilderness—both barren and transformative. As we enter Lent, Rev. Dr. Alcántara reflects on Jesus’ time in the wilderness, revealing how trials can prepare us for renewal and new beginnings.

Join us for Episode #4171 of Day1, featuring Dr. Paula Gooder, Canon Chancellor of St. Paul’s Cathedral in London. In her sermon, “From Glory into Glory: Living a Transfigured Life,” she explores 2 Corinthians 3:12-18 and Exodus 34:29-35, reflecting on how we are continually transformed by God’s glory. As we celebrate Transfiguration Sunday, Dr. Gooder’s message invites us to embrace the radiance of Christ in our daily lives.

Join us for Episode #4170 of Day1, featuring Rev. Dr. Sarah Han, Assistant Professor of Pastoral Ministry at Tyndale University. In her sermon, *Children of the Most High*, she reflects on Luke 6:27-38, exploring Jesus’ call to radical love, forgiveness, and generosity. Through personal stories and deep theological insight, Dr. Han challenges us to embrace our identity as God’s beloved children. As we journey through the Seventh Sunday after the Epiphany, let this message inspire you to live in the fullness of God's grace. Tune in now for this transformative word!