Beecher Lectures

2003 Beecher Lectures by Ellen Davis

3 lectures on 3 CD's

Lecture 1: The Presence of the Text

Lecture 2: Maximal Speech: Preaching the Psalms

Lecture 3: An Abundance of Meaning

2014 Beecher Lectures by Otis Moss, III

3 lectures on 4 CD's

1993 Beecher Lectures by Thomas Hoyt, Jr.

3 lectures on 3 CD's

Lecture 1: Tradition: What is the Gospel About, Anyway?

Lecture 2: Particularity: Let the Church Say "Amen!"

Lecture 3: What in the New World Disorder Shall They Preach?

1999 Beecher Lectures by Richard Lischer

3 lectures on 3 CD's

Lecture 1: The Ultimate Vocation

Lecture 2: One Last Story

Lecture 3: To What End?: Preaching for Reconciliation

1966 Beecher Lectures by Lesslie Newbigin

1 lecture on 1 CD (2 OF THE 3 LECTURES HAVE BEEN LOST)

1974 Beecher Lectures by Henry Mitchell

5 lectures on 5 CD's

1986 Beecher Lectures by James Forbes

4 lectures on 4 CD's

Lecture 1: The Anointing Makes the Difference in Preaching

Lecture 2: The Difference in Concept and Content in Preaching

Lecture 3: The Difference in Preparation and Process in Preaching

Lecture 4: The Spiritual Formation of Anointed Preacher

1976 Beecher Lectures by Gardner Taylor

4 lectures on 4 CD's

2000 Beecher Lectures by Barbara Lundblad

3 lectures on 3 CD's

Lecture 1: It Will Be Alright: New Rubrics in the Holy Man's Room

Lecture 2: The Camel and the Cash Machine: A Story to Take Literally

Lecture 3: Water on a Desert Road: Splashing in the Scroll of Isaiah

1978 Beecher Lectures by Fred Craddock

5 lectures on 5 CD's

Lecture 1: The Illusion of Truth without Imagination

Lecture 2: The Illusion of Truth without Passion

Lecture 3: A Modest Proposal: The Listener Overhears

Lecture 4: A Modest Proposal: The Speaker is Overheard

Lecture 5: A Conversation with Fred Craddock

1991 Beecher Lectures by Abraham Malherbe and David Bartlett

Leander Keck was originally scheduled to preach the 1991 Beecher Lectures, but was injured in an automobile accident shortly before the event.  His lectures were rescheduled for the next calendar year, and four of his colleagues graciously filled in at a moment's notice.  Yale Divinity School officially honored them as the Beecher Lecturers for the year after the fact.  Two of these lectures have been lost, but Professor Malherbe's and Professor Bartlett's lectures are still available.

2 lectures on 2 CD's

Lecture 1: (Margaret Farley) Universal Morality, Particular Reality: The Feminist Challenge (THIS LECTURE HAS BEEN LOST)

Lecture 2: (Abraham Malherbe) Paul: Pastor to Recent Converts

Lecture 3: (David Bartlett) Preaching on the Passion in Mark

Lecture 4: (Brevard Childs) Karl Barth: The Preacher's Exegete (THIS LECTURE HAS BEEN LOST)

1988 Beecher Lectures by John Coburn

4 lectures on 4 CD's

Lecture 1: In Grace upon Grace

Lecture 2: In Paradox upon Paradox

Lecture 3: In Loss upon Loss

Lecture 4: In Joy Upon Joy