Arts and Preaching: A Handbook for Practice is a transformative guide that merges the dynamism of various art forms with the spiritual practice of preaching. Edited by Sunggu A. Yang, this handbook challenges traditional sermon delivery by advocating for an artistic-holistic approach that speaks to the senses and soul. With chapters on painting, architecture, fashion, film, and theater, this work is designed to resonate deeply with contemporary audiences, making the divine message a multisensory experience that fosters profound spiritual engagement. Perfect for preachers seeking to enrich their ministry with creativity and depth, this handbook offers a fresh perspective on conveying the timeless truths of Scripture. In an era where sensory engagement and interactive experiences shape our perceptions, Arts and Preaching: A Handbook for Practice explores the powerful synergy between various art forms and preaching. Edited by Sunggu A. Yang and contributed to by a team of seasoned preachers and academics, this handbook addresses the contemporary need for a dynamic and immersive approach to preaching that resonates with today's visually and aurally attuned audiences. Covering intersections of painting, architecture, fashion, film, and theater with homiletic practices, each chapter offers a unique lens through which the gospel can be communicated in a manner that is both theologically profound and artistically vibrant. Designed for preachers who wish to integrate artistic expressions into their preaching, this handbook serves as a catalyst for enhancing public worship and fostering a deeper congregational life through the arts. As we navigate an age of fleeting attention spans, Arts and Preaching ensures that the timeless messages of faith are conveyed in ways that are both innovative and deeply resonant.