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A preacher's classic methodological guide, updated with significant new material.

Through this remarkable synthesis of rhetoric, poetics, hermeneutics, and oral presentation, the author of Imagination of the Heart and A Concise History of Preaching fosters a love of preaching and a love of language. This "user-friendly" textbook contains dozens of written and oral exercises, definitions, sidebars, and sermon examples.

Where scripture and art come together to display God in everyday life.

A comprehensive introduction to preaching, emphasizing the encounter with God's grace as the goal and heart of the sermon."Many people outside the church take a dim view of preaching precisely because they regard it as an overly directive, overly confident . . . even chastising form of speech. Ironically, some of us inside the church know what Paul Scott Wilson knows . . . in recent years, preaching has often stopped well short of such bold sp...

An essential resource for any preacher or church leader

This guide to contemporary preaching focuses on exciting and innovative ideas that have recently emerged. Wilson demonstrates with clarity and detail how Scripture and personal experience can be used to train the imagination, thus strengthening and enlivening the task of preaching.

Argues for a reclamation of ancient ways of reading the biblical text in oreder to discover its meaning for preaching.

Proposes a way of organizing both the preparation and the content of sermons around four "pages.

Homiletics has been taught since the early church, yet it is still young as an academic discipline in its own right. Preaching and Homiletical Theory takes both an appreciative and a critical look at the contribution of homiletics to quality preaching. It focuses on key scholarship and the effectiveness of recent trends in homiletics and offers a discussion of the role of homiletics and preaching in the coming years. Organized by the three dim...