Preaching Narratively
Preaching (part 7) The traditional homiletic that developed during the Enlightenment follows a deductive logic and is often given the
Continue readingPreaching (part 7) The traditional homiletic that developed during the Enlightenment follows a deductive logic and is often given the
Continue readingPreaching (part 6) As noted in a previous blog, “sermons are not propelled by powerful beginnings but are evoked by
Continue readingPreaching (Part 5) Sermons must give witness to the theological claim of the text so that the congregation is transformed
Continue readingPreaching (Part 4) We seek out metaphors to understand reality. The study of metaphor can be traced back to Aristotle
Continue readingI am honored to be included in a festschrift in honor of my friend Mac Lynn. “Incarnation: God’s Practice of
Continue readingPreaching (Part Three) There are three broad areas of Bible study: exegesis, hermeneutics, and homiletics. Exegesis is the study of
Continue readingPreaching (Part Two) Once you know your purpose for preaching, you are ready to discern your purpose for an individual
Continue readingWhat is Preaching? Where do preachers come from? The Church. Where are preachers made? The Church. Preachers leave the seminary
Continue readingMany perceive writing a dissertation as a daunting task. But as the old slogan says, “Perceptions can be deceiving.” In
Continue readingI have recently published an article “The Professional Doctorate: A Comparison and Distinction.” Journal of Christian Ministry 13 (Spring 2024). https://journal.dmineducation.org/2024/03/04/2024-the-professional-doctorate-a-call-to-rigor/ In
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