"Roger Van Harns startling message must be heard by everyone who
listens to or preaches sermons: listeners have rights. And it's
about time they claimed what they have coming to them the good news
compellingly and authentically preached. . . . A sharp, pungent,
painful, hopeful word for pew and pulpit."
-- Lewis B. Smedes
"Fuller Theological Seminary
"This book provides a fresh angle on preaching by examining it
from the perspective of the hearer. It evidences wide reading,
responsible scholarship, insightful discussion, honest facing of
problems, clarifying examples, stimulating suggestions, and an easy
reading style. Highly recommended for preachers, worship
committees, adult study groups, and anyone who seeks greater
insight from listening to biblical sermons. "
-- Sidney Greidanus
"Calvin Theological Seminary
"An insightful, splendidly written book by a gifted pastor who
knows and loves preaching. At once richly theological and
profoundly practical, this book gently guides us away from a
preoccupation with the preacher toward a rediscovery of preaching's
true measure: what people in the pews hear. Roger Van Harn
encourages preachers to become pioneer listeners, those who listen
before they talk. More important, he teaches us how to do so. "
-- Thomas G. Long
"Princeton Theological Seminary
"On target, sympathetic, and clearly written, Pew Rights is the
plainest statement I've read of what really matters in the hearing
and the preaching of the gospel. Congratulations to Roger Van Harn
for a fine piece of work."
-- Clyde E. Fant
"Stetson University
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