Fourteen prominent contemporary theologians present their preaching concepts. Through their own work samples, they explain what is important, how it is done, and what this means for theology as a whole. The landscape of homiletic research has become confusing after the departure from the major theological schools. Not only beginners find it difficult to discover helpful trends for their own practice amidst the vast offerings. Therefore, it is all the more necessary to sift through the wide range of options and make it fruitful for preaching. This study book provides a well-structured, illustrative foundation for this purpose. The fourteen examples are grouped under the keywords "Towards the Present," "Following the Execution," and "From the Tasks," each emphasizing different aspects. Dialogical structures allow users to engage in discussion.