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PublisherB&H
ISBN-101433682508
ISBN-139781433682506
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Number of Pages240 Pages
LanguageEnglish
Publication NameRecapturing the Voice of God : Shaping Sermons like Scripture
Publication Year2015
SubjectChristian Ministry / Preaching
TypeTextbook
AuthorSteven W. Smith
Subject AreaReligion
FormatTrade Paperback
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Intended AudienceCollege Audience
Table Of ContentPreface Chapter 1 Recapturing the Voice of God: Pitch, Rate, Volume Chapter 2 Text-Driven Preaching: Substance, Structure, Spirit Chapter 3 The Genre of Scripture: Story, Poem, Letter. Story Chapter 4 Recapturing the Voice of God in Old Testament Narrative Chapter 5 Recapturing the Voice of God in the Law Chapter 6 Recapturing the Voice of God in the Gospels/Acts Chapter 7 Recapturing the Voice of God in the Parables Poem Chapter 8 Recapturing the Voice of God in the Psalms Chapter 9 Recapturing the Voice of God in the Wisdom Literature Chapter 10 Recapturing the Voice of God in the Prophecy Letter Chapter 11 Recapturing the Voice of God in the Epistles Chapter 12 Recapturing the Voice of God in Revelation
SynopsisIn Recapturing the Voice of God , veteran preacher Steven W. Smith teaches how to preach genre-sensitive, text-driven sermons--to allow the structure of the text to be the structure of the sermon., There is a difference between preaching from the Bible and preaching that allows the Bible to drive the substance, structure, and spirit of the sermon. A text-driven sermon allows the structure of the text to become buoyant, to come to the surface so that the sermon can be built around that structure. In this way the word of God (the meaning of the text) is presented in a way that is influenced by the voice of God (the genre of the text). In Recapturing the Voice of God , veteran preacher Steven W. Smith teaches how to preach genre-sensitive, text-driven sermons--to allow the structure of the text to be the structure of the sermon. To do so, one must understand the genre of the literature in which God has chosen to reveal Himself. After a brief defense of genre-sensitive preaching, Smith categorizes Scripture genres according to their structure: story, poem, or letter. From these macro-level genres, each individual genre is explored for its unique features (law, prophecy, epistles, etc.). Smith then offers practical help in structuring a text-driven sermon and includes sample sermons as illustrations.
