The Art and Craft of Biblical Preaching
Reference Self-Help Personal & Professional Development Theology Religious & Spiritual Christian Ministry Public Speaking
The Art and Craft of Biblical Preaching (2005, hardcover with dust jacket) is the gold-standard reference that preachers keep within arm’s reach for a lifetime of sermon building. At 732 pages, this comprehensive volume edited by Haddon Robinson and Craig Brian Larson gathers more than 40 renowned teachers and communicators to teach every facet of expository speaking—from solid hermeneutics and narrative structure to delivery, visuals, and post-sermon evaluation. Seminary students love it for classroom use, while pastors rely on it week-to-week for fresh outlines, application techniques, and contemporary illustrations that connect Scripture to modern life.
What sets this copy apart is the personal touch—light handwritten notes on the front blank page show how the previous owner personalized their study tool while leaving every other page crisp and unmarked, perfect for your own highlights and margin notes. Unlike mass-market paperbacks that wear out after a year, the sturdy cloth binding and intact dust jacket protect the pages for decades of pulpit reference. Buyers searching for a durable, collectible edition will appreciate that the interior is dog-ear-free and ready for immediate use.
Whether you're a young adult exploring ministry, an experienced preacher seeking new energy, or a mentor equipping the next generation, this single volume replaces a shelf of preaching manuals. It’s an investment in professional development and spiritual growth that will repay itself every time you step behind the lectern.
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