Overview

Full Product Details

9781666737288

Table of Contents

Reviews

Almost two-thirds of my life has included writing, and my current work includes helping ministers write better. In Love Walks on Wounded Feet, Bruce Taylor offers a master class in fine writing, writing that carries the reader along, that paints, speaks, and sings, then opens the reader's mind to think about familiar scriptures anew, allowing the Spirit to enter in, the essence of the preacher's task. --James Hart Brumm, New Brunswick Theological Seminary People read collections of sermons for varied reasons: devotions, inspiration for writing their own sermons, further enlightenment on the weekly scripture readings appointed for the lectionary, book groups, students of homiletics, readers interested in learning more about the Christian tradition. Whatever your reason, this collection will make a valuable addition to your bookshelf. --David Eicher, editor, Glory to God: The Presbyterian Hymnal

"""Almost two-thirds of my life has included writing, and my current work includes helping ministers write better. In Love Walks on Wounded Feet, Bruce Taylor offers a master class in fine writing, writing that carries the reader along, that paints, speaks, and sings, then opens the reader's mind to think about familiar scriptures anew, allowing the Spirit to enter in, the essence of the preacher's task."" --James Hart Brumm, New Brunswick Theological Seminary ""People read collections of sermons for varied reasons: devotions, inspiration for writing their own sermons, further enlightenment on the weekly scripture readings appointed for the lectionary, book groups, students of homiletics, readers interested in learning more about the Christian tradition. Whatever your reason, this collection will make a valuable addition to your bookshelf."" --David Eicher, editor, Glory to God: The Presbyterian Hymnal"

Almost two-thirds of my life has included writing, and my current work includes helping ministers write better. In Love Walks on Wounded Feet, Bruce Taylor offers a master class in fine writing, writing that carries the reader along, that paints, speaks, and sings, then opens the reader's mind to think about familiar scriptures anew, allowing the Spirit to enter in, the essence of the preacher's task. --James Hart Brumm, New Brunswick Theological Seminary People read collections of sermons for varied reasons: devotions, inspiration for writing their own sermons, further enlightenment on the weekly scripture readings appointed for the lectionary, book groups, students of homiletics, readers interested in learning more about the Christian tradition. Whatever your reason, this collection will make a valuable addition to your bookshelf. --David Eicher, editor, Glory to God: The Presbyterian Hymnal

Author Information

Bruce L. Taylor is a retired Presbyterian Church (USA) minister and attorney and lives in the foothills of Colorado's Rocky Mountains. He graduated from Northwestern University (BA), the University of Denver (JD), the Iliff School of Theology (MDiv), and Union Theological Seminary in Virginia (PhD), and has served congregations in Texas, Nebraska, Kansas, Nevada, and Oklahoma. He remains active in congregational and denominational life and has published six previous Wipf and Stock titles.

Tab Content 6

Customer Reviews

Recent Reviews

Countries Available