Preaching is an art, J. Barrie Shepherd argues, and the sermon
is an art form, an exercise in creativity and imagination. But all
too often preaching suffers from a lack of imagination and a loss
of the joy and wonder that attracted the crowds to Jesus' words two
thousand years ago. In this book, based on his 2003 Beecher
Lectures at Yale Divinity School, Shepherd hopes to encourage the
preacher toward a more creative vision for the sermon. His approach
is spontaneous, eclectic, intuitive, and daring. Shepherd's purpose
is to encourage the preacher to think of life as filled with God's
presence, to search for the presence, and to use images and words
to unveil that presence. The end result is a sermon that is full of
astonishment and delight.
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