Brehm Preaching

Micah Groups is the primary program that brings the Brehm Preaching vision to life. Since 2011, more than 2,000 preachers and church leaders around the world have joined this multiethnic, trans-denominational movement of men and women leading the church to address pressing issues of justice while serving an ever more fragmented church.

As the prophet Micah did in his time, we believe that leaders are needed in our times to call the church to repentance and help facilitate its restoration as they invite others to participate in God’s call to do justice, love mercy, and walk humbly.

Micah Intensives are courses that use our curriculum series Doing Justice, which includes individual courses on six specific issues of justice.

Each course will explore introductory material to familiarize learners with some of the key issues and history related to each topic, then three to four different Christian responses will be explored. The hope is that by learning to understand why people hold certain positions, we will grow in wisdom and insight toward God’s will regarding these complex issues.

The Brehm Preaching Open Forum is for all. Enter this sacred space for courageous conversation. Join this discussion with Fuller Seminary faculty to explore big issues impacting the convergence of worship, preaching, and justice.

Come ready to listen, discern, and ask questions as we seek practices of preaching and worship that bear witness to God’s justice in a complex and divided world.

The books in the Ogilvie Institute series are selected to contribute to the development of wise, humble, and justice-seeking preachers. The authors represent both scholars of preaching as well as pastors and preachers whose experiences and insights can contribute to passionate and excellent preaching.

The series, co-edited by Edgar "Trey" Clark, III and Jennifer Ackerman, engages a wide range of issues related to preaching, including but not limited to, preaching and culture, worship and liturgy, gender justice and preaching, racial justice and preaching, creation care and preaching, and spiritual formation and preaching.

Brehm Preaching is honored to host the online collection of Dr. Lloyd John Ogilvie’s library and archived sermons. The David Allan Hubbard Library has cataloged all of these resources, which are available for research. We are grateful for the special gifts from the Let God Love You board, and in particular the work of George Bayz, who made it possible for these video resources to be available online.