John Wyclif remains a pivotal figure in the history of the English church. In this insightful volume, Peggy Ann Knapp examines the rhetorical structure and literary craft found within Wyclif's English sermons. By analysing his unique approach to communication, Knapp sheds light on how Wyclif sought to make complex theological truths accessible to the ordinary people of his day. This scholarly work provides a window into the evolution of Middle English prose and the profound influence of Wyclif's preaching ministry. Whether you are a student of history, a linguist, or interested in the roots of the Reformation, this book offers a fascinating look at the power of language in communicating the gospel. Through careful research and clear analysis, you will better understand the stylistic choices that helped shape the religious landscape of medieval England.