David Helm has written the most helpful, concise, and useful book on expository preaching I have ever read.
-Matt Chandler,
The Village Church, Dallas, Texas
If I were teaching a preaching class and could assign the students only one book, this might be the one. It's a rare find that both introduces a topic to the novice and instructs the experienced. David's humility convicts, rebukes, instructs, and encourages me as a preacher. I pray it will do the same for you.
-Mark Dever,
Capitol Hill Baptist Church, Washington DC
This little book is simply outstanding. It's the best short book on preaching I've read. Helm's advice is unfailingly wise, theologically informed, and extremely practical.
-Kevin DeYoung,
University Reformed Church, East Lansing, Michigan
David Helm's skills as a preacher and his vast experience as a teacher of preachers make anything he says on this subject of great value. But I read him with greatest appreciation for what is most clear among his commitments: 'Staying on the line, never rising above the text of Scripture to say more than it said and never falling beneath the text by lessening its force or fullness.' Here is not merely skill and wisdom, but also faithfulness from which the truest treasures of preaching come.
-Bryan Chapell,
President Emeritus, Covenant Theological Seminary; Senior Pastor, Grace Presbyterian Church, Peoria, Illinois
Helm has given us a finely wrought and utterly compelling brief on what needs to be understood and done in order to faithfully preach the Word. This is an important book.
-R. Kent Hughes,
Senior Pastor Emeritus, College Church, Wheaton, Illinois
In this compact book, David Helm distills key principles and insights that have encouraged many at the Charles Simeon Trust preaching workshops. I have seen men reengage with the hard work of preaching preparation as David has taught this material. May that same result be multiplied by this book.
-Paul Rees,
Charlotte Chapel, Edinburgh, Scotland
I love to see people's shocked responses when they learn that expository preaching is the first of the '9 Marks of a Healthy Church.' This priority is affirmed and explained in Expositional Preaching. David Helm issues a stirring challenge to get the message clear and right. May God be pleased to use this book to help you preach faithfully for the health of the church and the glory of God!
-H. B. Charles,
Shiloh Metropolitan Baptist Church, Jacksonville, Florida
