In "Preaching Christ in All of Scripture," Edmund P. Clowney embarks on a compelling journey to unveil the unified message of the Bible, centering on the person and work of Jesus Christ. With profound insight, Clowney challenges preachers to transcend traditional sermon structures, advocating for a Christ-centric approach to Scripture that reveals the Savior not only in the New Testament but also in the Old. Drawing from a lifetime of pastoral experience and theological study, Clowney argues convincingly that to preach any part of the Bible without connecting it to Christ is to miss its ultimate purpose. His book is both a manifesto and a practical guide, offering a rich tapestry of examples and methodologies for discovering Christ's presence throughout the biblical narrative. Clowney's work is not just theoretical but deeply practical, providing a treasure trove of wisdom for pastors, theologians, and students alike. He delves into personal habits of prayer and Bible study that lay the foundation for identifying Christ's footprints in Scripture, and emphasizes the necessity of application in preaching, ensuring that sermons bridge the ancient text and the contemporary world. "Preaching Christ in All of Scripture" is an invaluable resource for anyone seeking to explore the depths of biblical preaching, offering tools to craft sermons that not only elucidate Christ's role in Scripture but also apply His teachings to everyday life. Through Clowney's eyes, readers are invited to see the Bible not as a collection of disparate books, but as a coherent, Christ-focused narrative that speaks powerfully to all generations.