Each volume offers liturgical advice for worship planning. For each Sunday, there are ideas to integrate the focus on the Church Year through worship, music, color, and the proclamation of the Word. YEAR B: Advent-Christmas-Epiphany

Preaching the Revised Common Lectionary Year B Advent / Christmas / Epiphany

Religion & Spirituality

McCabe, Kendall

Soards, Marion

Dozeman, Thomas

Christian Books & Bibles

ABINGDON PRESS *

Each volume offers liturgical advice for worship planning. For each Sunday, there are ideas to integrate the focus on the Church Year through worship, music, color, and the proclamation of the Word. YEAR B: Lent-Easter

Preaching the Revised Common Lectionary Year B: Lent/Easter

Unlike other lectionary commentaries, this series offers preachers extensive liturgical advice for worship planning. Each volume begins with a chapter on the theological meaning of the season, its relation to the overall Christian Year, and specific liturgical suggestions. For each Sunday and special day of the year, the books show how the focus on the Church year can be integrated through worship, music color, and the proclamation of the Word. After Pentecost 2 includes lections for the fall; After Pentecost 1 takes the preacher through the summer. Year A: After Pentecost 2

Preaching the Revised Common Lectionary Year A: After Pentecost 2

Each volume offers liturgical advice for worship planning. For each Sunday, there are ideas to integrate the focus on the Church Year through worship, music, color, and the proclamation of the Word. YEAR B After Pentecost 2

Preaching the Revised Common Lectionary Year B: After Pentecost 2

With keen sensitivity, Marion L. Soards helps readers span the gap between one of the earliest Christian communitiesÂ—with its concerns over Wisdom, in-groups and out-groups, manifestations of the Holy Spirit, Christian behavior, and the resurrection of ChristÂ—and the Christian of today. He presents PaulÂ’s apocalyptic-eschatological outlook as perhaps a key to unlocking some of the more knotty passages in 1 Corinthians and helps readers realize the nature of that radical theological worldview.
"Soards' commentary is a clear, up-to-date, balanced, religiously sensitive treatment of 1 Corinthians. Aimed at the general reader, it will find a welcome home in college and seminary classrooms and in the pastor's study." Â—Charles H. Talbert, Baylor University
"This commentary is solid but readable, welcoming yet challenging. It focuses attention on the biblical text rather than on scholarship about the text. This commentary should be the first one students read when studying 1 Corinthians." Â—Alan Culpepper, McAfee School of Theology, Mercer University

1 Corinthians

Hendrickson Pub