Comments on: Avoiding the homiletical hermeneutic http://www.theocentricpreaching.com/2006/10/11/avoiding-the-homiletical-hermeneutic/ "The most difficult lie I have ever contended with is this: Life is a story about me." Donald Miller Fri, 21 Nov 2008 20:42:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: ed elliott http://www.theocentricpreaching.com/2006/10/11/avoiding-the-homiletical-hermeneutic/#comment-72 ed elliott Wed, 25 Oct 2006 18:31:39 +0000 http://www.theocentricpreaching.com/2006/10/11/avoiding-the-homiletical-hermeneutic/#comment-72 stumbled on your website today. Darry, I cannot encourage you enough to hammer this thought that our preaching must be fervently God-Centered and about His Glory and His Purposes on the Earth and with the Church. And writing a dissertation no less...work hard, brother. This is a grand focus you've chosen...hammer, hammer this idea till you die... stumbled on your website today.

Darry,
I cannot encourage you enough to hammer this thought that our preaching must be fervently God-Centered and about His Glory and His Purposes on the Earth and with the Church.

And writing a dissertation no less…work hard, brother. This is a grand focus you’ve chosen…hammer, hammer this idea till you die…

]]> By: Soul Preaching - My Journey at the Seminary » The Homiletical Hermeneutic http://www.theocentricpreaching.com/2006/10/11/avoiding-the-homiletical-hermeneutic/#comment-70 Soul Preaching - My Journey at the Seminary » The Homiletical Hermeneutic Wed, 18 Oct 2006 13:08:18 +0000 http://www.theocentricpreaching.com/2006/10/11/avoiding-the-homiletical-hermeneutic/#comment-70 [...] The Theocentric Preaching blog has an interesting post on how to avoid the “Homiletic Hermeneutic.” The homiletic hermeneutic is one where the homiletical impulse overpowers the original meaning of the text. In it the author quotes the Expository Thoughts blog, which quotes Daniel I. Block, by giving 6 characteristics that show evidence of using a “homiletical hermeneutic.” [...] [...] The Theocentric Preaching blog has an interesting post on how to avoid the “Homiletic Hermeneutic.” The homiletic hermeneutic is one where the homiletical impulse overpowers the original meaning of the text. In it the author quotes the Expository Thoughts blog, which quotes Daniel I. Block, by giving 6 characteristics that show evidence of using a “homiletical hermeneutic.” [...]

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