What The Blues Teaches Us About Preaching
Walker provides a glimpse into the characteristics and importance of music to African Americans. It is her contention that music, preaching, and praying are all fundamentals to helping the African American survive in this land. There are a few very helpful and interesting assertions.
Somebody’s Calling My Name – Review Read MoreTeresa Frye Brown’s musical ministry forms a background for her application of music a metaphor to the preaching moment. In the book she interviews numerous preaching sistas and uses categories from her homiletics courses to structure the data that she found in the interviews.
Weary Throats and New Songs Read More
Here are the two best selling books on preaching through this site.
Top 10 Selling Preaching Books Through this Site: Part 3 Read More
In this post we continue looking at the top 10 selling preaching books bought through this site.
Top 10 Selling Preaching Books Through this Site: Part 2 Read More
I have been blogging on preaching for about a year now. Through all the blogs I have suggested books on preaching. Over the past year here are the top 10 best selling books on preaching.
Top 10 Selling Preaching Books Through this Site: Part 1 Read More
Here is the Conclusion to the review for the book Liberating Pulpit. If you are interested in the whole review, please download the PDF.
Here is a book that articulates Post Liberalism’s problems with a lot of the popular narrative homiletics.
In the attached file you will find a comparison of Will Willimon and Mary Hilkert’s theology of preaching.
What is the New Homiletic and how has it affected homiletics? This book by Fred Craddock is often referred to as the book that started a big change to the homiletic horizon. As I read it today many things sound almost axiomatic due to the strong influence of the work.
Review: As One Without Authority Read More