Living with the Sermon: Signposts on the Footpath of Preaching

In Living with the Sermon, readers will find a friendly companion to the preaching life. With humor, personal stories, theological musings, and practical "signposts" for those who live with the sermon, Robert Hoch-Yidokodiltona explores the highs and lows of the preaching life—you will learn not only techniques for preaching, but also how the life of the preacher is haunted by holy things. There is, according to Robert, a "wink and peek" to the preaching life, some playful mischief, some mystery—and yet, in a practical spirit, down-to-earth signposts to help along the way. Whether you have been in the pulpit for many years, or have just begun the journey, this work will add to your wisdom and joy in the preaching life.

Robert P. Hoch-Yidokodiltona is mixed culture, Athabascan and White. He is registered with the Eyak and Chugach Natives of Alaska. He is the director of the Urban Theology Union of Sheffield, a constituent college of the Luther King Centre of Manchester, and minister of word and sacrament in the North Western Synod of the United Reformed Church in the United Kingdom. He is the author of By the Rivers of Babylon: Blueprint for a Church in Exile (2013).