Expository Preaching

Expository Preaching by Dr. Andrew C S Koh is an insightful guide that explores the depth and complexities of expository preaching. It has been meticulously crafted to strengthen and empower preachers to convey God's Word effectively, offering a comprehensive journey through the process and techniques of articulate sermon effusion.

Dr. Koh employs his years of wisdom and expertise in biblical studies and ministry to devise a book that serves as a practical handbook for preachers. The book carries readers from the foundational rudiments of expository preaching to more advanced skills, resulting in enhanced sermon preparations, ultimately boosting the clerical communication and delivery.

Bringing a fresh and enlightening perspective, Dr. Koh breathes new life into the common, yet overlooked aspects of sermon preparation. The book explores topics like Biblical text selection, in-depth Scripture interpretation, establishing sermon structures, and the effective delivery of the message. Readers will come away with a clear understanding of how to break down Scripture, passionately convey the heart of the text, and cultivate practical applications for their congregation.

But Expository Preaching is not just for experienced pastors. Dr. Koh's approachable writing style caters to Christian leaders at all stages, whether they're familiar with the pulpit or just starting in ministry, making it a valuable resource for seminarians, Bible study leaders, and laypeople wanting to deliver effective Bible-based presentations.

Expository Preaching also emphasizes the crucial role of prayer and a personal relationship with God in sermon preparation. It underscores the importance of being open to the Holy Spirit's guidance, ensuring the preaching accurately reflects God's Word, resonate with the church, and transform lives.

In this book, Dr. Andrew C. S. Koh’s decades of experience are generously shared, propelling preachers towards their ultimate goal: preaching that creates a powerful impact and drives home the truth of God's Word to their listeners. He reminds us that preaching isn't just about what we say—it's about what God wants to communicate through us.