Preaching Master Class: Lessons from Will Willimon’s Five-Minute Preaching Workshop
Mar 2010 · Art for Faith's Sake Book 4 · Wipf and Stock Publishers
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Preachers around the globe have come to rely on Will Willimon for insight and advice on the craft of preaching. For over a decade, Willimon has published his reflections in the "Five-Minute Preaching Workshop," a quarterly column he writes as editor of Pulpit Resource. Here the best selections from that column have been brought together into a single volume for the first time. Drawing on years of experience, study, and careful observation of the current state of preaching, Willimon offers candid thoughts on a wide range of homiletical issues-from theological to pastoral, cultural, and stylistic. Readers will find challenge and inspiration from a few hours spent in the studio of this master preacher.
About the author
William H. Willimon is Bishop of the North Alabama Conference of the United Methodist Church and former Dean of the Chapel at Duke University. He is the author of over fifty books and is widely recognized as one of America's best preachers.
Noel A. Snyder, an ordained Presbyterian minister, is Chaplain and Director of Spiritual Life at Alma College. He is also a PhD candidate at Fuller Theological Seminary, studying Preaching and the Arts.
Noel A. Snyder, an ordained Presbyterian minister, is Chaplain and Director of Spiritual Life at Alma College. He is also a PhD candidate at Fuller Theological Seminary, studying Preaching and the Arts.
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