Best & Worst Preacher's You've Listened To

[saturneptune]

That's because it does not appear very credible,or well thought out. There are a number of glaring inconsistencies.

What on this world besides the very will of God would make you shut up?

 

[preacher4truth]

Thank you for the civil tone on disagreeing. It amazes me that I have gotten more questions about my list than anyone else.

Well, I respect Paul Washer but I wouldn't want to hear the same thing week after week.

- Blessings

 

[Rippon]

What on this world besides the very will of God would make you shut up?

And again your inconsistency is showing. You just talked about admiring someone's civil tone. And yet you turn around and use anything but a civil tone. Maybe you are tone deaf.

 

[Rippon]

Charles Stanley and R.C. Sproul featured next to one another as best preachers is something very puzzling.

 

[saturneptune]

And again your inconsistency is showing. You just talked about admiring someone's civil tone. And yet you turn around and use anything but a civil tone. Maybe you are tone deaf.

Better than you deserve.

 

[Robert Snow]

You know, you are not very bright. The thread asks for which sermons you have heard, or in the absence of hearing, reading. I have seen Hagee in person on several occasions. I have seen Warren too many times to count on TV, and Calvin, we have been over that, and you are too stupid to see him for the man he is. At one time I liked each of them, but no longer, if it is any of your disguisting business.

Rippon is like a gnat! Someone ask for your opinion. You give it and suddenly you are obligated to explain to him the reason for every decision and thought behind what you think.

He reminds me of when I substitute taught, fisrt thing I would do is write in big letters on the board, MYOB. Then I would ask them what it meant. They always knew. The difference is they would obey and Rippon would get sent to the Principal's Office.

 

[quantumfaith]

Charles Stanley and R.C. Sproul featured next to one another as best preachers is something very puzzling.

You are correct, I have much more favor toward Stanley.

 

[Yeshua1]

You are correct, I have much more favor toward Stanley.

thats fine, I just prefer the meat over the milk of the Word!

 

[Robert Snow]

Sometimes the meat gets stuck in our throats and we need some milk to wash it down.

 

[quantumfaith]

thats fine, I just prefer the meat over the milk of the Word!

Stanley certainly does deliver the meat....doesn't he. Thanks for your agreement.

 

[Yeshua1]

Stanley certainly does deliver the meat....doesn't he. Thanks for your agreement.

I am thankful for both of them, for Dr Stanley is good for new babes in Christ, while Dr Sproul good to "chew the cud!"

 

[preacher4truth]

I am thankful for both of them, for Dr Stanley is good for new babes in Christ, while Dr Sproul good to "chew the cud!"

I like Stanley, just not as enjoyable to me as he once was in the past. He is definitely a 'milk' preacher though. Nothing wrong with that, babes in Christ desire the milk and grow by it according to Scripture. God uses his true ministers in different ways -- even Paul said he couldn't use meat but used milk so there is application.

 

[PeterM]

I do not think the Apostles preached from the KJV ....

:thumbsup::thumbs::smilewinkgrin:

 

[PeterM]

Seems to me that many (if not most) of the respondents are mentioning pastor/teachers they agree with, thus they like them... very subjective. That said, how can we avoid it.

For me, I "enjoy" Adrian Rogers. I spent some time with him before he passed when I was in seminary. He was a Godly man and I believe has was a fantastic Bible communicator. Do I agree with him in all matters of theology or soteriology? Nope. But I have no problem recommending him to others.

The guys I listen to for personal edification: Matt Chandler, Mark Driscoll, David Platt, and John Piper. They are a theological fit for me and are current. I tend to avoid pastors/preaching that is overtly patriotic/nationalistic or is not exegetical.

It's less about personalities and more about strategy and mission.

 

[Mexdeaf]

Worst I've ever heard was me. Best was my mom.

 

[nodak]

Best I've heard? Brother Eugene North, many years ago at a tiny rural church.

Worst? Ok, not gonna tattle, but suffice to say I have heard those I would not return for a second helping of.