Listening to the Word

This collection of essays, presented as a tribute to influential teacher/preacher Fred Craddock, contains a state-of-the-art discussion of contemporary biblical preaching and a demonstration of Craddock's key convictions, put forth by 12 scholars in the fields of homiletics and biblical studies. Bibliography.

Bibliography	p. 7
Introduction	p. 11
Turning to the Text
Toward a Biblical Theology of Preaching	p. 17
Reading and Preaching the Old Testament	p. 33
Rhetoric, Righteousness, and the Sermon on the Mount	p. 53
Romans in the Pulpit: Form and Formulation in Romans 5:1-11	p. 77
Turning to the Sermon
The Revolution of Sermonic Shape	p. 93
Preaching as the Church's Language	p. 113
Beyond Narrative: Imagination in the Sermon	p. 131
Texts Shaping Sermons	p. 147
Turning to the Listener
And How Shall They Hear? The Listener in Contemporary Preaching	p. 167
Who Is Listening?	p. 189
Preaching the Body	p. 207
The Hearer's Experience of the Word	p. 223
Contributors	p. 243
Notes	p. 245
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