Preaching in Black and White
Pap/Com edition
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Word Count
48,000 words, Guess
Page Count
192 pages
Physical Format
Paperback
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL9376045M
- ISBN-139780310240990
- ISBN-100310240999
- OCLC Control Number50773251
- OCLC Control Numberpreachinginblack0000bail
and 3 more
- Library of Congress Control Number2002151183
- LibraryThing561133
- Goodreads1106299
Classifications
- LCCBV4211.3.B35 2003
Description
"Preaching in Black and White offers a unique look at two distinct preaching traditions and the wisdom they have to offer each other. But this book goes much deeper than mere stylistic nuances, for authors E.K. Bailey and Warren Wiersbe are far more than prominent pastors and preachers. They are men with a penetrating understanding of history, culture, and church tradition--and they are friends who genuinely enjoy and respect each other. The warmth of their relationship shines in this book, matched by a depth of honesty and humility as they address topics of vital interest to pastors, speakers, and church leaders of all ethnic backgrounds. In a winsome dialog format, Drs. Bailey and Wiersbe look at the preparation not only of the sermon but also of the preacher's heart. They discuss sermon content and delivery and how it all comes together in practice. Taking a well-known Bible story, the authors demonstrate and then discuss their distinctive preaching styles and what it takes to learn from others (sermon transcriptions included). A section containing brief biographies of black preachers concludes this engaging and illuminating book"--Amazon.com.
First Sentence
Black preachers and white preachers have tended to minister in isola within their separate communities, unaware of what they might learn from each other as members of the same body of Christ.
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