Who else might I like?

[SwordoftheLord]

Although I am still new to Reformed Theology, I must say that my favorite Pastors to listen to are John Piper, John Macarthur, and Paul Washer.
I liked them even when I wasnt Reformed. Anyone else you might recommend?

 

[Wretch67]

I have found the preachers form the 1800s to be the most beneficial to me. Check out hailandfire.com. Lots of free stuff.

 

[ChariotsofFire]

TGC at T4G: The Together for the Gospel Sermons – The Gospel Coalition Blog

 

[Bethel]

Art Azurdia: Spirit Empowered Preaching

 

[jgilberAZ]

I wouldn't call MacArthur reformed. Calvinistic, yes. Reformed, no.

 

[PuritanCovenanter]

There are a lot of great Reformed Preachers that post on this forum. Maybe they aren't radio personalities but they are definitely a cut above. Sermonaudio.com has a great variety of Preachers and Sermons. You can also download classes from Reformed Theological Seminary. RTS on iTunes U | Getting Started

I like Joe Morecraft III. You can listen to him here. Joe Morecraft III Sermons - SermonAudio.com

 

[Mathetes]

If you like John MacArthur, you might also like his partner-in-crime Phil Johnson:

Pyromaniacs

The Triablogue crew with Steve Hays, John Bugay, and others might also be of interest:

Triablogue

For books, try RC Sproul and D.A. Carson.

 

[christiana]

Richard Caldwell, Jr.

 

[Scott1]

RC Sproul, and particularly this series, still available at no charge on-line, What is Reformed Theology?
What Is Reformed Theology? Teaching Series by Dr. R.C. Sproul from Ligonier Ministries

 

[Jack K]

Art Azurdia: Spirit Empowered Preaching

Ditto from me on Art Azurdia. If you like the style and content you get from Piper, Washer and MacArthur, you are almost sure to like Azurdia. He's less known but a very gifted preacher.

 

[JMKing]

I would also recommend Art Azurdia. He is less known, but very much in the same vein as a MacArthur or Piper. His ministry has been very useful in my spiritual life - I especially recommend his series on Hebrews and the Gospel of John.

 

[kvanlaan]

For more on the Puritan/Dutch Reformed way of things, Joel Beeke and David Murray.