Preaching poetically to a homiletically traditional congregation

Thomas L Griffis

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Preaching poetically to a homiletically traditional congregation

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Thomas L Griffis. Preaching Poetically to a Homiletically Traditional Congregation. Columbia Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/1f20d0eb-497f-47d4-8828-aba0ae1b1249?locale=es.

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T. L. Griffis. Preaching poetically to a homiletically traditional congregation. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/1f20d0eb-497f-47d4-8828-aba0ae1b1249?locale=es

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Thomas L Griffis. Preaching Poetically to a Homiletically Traditional Congregation. Columbia Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/1f20d0eb-497f-47d4-8828-aba0ae1b1249?locale=es.

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Thomas L Griffis

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Poetic preaching facilitates transformation in people so they become more responsive to God's Kingdom of faith, hope, and love. Aristotle's science of literature, called Poetics, is a strategy for reading and interpreting scripture and for preaching that creates an encounter with God during which the people experience themselves as claimed by God for life in God's Kingdom. The strategy identifies ways the drama of scripture imitates life through plot, language, characters, and reason. Through the faculty of imagination, the preacher interprets scripture using these poetic elements and transports the same into the sermon. The congregants enter into the drama both of scripture and sermon, locating themselves in the plot, identifying with the characters, and experiencing new alternatives for life as Christian disciples.

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