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"Hearing the Sermon is a total revolution in the 'how-to's' of preaching. It is the result of an extensive study that made those who listen to sermons the teachers of effective preaching. Using Aristotelian categories of rhetoric as a basis for analyzing the effectiveness of the sermon -- the audience's perception of the of the preacher (ethos), the audience's perception that the message of the speech is true (logos), and the audience's response to the feelings and identifications generated in connection with the sermon (pathos) -- Allen explores the workings and influences the three factors…
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1 edition- Paperback · English · 2004Chalice Press · 164 pages · 9780827205017
PreachingCase studiesPsychologyListeningInterviewsLaityChristianityReligious aspects




