Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
kerygmatic
Adjective
ker-ig-MAT-ik

Definition
Relating to the kerygma, or the core message and proclamation of the Christian gospel.

Examples
- The preacher’s kerygmatic approach inspired many in the congregation.
- Her kerygmatic message resonated deeply with those seeking spiritual truth.
- The conference focused on kerygmatic themes in modern evangelism.

Meaning
The term ‘kerygmatic’ is often used in theological contexts to describe something that conveys or emphasizes the essential teachings and proclamations of the Christian faith.

Synonyms
- Proclamatory
- Preaching
- Evangelical