There is a hunger in the church today that often goes unmet, a genuine desire among church members to be trained in biblical exposition. Not just how to listen to sermons,...
Kerry McGonigal
Does Your Sermon Outline Need to Follow the Text?
There’s a question you need to answer every time you prepare a sermon: Does the sermon text govern only what I say, or does it also govern how I say it? If you’re...
Manuscript, Outline, or No Notes? Serving People Through Delivery
A few weeks ago I did a session at the BJU Seminary CoRE Conference on a really simple but important question: Are my notes (and my use of them) helping or hindering me from...
Book-Level Preaching: A Podcast Conversation
A few weeks ago, I published an article here on Preaching & Preachers introducing what I’ve come to call High-Altitude Spiral Preaching, a philosophy and methodology for...
High-Altitude Spiral Preaching
Every preacher knows the tension: we want our people to grasp the message of an entire biblical book, but week-by-week exposition can make it hard for them to see the big...
In Defense of Preaching
Why do we need to preach God’s Word? Is it really necessary?
John Broadus on Continuous Exposition
Counsel from the past on preaching through books of the Bible
A Manual for Preaching by Abraham Kuruvilla
A review of Abraham Kuruvilla’s A Manual for Preaching.
What Is Expository Preaching?
We don’t all mean the same thing.
What Impression Do You Want Your Sermon to Make?
One question we must ask in assessing our preaching is this: "What are my listeners impressed with at the end of my message? Or you could put it this way: "Who are my...