Learning occurs through the acquisition of basic homiletical theory and skills as well as through listening to oral and written responses to sermons preached in class. Dr. McDaniel , Dr. Hethcock. By contract with the instructor. The focus of this course is on the theology of preaching. The interrelationship of form and content will be examined utilizing current hermeneutical theory.
Special attention is given to the development of each individual's preaching style.
Dr. McDaniel and others. The regular rhythm of liturgical seasons is often punctuated by unusual events in the life of the faith community that require a preacher's particular attention. This course will explore homiletical challenges in weddings, funerals, baptisms, ordinations, saints' days, high holy days, and civil holidays. For students who have completed the required courses in homiletics. This course addresses the need for Christians to preach the Old Testament without fleeing to the New Testament for answers.