Lesser Known Favorite Preachers?

[TaylorOtwell]

Hello all,

We have probably all heard of John Piper, Joel Beeke, John MacArthur, RC Sproul, etc.

However, who are some of your favorite preachers that are not so well known? Please try and post ministers whose sermons can be downloaded online freely!

I noticed PB member Fred Greco (Christ Church (PCA) - Katy, TX) has his sermons freely available online at: Christ Church PCA » Sermons

 

[Barnpreacher]

Hello all,

We have probably all heard of John Piper, Joel Beeke, John MacArthur, RC Sproul, etc.

However, who are some of your favorite preachers that are not so well known? Please try and post ministers whose sermons can be downloaded online freely!

I noticed PB member Fred Greco (Christ Church (PCA) - Katy, TX) has his sermons freely available online at: Christ Church PCA » Sermons

Taylor,

The Free Presbyterian Church has some outstanding preachers. I'm not saying I agree with them on every issue, but when it comes to the gospel these guys are top notch.

Dr. Alan Cairns
John Greer
Dr. Mark Allison
Reggie Kimbro
John Wagner

They can be found at SermonAudio.com.

 

[Reformed Covenanter]

Michael Phillips has some great stuff on Sermon Audio.

 

[greenbaggins]

I vote for my brother-in-law Matthew Judd, graduate of Mid-America Reformed Seminary.

 

[BJClark]

What about the pastors who post here; have any sermons online?

 

[Grymir]

I like Dr. Alan Cairns.

He has a great theological dictionary that is totally reformed in perspective.

When I rant, I'm my own favorite lesser known preacher.



There's alot on SermonAudio.com that I enjoy that I've never heard of before.

 

[Blueridge Believer]

Arturo Azurdia III. He has some great stuff.

 

[Backwoods Presbyterian]

Rev. Dr. Dennis Prutow, RPCNA also on Sermon Audio.com

 

[greenbaggins]

What about the pastors who post here; have any sermons online?

I post sermons on sermonaudio. Just search my name. Of course, you'd be better off with almost anyone else on that site than me.

 

[Seb]

Arturo Azurdia III. He has some great stuff.

I currently listening to his sermons on Revelation as suggested somewhere else on the PB...He's very good!

Arturo Azurdia III

 

[TaylorOtwell]

From the PB (that I can remember off the cuff):

Bruce Buchanan
Steve Bradley
Andy Webb

Where can their sermons be found?

 

[Poimen]

We have just begun to put our sermons online:

Grace Reformed Church

 

[Poimen]

What about the pastors who post here; have any sermons online?

I post sermons on sermonaudio. Just search my name. Of course, you'd be better off with almost anyone else on that site than me.

I feel for you and about the same for myself. But the Word of God is powerful!

 

[greenbaggins]

Josh, you can nix my last comment.

 

[py3ak]

I never realized so many people practiced the ancient art of peaching. It is good that this skill will not be lost.

[Well, now that someone has fixed the thread title my comment is irrelevant and unamusing. It was good while it lasted, though.]

 

[Poimen]

I never realized so many people practiced the ancient art of peaching. It is good that this skill will not be lost.

 

[ServantofGod]

Stafford Carson. He spoke at our church once. This is his church's site, but I couldn't find any audio.First Presbyterian Church Portadown

 

[greenbaggins]

Stafford Carson. He spoke at our church once. This is his church's site, but I couldn't find any audio.First Presbyterian Church Portadown

I had the great privilege of hearing him speak at Westminster when he was dean of students there. I also heard him at Tenth on several occasions. One of the very best preachers in the world.

 

[py3ak]

Mark Gladwell's sermons can be found on SermonAudio, and I've always found his sermons very refreshing, and his manner very enjoyable.

 

[ServantofGod]

Stafford Carson. He spoke at our church once. This is his church's site, but I couldn't find any audio.First Presbyterian Church Portadown

Correction: He spoke at our church several times, while we were searching for a pastor for two years. Looking for a pastor for all that time gave us the privelidge to hear many a good(and bad) preachers. A few more favorites that are unknown to others:

Jeb Bland
Arleigh Hegarty
Dennis Bryce

 

[Barnpreacher]

Mark Gladwell's sermons can be found on SermonAudio, and I've always found his sermons very refreshing, and his manner very enjoyable.

 

[Barnpreacher]

I've always enjoyed listening to Andrew Quigley. He can be found at SermonAudio.

 

[KMK]

John Weaver
Joseph Morecraft III

Be careful though...they are both theonomists.

 

[Southern Presbyterian]

John Weaver

Joseph Morecraft III

 

[Craig]

Pastor David Bayly of Christ the Word, PCA

Pastor Tim Bayly of Church of the Good Shepherd

 

[jaybird0827]

Timothy J Worrell, pastor, Presbyterian Reformed Church of Charlotte, NC.

On Sermon Audio.

 

[onemaster]

How about Rev. Andrew Quigley of the RP Church of Airdrie, Scotland? He's on sermon audio.

 

[ChristopherPaul]

Rev. Robert McCurley of Greenville Presbyterian Church

Rev. Anthony Dallison of Westminster Presbyterian of the Piedmont

Dr. C. Matthew McMahon of Christ Presbyterian Church

Dr. Ken Smith of Princeton Presbyterian Church

 

[Ravens]

I'm always hesitant to post in threads like this because I feel like I'm endorsing itching ear syndrome and treating pastors like horses. That being said, those of us who have 6 or 7 hours to listen to our ipods at work benefit from these sermons, so here's a couple that have really blessed me:

Rev. David Silversides
Rev. Bob Vincent
Rev. John Greer
Rev. Ian Brown

All of these can be found on sermonaudio.

But really sermonaudio has a wealth of blessed preachers, and I've been fortunate to learn from them while I do my job. Edward Donnelly, William Shishko, Steven Dilday, Joe Morecraft III, David Murray, etc.

 

[Southern Presbyterian]

Rev. Jeff Black

Rev. Henry Johnson