In his new book, Season the Preaching, Paul Canon Harris provides sermon outlines and reflectionson the gospel and other readings in the three-year lectionary cycle. He writes preacher to preacher,giving an outline, insights and illustrations for others to use in their own preparation.
As Paul says, 'Reheated sermons are about as palatable as reheated microwave meals: they fill youup, but are ultimately unsatisfying and neither tasty nor nutritious. As we thrive on fresh foodseasoned well, so also we grow in faith from sermons that present us with new insights into the Bibleand challenge us with God's truth.'
Drawing on over 30 years' experience of preaching in settings as diverse as large Christian eventsand under a baobab tree in Africa, Paul provides in Season the Preaching what preachers, groupleaders and students through the centuries have been crying out for: a helping hand in communicatingGod's message.
Paul Canon Harris is an Anglican priest, writer and poet. He has trained and encouraged manyyounger preachers in the UK and abroad and is a regular contributor to BBC Radio 2's Pause forThought and other radio stations. He is a Canon Emeritus of Gloucester Cathedral.