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Dialogical Preaching (part 3)
Letting the audience have a say in the sermon
posted 03/24/08
This is part three of a three-part series. In part one, Bob Hyatt offered a cultural and historical apologetic for dialogue in preaching. In part two, he addressed some of the concerns people have with dialogical preaching. Now Hyatt paints a picture of what this approach to the sermon event looks like ...
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