A few days ago I posted Men Of God Part 1. I listed 3 of my favorite preachers. Today I have 3-more preachers that I love to listen to.
Clarence Sexton - Since I am an extended studies student at
Crown College, I've heard Clarence Sexton preach many, many times during the course of my
Seminary work. I find his preaching style both enjoyable and informative. Pastor Sexton has a way of connecting with his listening audience without resorting to flambouyant acts or catchy phrases. When I listen to him preach I have the feeling that this is a man that knows what he is talking about. He stands bold and in the Word. I also admire his business sense and how he has built his ministry to include
Crown College and Seminary and maintained a huge following at
Temple Baptist. My favorite Clarence Sexton sermon is actually a series of messages titled,
Taking the High Road.
David Peacock - I stumbled upon Pastor Peacock while browsing through
Sermon Audio.com. I'm always looking for the old-time preachers that pour it on hot and heavy and he fits the bill. A former Police Captain turned full-time pastor, Peacock has seen the worst in men and has used that experience to aide in the spreading of the Gospel through his church,
Bible Believer's Baptist of Jacksonville, FL. I've downloaded and listened to many of his online sermons. My favorite David Peacock sermon is,
What Is Your Excuse?
Paul Washer - I very seldom listen to many preachers that don't use the King James version of the Bible. I take exception to Paul Washer who regularly uses the New American Standard Bible (NASB). I came across Washer a couple of years ago and immediately became a loyal listener. Perhaps best known for his "
Shocking Message to Youth," Washer seems driven to force folks to examine their Salvation. He is called an itinerant preacher and he is also the General Director for
HeartCry Missionary Society. It would be hard for me to pick only one of my favorite Paul Washer sermons but one that I have listened to several times is, "
What It Takes To Be A Man."
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