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Many homileticians are of the opinion that the practice of preaching  is in a crisis. In this regard the following questions are asked: Is  preaching still effective? Is the preacher really able to reach modern  man and is the monological nature of preaching still valid in a  modern world? This article focuses on these questions and the  premise of the discussion is that modern man is influenced by his  context to such an extent that he experiences preaching as  ineffective. To prove this statement, the article pays attention to the  history of preaching, the crisis of contemporary preaching and the  authority of preaching according to the Bible. In view of this  information the above-mentioned questions are discussed from a  Reformational perspective with special reference to the quest for   renewal in preaching

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