Hearing and Doing the Word: The Drama of Evangelical Hermeneutics

This collection of essays pays tribute to the influential work of Kevin J. Vanhoozer, exploring the vibrant landscape of evangelical hermeneutics. With contributions from various scholars, it delves into the nuances of interpreting Scripture within the evangelical tradition. Each essay thoughtfully engages with contemporary theological debates, reexamining the relationship between hearing God’s word and the actions that flow from it.

The authors, Daniel J. Treier and Douglas A. Sweeney, curate a diverse range of perspectives that challenge traditional understandings while affirming the vitality of biblical interpretation. By weaving together voices from across the spectrum of evangelical thought, the collection not only reflects on hermeneutical principles but also encourages deeper engagement with the complexities of faith in action. Readers are invited to reflect on how these discussions inform their understanding of Scripture and its transformative power in the life of believers.