Handbook Of Themes For Preaching
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So you want to preach on stewardship. Or on the Ten Commandments. Or on jealousy, education, war, abortion, the incarnation, decision-making, or any of 90 other topics. Turn first to this Handbook! You’ll find concise definitions, analyses, and discussions of every topic, all ably presented by experts. Contributors include Glenn Asquith, Reginald Fuller, E. Glenn Hinson, Basil Pennington, Timothy George, Wayne Oates, and many others.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780664221652
ISBN10: 0664221653
Editor: James Cox
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: October 1991
Publisher: Westminster John Knox Press
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