Amy McLaughlin-Sheasby is an Assistant Professor at Abilene Christian University, USA.

• PrefaceAcknowledgementsIntroduction1. The Book of Job for an Enfleshed Homiletic 2. Suffering Bodies and the Disruption of Theological Discourse 3. The Moral Summons of Testimony 4. Suffering and Theological 5. An Enfleshed Homiletic ConclusionBibliographyIndex

This book is a tour de force. Amy McLaughlin-Sheasby skilfully teaches a master class on the theology of job, unleashes the power of embodied testimony, and summons the reader to a renewed way of preaching that is attentive to the suffering of others and faithful to the “God who inhabits every rupture and wound.” McLaughlin-Sheasby remarkably breaks new ground on almost every page of this impressive work.

Amy McLaughlin-Sheasby is an Assistant Professor at Abilene Christian University, USA.

• PrefaceAcknowledgementsIntroduction1. The Book of Job for an Enfleshed Homiletic 2. Suffering Bodies and the Disruption of Theological Discourse 3. The Moral Summons of Testimony 4. Suffering and Theological 5. An Enfleshed Homiletic ConclusionBibliographyIndex

This book is a tour de force. Amy McLaughlin-Sheasby skilfully teaches a master class on the theology of job, unleashes the power of embodied testimony, and summons the reader to a renewed way of preaching that is attentive to the suffering of others and faithful to the “God who inhabits every rupture and wound.” McLaughlin-Sheasby remarkably breaks new ground on almost every page of this impressive work.

Amy McLaughlin-Sheasby is an Assistant Professor at Abilene Christian University, USA.

• PrefaceAcknowledgementsIntroduction1. The Book of Job for an Enfleshed Homiletic 2. Suffering Bodies and the Disruption of Theological Discourse 3. The Moral Summons of Testimony 4. Suffering and Theological 5. An Enfleshed Homiletic ConclusionBibliographyIndex

This book is a tour de force. Amy McLaughlin-Sheasby skilfully teaches a master class on the theology of job, unleashes the power of embodied testimony, and summons the reader to a renewed way of preaching that is attentive to the suffering of others and faithful to the “God who inhabits every rupture and wound.” McLaughlin-Sheasby remarkably breaks new ground on almost every page of this impressive work.