Predicando la Palabra con Juan Crisóstomo
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Aprende del mejor predicador de la iglesia primitiva.
Juan de Antioquía, más tarde llamado "chrysostomos" ("boca de oro"), predicó más de 600 sermones existentes. Fue uno de los autores más prolíficos de la Iglesia primitiva, solo superado por Agustín de Hipona. Su ejemplo y obra ha inspirado a innumerables cristianos a lo largo de los siglos.
En Predicando la Palabra con Juan Crisóstomo, a través de una combinación de narración y teología, Gerald Bray reflexiona sobre la sabiduría pastoral de 1500 años de uno de los predicadores cristocéntricos más prolíficos de la historia de la iglesia. La predicación elocuente de Crisóstomo y su influencia en la enseñanza cristiana dejaron un legado que aún hoy se reconoce.
- Título: Predicando la Palabra con Juan Crisóstomo
- Autor: Gerald L. Bray
- Editorial: Editorial Tesoro Bíblico
- Fecha de publicación: 2023
- Serie: Suite de Predicación 2
Dr. Gerald Bray is Research Professor of Divinity at Beeson Divinity School in Birmingham, AL, and Distinguished Professor of Theology at Knox Theological Seminary, Fort Lauderdale, FL.
He was born and raised in Montreal, Canada, where he did his undergraduate work at McGill University. He completed his doctoral studies at the Sorbonne in Paris and went on to study theology in Cambridge. In 1978 he was ordained in the Church of England and served a parish in London for two years before going on to teach at Oak Hill College in London. He has been at Beeson since 1993.
Dr. Bray is the editor of the Anglican journal Churchman and has published a number of books, including the award-winning Biblical Interpretation: Past and Present (InterVarsity Press, 1996), Yours Is the Kingdom: A Systematic Theology of the Lord's Prayer(InterVarsity Press, 2007), God Is Love (Crossway, 2012), and his most recent work, God Has Spoken: A History of Christian Theology (Crossway, 2014).
Dr. Bray speaks several languages fluently. He has lived in Germany, Greece, and Russia, and he has taught in several European countries and Australia. He can often be found in one of the archives of the Church of England, researching parts of its history, on which he has also published a number of important works. He is also an avid swimmer and cyclist.