The Society is a brotherhood of men committed to the faithful exposition of Scripture. Our mission is to aid, engage & encourage fellow expositors.
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The Society for Expository Preaching retweeted
6 Mar 2020
Preacher, don't confuse boldness with brashness.
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The Society for Expository Preaching retweeted
22 Feb 2020
All that matters on the last day about your ministry is what Christ thinks.
It doesn’t matter how the evangelical megacomplex judges you. It doesn’t matter how your church judges you. It doesn’t even matter how you judge yourself.
Minister for the sake of Christ & no one else!
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The Society for Expository Preaching retweeted
21 Jan 2020
While imprisoned the apostle Paul prayed for:
- a BLANKET: revealing his contentment to stay where God put him
- BOOKS: revealing his craving for truth
- BOLDNESS: showing his desire to preach the gospel unhindered
What do you pray for in the midst of your suffering?
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The Society for Expository Preaching retweeted
3 Jan 2020
I love this advice from @hbcharlesjr on preaching:
“If you have to explain your illustration, then guess what? It’s not an illustration.”
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The Society for Expository Preaching retweeted
21 Dec 2019
The church’s pulpit is to be a beacon from Heaven, not a barometer of the culture.
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The Society for Expository Preaching retweeted
8 Dec 2019
Fellow preacher, our task in preaching is to make the Text...
Accessible, not acceptable,
Clear, not clever,
Faithful, not frivolous,
Authoritative, not original.
Just preach the Word, trust God to bring the fruit.
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The Society for Expository Preaching retweeted
17 Nov 2019
So good to have Andrew Smith (@RevAndrewSmith) teach through Habakkuk
The Complete series (7 videos) is available right now via the link below
exposittheword.com/habakkuk/
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The Society for Expository Preaching retweeted
27 Oct 2019
Christian minister, cling to Psalm 90:17. Your labor in the Lord is not in vain. "May the favor of the Lord our God rest on us; establish the work of our hands for us- yes, establish the work of our hands."
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The Society for Expository Preaching retweeted
15 Sep 2019
The 1st Adam was given a wife by God's grace. But the 2nd Adam, the Lord Jesus Christ, bought His bride w/ the dowry payment of His own blood! If a Christian u r part of His bride. Will u be in His arms and embrace in worship this morning, or in the arms and embrace of the world?
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Fall 2019 Preaching Cohorts are now open. Apply today at expositorypreachingsociety.o…. Space is limited.
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The Society for Expository Preaching retweeted
11 Aug 2019
Let every preacher take note: Amid the frustrations and hardships of ministry, the most Christ-like thing is to stay focused on your calling, give thanks to God, and go on preaching the Gospel. — Joel Beeke
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The Society for Expository Preaching retweeted
12 Jul 2019
Expository preaching consists in the explanation and application of a passage of Scripture. Without explanation it is not expository; without application it is not preaching.
—Steven Lawson
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Brothers let us take note.
22 Jun 2019
Martyn Lloyd-Jones on the responsibility of the preacher:
You are not simply imparting information, you are dealing with souls, you are dealing with pilgrims on the way to eternity, you are dealing with matters not only of life and death in this world, but with eternal destiny.
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The Society for Expository Preaching retweeted
26 May 2019
How to listen to tomorrow’s sermon:
1. Pray for your pastor.
2. Pray for a receptive heart.
3. Pray for an alert mind.
4. Keep your Bible open.
5. Stay focused by taking notes.
6. Turn your phone off.
7. Ignore the time.
8. Genuinely respond.
9. Discuss sermon later.
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The Society for Expository Preaching retweeted
23 May 2019
“The Expositor’s Distinction: Tethered to the Text” by @DrStevenJLawson | Read this #TMSblog article here: bit.ly/2Wgck4w
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Excellent thoughts from a seasoned expositor. @AlistairBegg
21 May 2019
What is the first thing you do at the outset of studying a biblical text? In this video, Dr. Alistair Begg explains the first thing he does when he sits down to study a text. bit.ly/30jRpfU
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Fellow pastor/preacher, our responsibility is:
Not to fill the pews, but the pulpit.
Not to produce results, but perform our duty.
Not to be novel, but to be faithful.
Not to be revered, but to reveal Him.
There is great freedom in the simplicity of our limitations.
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