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The theology-of-preaching frame in this workflow — "something always happens", the four works every text seeks to accomplish, syniēmi / "standing under", and the critique of modernist application pressure — is a synthesis of, and draws direct quotations from:
Darrell W. Johnson, The Glory of Preaching: Participating in God's Transformation of the World (IVP Academic, 2009).
frameworks/johnson-methodology.md is our own notes and synthesis of that work for the purpose of commentary and study; it is not a substitute for the book. If this framework is useful to you, read the book — Johnson's argument is richer than any synthesis. The quotations are reproduced as short excerpts for commentary and attribution.
This workflow's structure (Constitution-as-supreme-law, staged artifact handoffs, a framework reference layer, an adversarial Critic) is adapted from a general-purpose AI writing-workflow pattern, stripped down for low-volume, single-author use.
This is an independent template. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or representative of Darrell Johnson, IVP, any named individual, or any church or denomination. The example voice profile and the worked exemplar describe a fictional preacher; any resemblance to a real person is coincidental.
The voice profile you create during onboarding (frameworks/voice-profile.md) and the reflections you write (reflections/) are your work, not covered by the licenses above. This template makes no claim on them.