Spirit-led preaching : the Holy Spirit's role in sermon preparation and delivery / Greg Heisler. [print]
Material type: TextPublication details: Nashville : B and H Academic, (c)2007.Description: xvi, 156 pages : 23 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9780805443882
- BV4211.H473.S657 2007
- BV4211
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Includes bibliographies and index.
Introduction : what Spirit - empowered preaching looks like -- Missing in action : where is the Holy Spirit when we preach? -- What is Spirit - led preaching? -- The biblical foundation for Spirit - led preaching : Paul, the prophets, and Jesus -- Recovering the doctrine of illumination for Spirit - led preaching -- Word and Spirit together : the theological foundation for Spirit - led expository preaching -- The Spirit and the preacher's sanctification -- The Spirit and the sermon's preparation -- The Spirit and the sermon's presentation -- The Holy Spirit and the anointing : understanding the Spirit's empowerment for preaching.
"In the words of author Greg Heisler, 'Spirit-Led Preaching is a call issued to preachers, pastors, and teachers of homiletics to recover the Holy Spirit for expository preaching in the same way we have recovered the biblical text...My plan for doing this is to recover the doctrine of pneumatology (the study of spiritual beings/phenomena) for our theology of preaching, resulting in a renewed emphasis on the powerful combination of Word and Spirit working together as the catalyst for powerful expository preaching. Heisler thoroughly examines how the Holy Spirit illuminates and empowers the preacher, opens the hearts of the hearers, and applies the message to their lives. Indeed, to ignore the Holy Spirit's role in sermon preparation and delivery would be a considerable oversight" --
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