How to Read the Bible — and Preach It

This book delves into the art and practice of expository preaching, emphasizing the importance of conveying not only the ideas but also the emotional and spiritual realities behind the biblical text. It explores the preacher's role in leading the congregation to a deeper understanding and experience of God's truth. The book is structured around the idea of expository exaltation, which highlights the preacher's responsibility to communicate the full weight and glory of God's word. It is a guide for preachers and congregants alike, offering insights into how to engage with scripture in a meaningful and transformative way.

This book explores the trustworthiness of the Bible, examining its historical context, textual integrity, and theological consistency. It addresses common challenges and criticisms of the Bible, providing a robust defense of its authority and reliability. The book aims to equip readers with a deeper understanding of the Bible's unique character and its enduring relevance in contemporary society. It is a valuable resource for those seeking to strengthen their faith and deepen their appreciation for God's word.

This book provides guidance on how to approach Bible reading in a way that fosters spiritual insight and transformation. It emphasizes the importance of prayer, dependence on the Holy Spirit, and a humble attitude in seeking God's meaning. The book offers practical strategies and principles for engaging with scripture, encouraging readers to move beyond mere intellectual understanding to a deeper, more experiential encounter with God's word. It is a valuable resource for those seeking to deepen their relationship with God through the study of the Bible.