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This book draws upon principles of narrative and indirect communication to invite listeners to think differently about gospel principles. Most Latter-day Saints have not interacted with this form of teaching in any significant way. Narrative homiletics is a theory of preaching that suggests sermons should mimic the experience of a story by creating intrigue, using imagery and indirect communication, and building to a climactic ending that invites the listener to ponder.