The Festival of Homiletics is Online this Year—and FREE!
May 17-21, 2021
Preaching for the Future Church
Is the church really dying? Or is it dying to change? How can the church recapture what it was in the first century—a distinctive, confessional community, willing to stand against the status quo, to speak up against the empire, and to stand for the Gospel—in a 21st century context?
This year, the Festival of Homiletics invites you into conversation around how the promise of the Gospel might shape hope and ministry for the future church. What is the role of preaching in forming the church of the future?
Be inspired by God’s Word proclaimed by some of the nation’s finest ministers and teachers. Experience the fellowship of hundreds of preachers. Learn and worship in an atmosphere that is dynamic, friendly, nurturing, and prophetic. Come renew, refresh, and recharge your spirit.
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Register for the 2021 Festival
Registration is open for #Homiletics2021 Register Now Join us online for the annual Festival of Homiletics, May 17 to 21st, 2021. This year’s theme is “Preaching for the Future Church” and it will feature Diana Butler Bass, Michael Curry, Kaitlin Curtice, and Otis Moss III. This Festival will draw thousands of colleagues for preaching, worship, and…
Festival of Homiletics 2020 Recording Package
The 2020 on-demand recording package contains all of the sermons, lectures and interviews from the virtual Festival, plus bonus material from our presenters in video and audio form. It does not include full worship services or music concerts. We are using Abila Freestone LMS to archive all of the festival recordings. The streaming program and the…
Festival of Homiletics Wrap-Up
The 2020 Festival of Homiletics is all done — watch a slideshow to catch some of this year’s highlights.
Festival of Homiletics 2020 Handouts and Slides
Find handouts and slides offered by presenters at the 2020 Festival of Homiletics.