Expository Preaching - Movements That Promote Expository Preaching

Movements That Promote Expository Preaching

Within the broad Christian church, certain denominational and inter-denominational movements exist which promote Expository preaching as being essential in the life of the church, and should be the normative way in which sermons should be preached. Some of these movements include:

Australia

  • The Anglican Diocese of Sydney, including Moore Theological College
  • The Australian Fellowship of Evangelical Students
  • The Presbyterian Church of Australia, including The Presbyterian Theological Centre
  • Sydney Missionary and Bible College

Britain

  • The Banner of Truth Trust
  • The Evangelical Movement of Wales
  • graceandtruth.org
  • Sermons for Today
  • Langham Partnership International
  • The Proclamation Trust
  • Reform

Republic of Ireland

  • Reform Ireland

United States

  • Chuck Smith and Calvary Chapel
  • The Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals, including The Cambridge Declaration
  • Monergism.com
  • BibleExposition.net
  • Reformed Baptists, especially those associated with Founders Ministries
  • Mark Dever and 9Marks Ministries
  • C. J. Mahaney and Sovereign Grace Ministries
  • John MacArthur and The Master's Seminary
  • Albert Mohler and Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
  • The Simeon Trust
  • R. Kent Hughes, Senior Pastor Emeritus of College Church and editor of the Preaching the Word commentary series, which are a collection of expositional sermons on various books of the Bible
  • Preaching Sermons & ministry of Wade Harman

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