It aligns the interpretation of the text with the doctrinal truths of the rest of the Bible (being sensitive to systematic theology). Tim Keller– Expository preaching grounds the message in the text so that all the sermon’s points are the points in the text, and it majors in the texts’s major ideas. Mark Dever: Expositional preaching is preaching in which the main point of the biblical text being considered becomes the main point of the sermon being preached. ( He Is Not Silent: Preaching in a Postmodern World) all other issues and concerns are subordinated to the central task of presenting the biblical text. ( The Supremacy of God in Preaching)Īlbert Mohler: Expository preaching is that mode of Christian preaching that takes as its central purpose the presentation and application of the text of the Bible. ( Preaching and Preachers)ĭavid Helm: Expositional preaching is empowered preaching that rightfully submits the shape and emphasis of the sermon to the shape and emphasis of a biblical text. Martyn Lloyd-Jones: Preaching is theology coming through a man who is on fire and that the chief end of preaching is to give men and women a sense of God and his presence. Haddon Robinson: The communication of a biblical concept derived from and transmitted through a historical-grammatical and literary study of a passage in its context, which the Holy Spirit first applies to the personality and experience of the preacher then through him to hearers.
( Between Two Worlds)Īlistair Begg: Unfolding the text of Scripture in such a way that makes contact with the listeners world while exalting Christ and confronting them with the need for action. The expositor opens what appears to be closed, makes plain what is obscure, unravels what is knotted, and unfolds what is tightly packed. To expound Scripture is to bring out of the text what is there and expose it to view. John Stott: Exposition refers to the content of the sermon (biblical truth) rather than its style (a running commentary). In other words, expositors willingly stay within the boundaries of the text and do not leave until they have surveyed its entirety with its hearers. No significant portions of the text is ignored. ( Preaching)īryan Chappell: The main idea of an expository sermon the topic, the divisions of that idea, main points, and the development of those divisions, all come from truths the text itself contains. The message applies the Scriptural meaning for today. The message clearly explains the original God-intended meaning of Scripture. The message preparation correctly interprets Scripture in its normal sense and its context. The message is extracted from Scripture through careful exegesis. John MacArthur: The message finds its sole source in Scripture. Although the list has a variety of definitions, I trust you will see many common themes emphasized here. I have culled a sampling of definitions from some prominent authors who define exposition in their books on preaching.
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