Preaching God's Compassion: Comforting Those Who SufferFortress Press, 2001. 12. 1. - 192ÆäÀÌÁö This is a book about human suffering and the church's efforts to minister to those who are suffering. It uses the resources of contemporary pastoral care to understand situations of suffering. For the most part, however, it focuses on pastoral preaching, that is, on the oral proclamation of God's Word from the perspective of caring for or comforting people in need. While many books have been published on suffering and on pastoral preaching, few have combined these into a single concern, as does this volume. The authors represent the respective disciplines involved: Aden, pastoral care, and Hughes, preaching. The book has been written from within the Pauline/Augustinian tradition as seen from a Lutheran perspective. The book begins with reflections on the reality of human suffering and an examination of several ways in which we try to make sense of suffering. It then focuses specifically on the believer's struggle with suffering, the church's attempt historically to address suffering, and the minister's pastoral relationship with troubled parishioners. After dealing with some of the practical differences between counseling and preaching, the book proposes a functional approach to pastoral preaching and describes the form of the pastoral sermon. Centering on five particular situations of suffering-loss, illness, violence, fear, and failure-the book suggests ways in which the pastor can preach to parishioners who are experiencing one or more of these traumas. Three sample sermons illustrate how to preach on God's gracious activity, while avoiding "psychologizing the text" and reducing the gospel to cheap therapy for individual problems. |
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... lives need not duplicate the plight of Job for us to know the magnitude of suffering . Suffering is all around us , and maybe we ourselves have experienced a good measure of it . If so , we know the pain of suffering and the dark shadow ...
... lives need not duplicate the plight of Job for us to know the magnitude of suffering . Suffering is all around us , and maybe we ourselves have experienced a good measure of it . If so , we know the pain of suffering and the dark shadow ...
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... lives for years with the hope that his wife will come to her senses and stop drinking . A child who is maligned and degraded by peers fabricates a world in which there is concord and recognition . The denial of suffering or , as Hall ...
... lives for years with the hope that his wife will come to her senses and stop drinking . A child who is maligned and degraded by peers fabricates a world in which there is concord and recognition . The denial of suffering or , as Hall ...
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... live in a fallen world and that in our brokenness we make decisions and get into situations where suffering is the consequence . In other words , we see that we are part of the problem and that we cannot get out of it by our own power ...
... live in a fallen world and that in our brokenness we make decisions and get into situations where suffering is the consequence . In other words , we see that we are part of the problem and that we cannot get out of it by our own power ...
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... live human relationship . The good news of God , that is , that God is with us and is present to us in suffering , becomes a con- crete reality and as such becomes a blessed assurance against the agony and loneliness of suffering . If ...
... live human relationship . The good news of God , that is , that God is with us and is present to us in suffering , becomes a con- crete reality and as such becomes a blessed assurance against the agony and loneliness of suffering . If ...
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... lives back to God in obedience . Sometimes feelings of guilt are linked not to a person's own suf- fering but rather to the suffering of a loved one . If a child is born retarded or disabled , parents frequently feel responsible . If a ...
... lives back to God in obedience . Sometimes feelings of guilt are linked not to a person's own suf- fering but rather to the suffering of a loved one . If a child is born retarded or disabled , parents frequently feel responsible . If a ...
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