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The Homiletical Plot, Expanded Edition: The Sermon as Narrative Art Form is unavailable, but you can change that!

Now in reissue with a new foreword by Fred B. Craddock and afterword by the author, Eugene L. Lowry, The Homiletical Plot, Expanded Edition follows in the same solid tradition of its predecessor. Upon its release, The Homiletical Plot quickly became a pivotal work on the art of preaching. Instead of comments on a biblical passage, Lowry suggested that the sermon follow a narrative form that moves...

Surely there are many options available in defining plot forms. I want to discuss just two quite distinct kinds. The first is the typical movie plot, which begins with a felt discrepancy and moves to an unknown resolution. In the movie High Noon, the discrepancy consists essentially in the fact that the town marshal has fallen in love with a woman who is a pacifist. The price of their engagement and marriage is that he will resign his position as marshal, and together they will take up
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