Released in the UK January 2025
Released in the US January 2025
Trade paperback | 128 Pages
9781527111851 • £8.99 $12.99
BISAC – REL080000
The Simplicity of Preaching
See, Savor, Say
P. Chase Sears and Jonathon D. Woodyard
Fresh look at fundamentals of preaching
For veteran and novice preachers
Foreword by Dean Inserra; afterword by John Piper
Preaching is a job with eternal significance, so the process of getting to the point of speaking is crucial. The authors highlight some strategies you can employ to see what the text says; ways you can help yourself savor the glorious truths of the Bible; and good homiletical practices that inform how you can most effectively say things from the pulpit.
P. Chase Sears
P. Chase Sears is Senior Pastor of Tulip Grove Baptist Church in Nashville, Tennessee. He has over a decade of ministry experience in the local church and has taught New Testament & Exegesis at college and seminary level. He’s married to Sarah and they have five children.
Jonathon D. Woodyard
Jonathon D. Woodyard currently serves as the Vice President for Student Life and Assistant Professor of Historical Theology at Southwest Baptist University in Missouri. He and Gina have been married for twenty years and have two boys.
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Christian Focus
Chase Sears and Jonathon Woodyard engage the mind so that we endeavour to see what God is saying; they engage the heart so that we might savor the reality of God’s truth and they encourage us practically to say these things to God’s people Sunday by Sunday.
Bob Akroyd
Lecturer, Systematic and Practical Theology, Edinburgh Theological Seminary, Scotland
I believe preachers of all levels of experience will be well served by this book as they see great things in the Scriptures, savor what they see, and then eagerly stand to say to the people of God what they saw.
Nate Akin
Executive Director, The Pillar Network
Another book on preaching? Yes, and a welcome resource it is. … a “refresher” for the labors of the sacred desk, this resource will serve the pulpit and the pews well in our day.
Sean G. Morris
Minister, Covenant Presbyterian Church (PCA), Oak Ridge, Tennessee; Academic Dean, Blue Ridge Institute for Theological Education
I love the simplicity of this book and the stirring reminder that we need a Christ–adoring heart when we set out to preach the unsearchable riches of Christ.
Tony Merida
Pastor, Imago Dei Church, Raleigh, North Carolina and author of ‘Love Your Church’