Serving the Word
Preaching in Worship
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Word Count
26,500 words, Guess
Page Count
106 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL24061253M
- ISBN-139780800661984
- OCLC Control Number297149662
- OCLC Control Numberservingwordpreac0000quiv
- Library of Congress Control Number2009026334
Classifications
- DDC251
- LCCBV4235.L58 Q58 2009
Description
This book invites the reader to see how God's word can become the crux not only of the sermon but of the worship service as a whole. Over the past half-century, worship scholars have found a substantial ecumenical worship pattern in Luke's story of Jesus' post-resurrection appearance on the road and at the table in Emmaus. In that word-and-meal structure, the relationship between preaching and worship as distinct aspects of liturgical experience breaks down. The preached word, then, and the liturgical event within which preaching is located become integral to each other. This book invites the reader to explore how-through God's word-preaching informs and is, in turn, supported by the worship event as a whole.
Description
"This book invites the reader to see how God's word can become the crux not only of the sermon but of the worship service as a whole. Over the past half-century, worship scholars have found a substantial ecumenical worship pattern in Luke's story of Jesus' post-resurrection appearance on the road and at the table in Emmaus. In that word-and-meal structure, the relationship between preaching and worship as distinct aspects of liturgical experience breaks down. The preached word, then, and the liturgical event within which preaching is located become integral to each other. This book invites the reader to explore how - through God's word - preaching informs and is, in turn, supported by the worship event as a whole." -- Publisher's description.
Series Statement
- Elements of preaching
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