Preach the Word – July/August 2002
Volume 5, Number 6 Read More Situation We live in the situation of our times. A preacher cannot escape the context in which he lives nor can he help being influenced by it. Read More ...
Preach the Word – May/June 2002
Volume 5, Number 5 Read More Repetition Repetition without reflection can turn quickly into “same old, same old.” Nonetheless, from a rhetorical point of view, repetition is still the mother of learning. Repetition can aide ...
Preach the Word – March/April 2002
Volume 5, Number 4 Read More Passion Preachers ought to have a passion for... Read More Preach from the Heart--Not from a Manuscript! Preaching without a manuscript makes for better preaching and that’s our goal, ...
Preach the Word – January/February 2002
Volume 5, Number 3 Read More Appropriation Our desire to get quickly and heavily to application, perhaps at the expense of appropriation, reveals in part how the opinio legis works. Read More Festival Preaching Good ...
Preach the Word – November/December 2001
Volume 5, Number 2 Read More Precision With the bloody mess that sharp Law preaching leaves behind, the preacher must be equally precise with the resuscitation of the Good News. Read More Why Guest Preach ...
Preach the Word – September/October 2001
Volume 5, Number 1 Read More Proclamation It is neither the preacher’s purpose nor place to convince his hearers of his conclusions because of sound logic or powerful speech. Read More Luther's Baseline for Preaching ...