Christ-Centered Preaching Blog

by Peyton Hill Some critics of the Christ-centered preaching movement push back on the idea of proclaiming Christ from every text because...

It’s clear to all of us that we need to know whom we are preaching to. It would not be appropriate, or even loving, to preach to a bunch...

Strong medicine for preachers from the weathered pen of E. M. Bounds: "The real sermon is made in the closet. The man--God's man--is made...

In this most recent edition to the well-known 40 Questions series, I as an Old Testament scholar partnered with two Christ-treasuring...

by Nik Lingle I’m just four months into my first role as senior pastor, revitalizing a church that was planted seventy years ago. I came...

by Clay Burgess While the offer of the gospel is rather simple, its impact is quite complex and takes a lifetime of study to fully...

We live in a culture of gotcha, shame, and cancel. If you are caught doing something that violates someone’s cultural norms then—gotcha!...

I love novelty t-shirts. One of my favorite old shirts reads this way: “Be killing sin, or sin will be killing you.” This famous quote...

by Jason Wredberg Brother pastor, please consider the importance of preaching Christ from Genesis to Revelation. It is not only a matter...

I love listening to my kids pray before a meal. I usually lead my family in prayer at our dinner table, but there are sweet times when...

October 31st, 1517 was a day that, unbeknownst to a frustrated, hammer-wielding monk, would echo down through the corridors of...

Modern preachers should not only engage in redemptive-historical preaching because of the progressive nature of redemptive history, but also

While Christ-centered preaching is not one and the same with the discipline of biblical theology, the two go hand in glove.

Murray’s work has helped me see Christ more clearly in obscure passages, and his book has emboldened me to preach from the Old Testament wit

Written by Juan Sanchez. They’re not mere principles that are often true; they show the path to obtaining the covenant promises.

In my years of ministry, not once have I come across a pastor who claims to be something other than a “Christ-centered preacher.”

While many uncertainties about gospel-centered preaching flow from differences in interpretation, other concerns are much more practical.

Argumentation in preaching has less to do with venomous controversy and more to do with providing clarity for the congregation.

Why Do We Need Jesus in Our Exegesis? Except for a period in my early twenties, I have been involved in the life of a local church for as...