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Review: Fred Craddock's "Overhearing the Gospel" is a must-read for anyone preaching the word. Craddock shares Soren Kierkegaard's thoughts and methods, as well as his own. Once you become engaged with this book, it is difficult to set the reading aside. The reader is challenged with the truths of preaching, and the desire to incorporate all this information into his/her own style of preaching."Overhearing the Gospel" addresses method, the listener, the teller, and the story. The read ends with three of Craddock's sermons which illustrate many of the points made in the book. From the author's illustrations, a preacher has the opportunity to glean ideas for many future sermons and the method to apply those ideas.The book is an enegizing, teaching, and sometimes humorous read for a pastor who might have reached a "dry place" in their preaching period. Anyone who reads "Overhearing the Gospel" can't help but be inspired and called forth to preach the gospel with spontaneity and authenticity.
