The preaching of the Bible is a supernatural event that prepares eternal souls for the Day of Judgement. Sound preaching matters eternally.

I think more preachers should adopt the practice of using a manuscript. If you’re interested in giving it a try, here are some things to keep in mind.

As a preacher who also regularly sits under preaching, I’ve experienced some things that I think have helped me develop as a communicator. Maybe they will provide some food for thought for you, as well.

“Argument-tracing” is step 6 in understanding and apply the Old Testament. Perhaps more than any other step in the exegetical process, this one helps us grasp a passage’s message. In this post, I will show how to trace the argument of a passage by using an argument-diagram.

Because the Spirit condescends to use how we preach the gospel, we ought not forget to reflect God’s kindness when we preach it.

When the work of preaching is complete, the work of the Spirit is just beginning. Pray for him to do the work that only he can do.

Prayer for a faithful preacher is the key. Of all the things that Christians ought to pray for, this should be at the top of the list.

First and foremost, the pastor-teacher is charged to preach the word (2 Timothy 4:1-2). His leadership should flow out of his preaching, not compete with it.