Released in the UK May 2011
Released in the US July 2011
Large trade paperback | 288 Pages
9781845507282 • £11.99 $17.99
BISAC – REL080000
Firm Foundations
Peter Grainger
There is still a hunger for and an appreciation of expository preaching. Here Peter Grainger includes over 200 examples of how to structure a sermon. Drawn from the Old and New Testaments these include introductions on preaching a whole book, a verse, a topical series, a psalm, and recommended books for further study. It is designed to help experienced and new pastors alike, and could also be used in personal bible study.
Peter Grainger
Peter Grainger directs ?2 Timothy 4?, a Trust set up to strengthen Scottish preaching through teaching, mentoring and workshops. He previously served as Senior Pastor of Charlotte Chapel, Edinburgh for 17 years. Peter Grainger spent 20 years working with Wycliffe Bible Translators in India, Pakistan and Nigeria.
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Christian Focus
"Peter Grainger's Firm Foundations sounds a loud and clear note for lively, imaginative, Bible-based, Christ-centered preaching. These principles and patterns will prove as helpful to the seasoned expositor as they will to the fledgling pastor. I commend it enthusiastically."
Alistair Begg
Senior Pastor, Parkside Church, Chagrin Falls, Ohio
... This is an excellent tool for both old and new pastors. The contents could be used for personal study. Recommended.
"Both aspiring and established preachers are intrigued to know how other preachers go about their task. While each individual must develop an entirely personal style and approach, none can fail to be stimulated in the right direction by what this book provides. It fills a definite gap in contemporary books on preaching."
Derek Prime
(1931–2020)Author and former pastor of Charlotte Chapel, Edinburgh
"...a glimpse into the mind and heart of someone who expounds Scripture well in his setting. Like a good sermon illustration, the specificity of this book, with its many introductions and outlines, helps us who preach imagine how we could craft our sermons and sermon series that are equally faithful to Scripture."
Greg Scharf
Chair of the Pastoral Theology Department and Professor of Pastoral Theology, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, Deerfield, Illinois