Liturgical Preaching: Contemporary Essays

by Paul Grime (Editor), Dean W. Nadasdy (Editor)

This collection of essays explores various aspects of preaching within the Lutheran context. Representing a range of voices, the essays address various The place of the sermon in the service order, Law and Gospel in the sermon and service, Sacramental preaching, Preaching as part of the cadence of the church year, Preaching based on the lectionary, Unfolding the meaning of the liturgy, Liturgy as narrative plot, The impact of culture on worship and preaching, Preaching within the faith community, and appropriate use of the Word, confessional documents, and other tools to address contemporary issues.

256 pages, Paperback

First published July 1, 2001