John MacArthur and other distinguished teachers of preachers respond to the apostle's mandate to preach the Word in this comprehensive treatment of expository preaching. The book moves in three stages: the biblical and historical case for expository preaching as the normal diet of the church, the actual steps of preparing and delivering an expository sermon, and current models of the approach at work.

The contributors are the faculty of The Master's Seminary, writing out of a shared conviction about what preaching is for and a considerable store of combined pulpit experience. It belongs to the MacArthur Pastor's Library, alongside the companion volume on counseling. At 384 pages it serves as a seminary text, a working reference for a preacher, and a statement of what expository preaching actually claims to be. Published by Zondervan.