Foreword: Jeremiah A. Wright, Jr.: The Person and the Prophet, John W. Kinney
Acknowledgments
Introduction, Jonathan Chism
Chapter 1: “If You's Black... Get Back”: The Radical Dissent of Jeremiah A Wright Jr., Frank Thomas
Chapter 2: “Have You Heard the Whole Sermon?”: The Sermonic Militancy of Reverend Dr. Jeremiah A Wright, Jr., Earle J. Fisher
Chapter 3: “They Persecuted the Prophets”: Reverend Dr. Jeremiah Wright's Proximity to the Biblical and Black Prophetic Traditions, Jonathan Chism
Chapter 4: B.A.S.I.C. Preaching: Jeremiah Wright's Homiletic as a Model for Pastoral Prophetic Communication, LaMont Johnson
Chapter 5: “A Deep, Deep Love of a Hated People”: Jeremiah Wright's “God Damn” Rhetoric and the Roots of Black Prophetic Preaching, Michael W. Waters
Chapter 6: The Vision and Voice of a Pastor and Prophet: An Insider's Exploration of the Prophetic Preaching of Jeremiah A. Wright, Jr., Reggie Williams
Chapter 7: “Unashamedly Black and Unapologetically Christian:” Analyzing the Impact of Public Opinion on Jeremiah Wright's Pastoral Legacy, Darius M. Benton
Chapter 8: The Promised Land's Prophet: Rev. Jeremiah Wright as a Modern-Day Moses, Carla D. Brailey
Conclusion: An Interview with Reverend Dr. Jeremiah Wright Jr. and Reverend Jeri Wright
Afterword A Living Libation: What Makes You So Strong?, Iva E. Carruthers
Index