Lectionary Preaching Workbook Series 3 Cycle B

$29.95

Practical preaching strategies to help the over-burdened parish pastor communicate God’s Word in vital, meaningful ways.

This is the second volume in CSS’s third series of popular preaching workbooks — Designed to help you get the most out of every moment you spend in sermon preparation.

Special Features Include:
Commentary on Roman Catholic, Episcopal, Lutheran, and Common lectionary texts
Sermon Starters for First Lesson, Second Lesson, and Gospel texts for every Sunday in Cycle B
“Theological Clues” to help you explore the relationships among all the texts for each Sunday
Stay-flat binding for ease of use
Overviews of preaching challenges and possibilities for each liturgical season. Extensive Bibliography of exegetical and homiletic resources for Cycle B preaching
And All-new Insights from one of CSS’s most well-respected and successful authors

This workbook is an exercise in liturgical, as well as lectionary preaching. It springs from the rationale that most lectionary helps ignore the liturgical setting of the lessons assigned to the various Sundays. It is this author’s contention that the exegetical/homiletical process begins with the church year. The year, cycles, seasons, Sundays, and festivals establish the themes and provide theological clues for worship and, particularly, preaching, especially in the first half of the church year. This approach is the outgrowth of the author’s doctoral dissertation of his books, The Renewal Of Liturgical Preaching, The Song And The Story, and Lectionary Preaching Workbook, Cycle A. Each deals with preaching from the lectionary texts in the context of the worship, work, and lives of the people of God.

Description

SKU (ISBN): 9781556732430
ISBN10: 1556732430
George Bass
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: January 1990
Publisher: CSS Publishing

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