Too Deep for Words: A Theology of Liturgical Expression

Exploring fundamental ways in which verbal expression in worship relates to aesthetic expression, Clayton Schmit provides a vitally important book for all homiletics students and scholars. Schmit explains that worship isn't just a sequence of "holy" words, and he reflects theologically on the relationship between verbal and aesthetic expression, demonstrating the aesthetic significance of verbal liturgical expression and the aesthetic responsibility of those who preach, pray, and lead in public worship.

• Public Reading of Scripture: A Handbook
• How to Read the Bible Aloud: Oral Interpretation of Scripture
• Unleashing the Word: Rediscovering the Public Reading of Scripture
• Saint Augustine: On Christian Doctrine
• Devote Yourself to the Public Reading of Scripture: The Transforming Power of the Well-Spoken Word
• Theology As History and Hermeneutics
• Beginning Biblical Hebrew: A Grammar and Illustrated Reader
• Wondrous Depth: Preaching the Old Testament
• The Message of the Psalms (Augsburg Old Testament Studies)
• Calendar: Christ's Time for the Church