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How to Build Expository Sermons, by T.M. Anderson, with word & text studies by J. Harold Greenlee
It is perhaps unfortunate the title of this book leads the reader to conclude that it will be of interest only to preachers. Far from it! In a day that seems to place a premium on platform performance rather than sermon content, the minister will do well to take these admonitions and advice to heart. But it is much, much more than that. This is a volume that is rich with the scriptural gems mined by T.M. Anderson. While it aptly fills the need as a guidebook for those who wish to hone their expository skills in the pulpit, simply reading these chapters is like a breath of fresh air. It is like sitting in the congregation while the "Prince of Expository Preachers" delivers the message of the hour.
The portions of the book contributed by J. Harold Greenlee, a colleague of T.M. Anderson's, make this virtually two books in one. Dr. Greenlee's skill with Greek earned him a name highly respected among Wesleyan scholars and laity alike. Over and over again he proved his capability to express complex theological concepts in a manner any reader, clergy, or layman can easily understand, and this book reaffirms his skill.
Schmul Publishing Co., copyright 2010, paperback, 190 pages.