544 episodes
Pulpit Fiction Podcast Robb McCoy and Eric Fistler
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4.8 • 169 Ratings
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Pulpit Fiction is a podcast hosted by Rev. Eric Fistler and Rev. Robb McCoy. It is a conversation guided by the Revised Common Lectionary, and includes thoughts about pop culture and current events. It is for preachers looking for inspiration as well as any person of faith willing to think critically about their faith and the Bible.
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493: Bible study for Proper 9C (7/3/2022)
BIBLE STUDY NOTES, QUESTIONS, AND LINKS
Gospel Reading begins at 12:28: Luke 10:1-11, 16-20 The Sending and Return of the 72 Second Reading begins at 38:28: 2 Kings 5:1-14 Elisha heals Naaman -
Bible study for Proper 8C (6/26/2022)
STUDY NOTES AND COMMENTARY
Gospel Reading: Luke 9:51-62 Jesus heads toward Jerusalem Second Reading: 2 Kings 2:1-2, 6-14 Elijah hitches a ride Epistle Reading: Galatians 5:1, 13-25 with Chris Strickland -
491: Bible Study for Proper 7C (6/19/2022)
NOTES AND COMMENTARY
Gospel Reading: Luke 8:26-39 The Gerasene and the pigs Second Reading: 1 Kings 19:1-15 Elijah hears God in the quiet Epistle Reading: Galatians 3:23-29 neither Jew nor Greek Special Guest Co-Host: Terrell Carter
Terrell Carter, DMin, is a minister, nonprofit executive, and educator residing in St. Louis, MO. For 30 years, he has filled multiple positions in traditional church contexts, including pastor. In addition to his ministry experience, Terrell has served three community development corporations as executive director. He has also held various positions within higher education, including as professor and vice president. He regularly contributes to the broader church life through his writings, which include multiple books and monthly columns in faith-based and secular sources. -
490: Bible study for Trinity Sunday, Year C (6/12/2022)
Robb McCoy and special guest co-host Terrell Carter discuss John 16:12-15 and Proverbs 8:1-4, 22-31.
NOTES AND COMMENTARY
Terrell Carter, DMin, is a minister, nonprofit executive, and educator residing in St. Louis, MO. For 30 years, he has filled multiple positions in traditional church contexts, including pastor. In addition to his ministry experience, Terrell has served three community development corporations as executive director. He has also held various positions within higher education, including as professor and vice president. He regularly contributes to the broader church life through his writings, which include multiple books and monthly columns in faith-based and secular sources.
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489: Bible study for Pentecost, Year C (6/5/2022)
Voice in the Wilderness: Romans 8:14-17 with Mason Parks Gospel Reading: Acts 2:1-21 Pentecost and Peter’s Sermon Second Reading: John 14:8-17, 25-27 Jesus promises the Advocate
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488: Bible study for the 7th Sunday of Easter (5/29/2022)
NOTES ON ALL THREE PASSAGES
Voice in the Wilderness: Acts 16:16-34 with Paul and Silas with Sarah Renfro Gospel Reading: John 17:20-26 Jesus prays for his disciples Second Reading: Revelation 22:12-14, 16-17, 20-21 The Holy City
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Hi guys,
I’ve been a fan of your podcast for several years now, as I became aquatinted with your work during seminary. I’m a 2015 MDIV alum of Iliff School of Theology.
In my first appointment, I listened weekly for several months with crippling guilt that I could not support the show financially. After my first run through the lectionary, I moved towards written commentaries in my study time. Now, I’m serving 3 churches with a commute in between and find your show an inspiration again, as the options for local radio are almost all conservative. I miss the quippy bits referring to the “Voice in the Wilderness” and “heaven baking up something good for you,” but love that your respect for the scriptures remain steadfast and your willingness to draw out the vision of the gospel reaches in between the hard stuff and pulls out the prophet and teacher and makes the story alive for today’s preacher. On Thursday, I worry that I will parrot your voice, but it is just the grist for the mill that I need to allow the Holy Spirit to do her work in me.
Keep it up! You rock and are easily among the voices that need to be heard in a world that needs hope, love, peace, joy and Jesus!
Sending love and light,
Rev. Dawn Skerritt
United Methodist Pastor & Circuit Rider
Upper Missouri River Parish in Montana
Christ UMC in Great Falls, Fort Benton UMC, Highwood Community UMC Legacy Yellowstone Clergy Delegate to General Conference
serving Mountain Sky Conference in our inclusive effort of leading a peaceful and compassionate movement to reclaim the love of Jesus for ALL people
These guys are funny smart and share the spotlight with Manny
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of other resources that I am not always aware of. This is like being in a text study without having to attend the entire session. The new final song is okay I really liked the previous ending song. Keep up the great work. The quality is consistent and enlightening!
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