Preaching with Integrity

Using a compelling narrative format, this book offers fresh thinking about how God entrusts the communication of His Word to flawed people. Preaching with Integrity follows the continuing story of Jack Newman begun in Preaching with Conviction. Jack is a pastor who learns that, despite his flaws and despite his failings, God graciously uses him to help people hear from God. The book expands the integrative homiletic model introduced in Preaching with Conviction, helping the preacher discover the message, construct the sermon, internalize the content, and deliver God's Word. The narrative section of the book is followed by two substantive appendixes—"Clinic in Integrative Preaching" and "Only Human: Toward a Homiletic Anthropology."

• Engaging narrative format
• New addition to a best-selling series
• Author is well known among homileticians
• Practical application of key preaching principles

Craig Brian Larson is chief editor for Christianity Today's PreachingToday.com, an online journal and illustration service. He also pastors a church in Chicago, Illinois. His books include Contemporary Illustrations for Preachers, Teachers, and Writers; Preaching That Connects; and The Art and Craft of Biblical Preaching. He and his family live in the Chicago suburbs.