Preaching ought to reflect our conviction that God’s Word is infallible and inerrant. If we believe that “all Scripture is inspired by God” and inerrant, must we not be equally committed to the reality that it is “profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, for training in righteousness; that the man of God may be … More Expository Preaching and Evangelistic Opportunities – 08/13/2024
By Patrick Slyman Today, I’m writing to my fellow expositors out there—men who have dedicated their lives to mining the riches of God’s Word, who have committed themselves to drawing their people to the text of Scripture, and who rest on the Spirit to take their lisping words and change their people’s hearts. READ … More Preaching and Criticism: How Does the Expositor Remain Faithful to His Calling
Google Expository Preaching and you will find an exhaustive list of responses to the topic. Among them are many varying books and “helps” on the topic of what Expository Preaching is all about. Most churches that practice “Expositional” preaching that I have been to think this means going through a book verse by verse and … More The Basics of Expository Preaching
I remember studying in Bible college and when I first started preaching that “everyone” told me two things you need to keep your sermons to no more than 30 minutes or you will lose folks attention you need to preach on relatable things to keep folks coming back I being the rebellious type that I … More How to Listen to an Expository Sermon
One of the BIG issues (in my opinion) in the Church today is the lack of substantiate preaching. In other words we get a whole lot of fluff and very little stuff from the pulpit. Even if there is a long winded (I have no issue like some with a 45-60 minute sermon, if you … More What is Expository Preaching?
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