Preaching Post Roundup (November 20, 2025)

Here are some posts and podcasts on preaching and biblical exegesis that I noticed. (To receive Preaching Post Roundup as a weekly email, please subscribe.)

• How Expository Preaching Brings Depth to the Church – Shane Angland from Shane Angland (Expositors Collective) – what expository preaching is; characteristics of good expository preaching; benefits of expository preaching; qualities of a good expositor (22 min)
• Help for New Expositors: How to Find the Main Idea for Preaching (Part 1) from Richard Bargas (Sharper Iron) – a description of the process of discovering the main idea of a biblical text (4 min)
• How to Logos | Prepare Expository Sermons with Workflows from Shawn Grubb (Logos Bible Study Platform) – how to use the “Workflow” tool in Logos Bible Software to prepare an expository sermon (41 min)
• Preaching That Connects: Why Delivery Matters More Than You Think from David Van Bebber (For the Church) – four reasons to improve sermon delivery; six ways to improve sermon delivery  (4 min)
• Preaching Points with Hershael W. York from Hershael W. York (Preaching) – on sermon delivery: why “fillers and ‘verbal bridges’ are the enemies of the preacher” (4 min)
• Episode 41: Interview – Rick McKinley, Part 2: Humility (The Biblical Preaching Podcast) from Rick McKinley, Mike Chalmers, and Peter Mead (Cor Deo) – being humble and vulnerable in the pulpit; addressing the affections (emotions) from the text; pitfalls to avoid (35 min)
• Episode 340: What is Biblical Theology from Jared C. Wilson and Sam Bierig (For the Church Podcast) – what biblical theology is; how to make use of it; resources on biblical theology (26 min)
• More Than a List of Sayings: Detecting Proverbs’ Poetic Structure from Paul Overland (Word by Word – Logos Blog) – Proverbs’ forms of riddles; steps to identifying Proverbs’ poems; benefits of discerning the larger poems of Proverbs (22 min)
• “Bible Talk” – Isaiah 12: On Enjoying Your Broccolini as You Read the Bible (Ep. 163) from Alex Duke, Sam Emadi, and Jim Hamilton (9 Marks) – biblical theological insights on Isaiah 12 (33 min)