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9780830832538

King Came Preaching : The Pulpit Power of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

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  • ISBN13:

    9780830832538

  • ISBN10:

    083083253X

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2008-05-30
  • Publisher: Intervarsity Pr

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We know Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. as a social activist who changed America. But King's beginnings were as a preacher, and he preached with power throughout his life. In light of this, it is all the more remarkable that few have focused on his "pulpit power," which reflected his religious commitments and shaped the civil rights movement that he led.Dr. Mervyn A. Warren offers us a journey into the preaching of King in this homiletical biography exploring King's sermons, his use of language, his delivery and more. In these pages we have a remarkable opportunity to gain new insight into all of King's life and work. Market/Audience Those interested in Dr. King Pastors People involved in racial reconciliation Endorsement"A tremendous contribution to the growing body of King scholarship." - D . LEWIS BALDWIN, Vanderbilt University Features and Benefits Explores the preaching of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Shows how King's preaching reflected his religious commitments and shaped the civil rights movement Includes the full text of four of King's sermons never before in print Contains never-beforepublished interviews Written by an established expert on King Nominated for a 2002 ECPA Gold Medallion award

Table of Contents

Foreword
Exordium
Acknowledgments
A Homiletical Biography
King As Black Preacher & the Liberating Word
The Audience: Those Who Heard & Those Who Listened
The Content of the King Sermons, Part One: Reflected in the Person
The Content of the King Sermons, Part Two: Logos & Pathos
The Themes of King's Sermons
Language in Kingly Style
Sermon Design, Preparation & Delivery
Conclusion: King's Contribution to Preaching & Theology
King Speaks at Oakwood College
The Ultimate Doom of Evil
The Prodigal Son
No Room at the Inn
King's Use of Sources
Notes
Index
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