Preaching in the African American Church
Eric Redmond
How has theological education served to denigrate the African American preaching tradition? What is the distinction between the style and theory of preaching? How does an emphasis on disenfranchisement, hope, and the practical immediacy of the text make Black preaching unique? We continue our conversation with CPT Fellow Eric Redmond as he discusses the history of expository preaching in the African American Church church.
Eric Redmond is an Associate Professor of New Testament at the Moody Bible Institute. Eric also serves as an Associate Pastor at Calvary Memorial Church in Oak Park, IL. He earned his PhD from Capital Seminary and Graduate School. Eric is a member of the St. Augustine Fellowship of the Center for Pastor Theologians.
