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The Theology of Sermon Design
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The Theology of Sermon Design
By Dennis M. Cahill
Current homiletic approaches did not materialize in a vacuum. Their ascendancy to popularity did not just happen. Today at least three winds of influence swirl around contemporary homiletic discussion: theology, literary criticism and culture. Pastors who would think deeply about the form of their sermons and who care about faithfulness to the gospel must wrestle with the issues raised by each of these areas of thought. If we are to understand the roots of sermon design, we must engage sermon form...

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