This is the on preaching podcast with H.B. Charles Jr.

The podcast dedicated to helping you preach faithfully, clearly, and better.

Good day and thanks for listening to the podcast.

In this episode, I want to talk to you about theological disciplines for expository preaching.

So I consider myself a student and an advocate of expositional preaching.

Expositional preaching is that preaching in which the point of the sermon is rooted in in alignment with and flows from the content and the intent of the biblical text. It is that preaching that seeks to faithfully

explain and apply the God-intended message of the text.

When I say that I'm a student and an advocate of expository preaching, I have been given

myself to this for my adult life, but I consider myself still a student.

I am not an expert in expository preaching. If you listen to this podcast regularly, you will

hear me pontificating about expositional preaching, biblical preaching, faithful preaching.

But all that I say about preaching reflects my passion, my devotion, and my convictions about

biblical preaching doesn't mean to indicate that I have all of this personally mastered. I do not.

I am a student of expositional preaching, and I am an advocate of expositional preaching. I seek to

promote and train in expositional preaching, the principles, at least of expositional preaching. I seek to promote and train in expositional preaching, the principles,

at least of expositional preaching whenever I have the opportunity. Why expositional preaching?

Well, I can spend a whole podcast or a series of podcast episodes discussing the answer to that question.

But here, let me just simply say, I believe that

expositional preaching is the most faithful way to handle the Word of God. It is the most

faithful way to handle Scripture. I'm convinced that we should strive for exposition

because 2 Timothy chapter 4 verses 1 and 2 come right after 2 Timothy chapter 3

verses 16 and 17 because the Bible is the Word of God.

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