Him We Proclaim: Preaching Christ from all the Scriptures

Book Description:

Challenging modern preachers to expound the Bible like Peter and Paul, Him We Proclaim makes the hermeneutical and historical case for a return to apostolic preaching-preaching that is Christ-centered, redemptive-historical, missiologically communicated, and grounded in grace.

But moving beyond theory, this book provides examples of how this method applies to all Old and New Testament genres-history; law; psalm; prophecy; doctrine and exhortation.

Author:

Dennis E. Johnson (ThM, Westminster Theological Seminary; PhD, Fuller Theological Seminary) taught New Testament and practical theology at Westminster Seminary California for more than thirty-five years. He is an ordained minister in the Presbyterian Church in America, the author of Him We Proclaim and of commentaries on Acts, Philippians, Hebrews, and Revelation (Triumph of the Lamb), and a contributor to several study Bibles and other books. He and his wife, Jane, live in Dayton, Tennessee.

Endorsements:

"This book holds the promise of the recovery of biblical preaching for those who will give themselves to the demanding and glorious task of setting each text within the context of God's redemptive plan. This is a book that belongs on every preacher's bookshelf."
--R. Albert Mohler Jr.

"Apostolic hermeneutics? Dare we read the Scripture backward as well as forward? Dennis Johnson's answer is a marvelously informed, and convincing 'yes!' Him We Proclaim is sure to be widely read and discussed both in the academy and by groups of serious-minded preachers of the Word."
--R. Kent Hughes

"If only we could learn to preach like Peter and Paul. The wish becomes solid reality in Dennis Johnson's wonderful advocacy of preaching Jesus Christ in the 21st century as the apostles did in the first. Under Johnson's tutelage preaching apostolic, Christ-centered, redemptive-historical, missiological sermons that are grace driven becomes a dream within reach."
--Bryan Chapell

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