Dr. McDaniel, Dr. Hethcock, Dr. Hooke

FALL SEMESTER

First & Second Quarter
HOM 1 & 2 Introduction to Homiletics
The focus of this course is on the structure of sermons. Learning occurs through the acquisition of basic homiletical theory and skills as well as through listening to oral and written responses to sermons preached in class. Prerequisite: Completion of the requirement in biblical language and completion of both introductory sequences in Bible (OT 1, 2, and 3 and NT 1, 2, and 3) or the completion of one and concurrent registration in the other. (Students will be assigned to first and second quarter sections by the Registrar.)
Dr. McDaniel, Dr. Hethcock

Full Semester
HOM 302 Preaching Difficult Texts
We will examine some Prayer Book Lectionary texts which are made difficult for preaching either by the manner in which the Lectionary includes them or by exegetical issues or controversies. The course will include participating in biblical exegesis, preaching in class, and handing in prepared sermons. (Limited to 18 students - prerequisite HOM 1, 2 & 3.)
Dr. Hethcock.

HOM 401 Independent Study in Homiletics
Independent study in (1) homiletical methods; (2) individual preachers; (3) communication theory; (4) preaching in relation to theology and/or scripture; or (5) other aspects of homiletics. By contract with the instructor.

SPRING SEMESTER

Third quarter
HOM 3 Advanced Homiletics
The focus of this course is on the theology of preaching. The interrelationship of form and content will be examined utilizing current hermeneutical theory. Special attention is given to the development of each individual's preaching style. Prerequisite: Homiletics 1 and 2.
Dr. McDaniel, Dr. Hooke.

Full Semester
HOM 401 Independent Study in Homiletics
(See fall semester description.)