Preaching the Atonement

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A&C Black, Dec 1, 2005 - Religion - 207 pages
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Preaching the Atonement explores some classic texts which throw light on the atonement. Each chapter focuses on a key Biblical passage, offering a theological commentary which will help both preachers and church members gain a deeper understanding of the atoning work of Christ. Each chapter contains a sermon on the chosen text, illustrating how these themes may be communicated to contemporary congregations. Seeking to be sensitive to the literary forms of the chosen texts, these sermons employ a range of homiletical strategies. The sermons are drawn from the works of preachers on both sides of the Atlantic. Preaching the Atonement assumes that the preacher's role is not to squeeze every passage of Scripture into the same mould. Each passage bears witness to another aspect of the many splendoured work of Christ; as the preacher invites the congregation to listen to the testimony of this cloud of biblical witnesses.
 

Contents

Bibliography
173
The cost of a fathers commitment Genesis
181
The crucified God Mark 15 2539 55
188
The decisive victory Colossians 2 815 137
195
Index of Names
199
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Peter Stevenson is Director of Training and Tutor in Applied Theology and Open Learning at Spurgeon's College, London. Stephen Wright is Tutor in Biblical Studies and Practical Theology at Spurgeon's College, London

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