Best Modern Preachers

[Redeemed]

Pastor John MacArthur
Pastor Albert N. Martin
Pastor Sinclair Ferguson
Pastor Alistair Begg
Elder Novell Deloatch (my pastor/father-in-law/close friend)
Professor Iain Murray

 

[RamistThomist]

Rev. Joe Morecraft III
Rev. Iain Murray
Mr. George Grant.
Dr John Piper
Greg Bahnsen
Gregg Singer
[Edited on 3--20-05 by Draught Horse]

[Edited on 3--20-05 by Draught Horse]

 

[Robin]

Of course, it's difficult not to prefer my own pastor: Dr. Kim Riddlebarger - hear or read his sermons here: http://www.christreformed.org/index.shtml

Robin

 

[JOwen]

Joel Beeke (HRC)
Terrance Atkinson (FRCNA)
Hugh Cartwright (FP)
Lloyd-Jones (Indep.)
Iain Murray (FCoS [c])
Moruice Roberts (FCoS [c])

Kind regards,

Jerrold Lewis

 

[BaptistReformer]

Dr. Begg certainly leans reformed... that is apparent in preaching. I would hardly call Parksaide a Mega Church ... I have been there on a number of occasions. He hardly runs 2000. It certainly is not a user friendly, seeker sensitive atmosphere. Begg is dispensational and he did pastor a Baptist Church in Scotland before coming to Cleveland in the early 80's. He is solid, but more inclusivisitic than I am comfortable with, hence the FOF and Moody appearances.

But we can learn from him all the same. His stuff on expository preaching is very good.

 

[Myshkin]

James Boice in my opinion was/is the greatest preacher of our time.

On my list would also be: Robert Peterson (Covenant Seminary, St. Louis)
Bryan Chapell & George Robertson (both Covenant Presbyterian
Church PCA, St. Louis)
and Philip Graham Ryken (Tenth Presbyterian, Philadephia)

Someday I would like to hear Spurgeon, JI Packer, RC Sproul Sr., Sinclair Ferguson, Derek Thomas, John Gerstner, M. Lloyd-Jones, and Mike Horton preach. (or reading one of their sermons would be great too if anyone can direct me to them)

I appreciate Spurgeon's phrase he kept with him in his pulpit: (paraphrase?)-"step aside sir, that they may see Jesus" I wish more pastors would follow this wisdom.

Of all the gifts Christ has given His church, there are few I appreciate more than truly gifted preachers, especially in our watered-down age.

[Edited on 4-7-2005 by RAS]

 

[Jonathan]

Lets see, best modern ministers:

David McClelland (My minister)
Frank McClelland (My minister's father)
Ian Paisley
John Wagner
Regi Kimbro
Phil Owen
Stephen Hamilton
Craig Vosekalns (My Asst Pastor)
John Greer
John Douglas
Michael Barrett
David Brame
David DiCanio
Mark Allison
Alan Cairns

A bit biased towards Free Presbyterian Preaching... but I also enjoy:

John MacArthur
Joel Beeke
James White
Don Kistler (heard only one sermon by him, it was excellent)

 

[Arch2k]

I haven't posted here yet, but I would like to name two preachers that are definately top 10, but most likely, top 2 for me:

1) Eric Alexander

Watch his sermon in video format on The Perseverance of the Saints

More audio sermons can be found here.

2) Edward (Ted) Donnelly

Find sermons from Pastor Donnelly here.

 

[jaybird0827]

My top two are Timothy Worrell and Steven Dilday.

 

[Tirian]

Originally posted by Abd_Yesua_alMasih
I have to say Ray Comfort although I have forgotten his website.

http://wayofthemaster.com/about_ray.shtml

Matt

 

[Tirian]

2) Edward (Ted) Donnelly

Find sermons from Pastor Donnelly here.

You should swim across sea & ocean to hear God using this man to preach if you have to.

Highlights for me - Series on Genesis, RP Conference (2004) on "Calling", Gospel series.

Matt

 

[caddy]

J.M & Allister Begg

Also Ravi Zacharias!


Begg's site:
http://www.truthforlife.org/

Another Local to Chattanooga. He retired some years ago from 1st Presbyterian of Chattanooga: Ben Haden

Top Notch

Originally posted by tdowns007
How reformed this guys are varied, but I loved listening to these folks pre-reformed and I still do:

Johnny Mac
R.C. Sproul
and
Allister Bage(?)

Is Allister reformed?I know about R.C. and Johnny "Dispensational" Mac, but not sure about Allister.

[Edited on 10-1-2006 by caddy]