https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=925aDrmM4MU
Once again he tells preachers not to go verse by verse through the Bible, you'll never get to Jesus he says! Hello Andy! Jesus is on every page of the Bibl

https://pulpitandpen.org/2015/05/08/andy-stanley-trashes-expository-preaching-calls-it-easy-and-cheating/
Stanley then gives an example for why expository preaching is over-rated and it's the icing, and not the cake, that makes the difference… I believe the true defining moment of my life as a communicator took place when I was in seminary. I was asked to do a chapel for the high school academy at First Baptist Church, Dallas.

https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/article/3-nagging-problems-with-andy-stanleys-approach-to-the-bible/
Here, then, are three nagging problems I still have with Stanley's use of the Bible: 1. Affirming the Bible's inerrancy is not the same as trusting its sufficiency. I can't speak for other critics, of course, but I for one never doubted that on paper Stanley would affirm inerrancy.

https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/article/response-andy-stanley/
Draw them into a relationship. Show that the Bible is helpful. That's Stanley's preaching in a nutshell. It differs from other seeker-sensitive methods in one significant way: Stanley's approach is expository. Although he doesn't preach book-long series, most of his sermons are expositions of a specific text, introduced with an

https://preaching.org/finding-homiletical-wisdom-andy-stanley/
There has been a great deal of debate about whether Andy Stanley is an expository preacher. He is a graduate of Dallas Theological Seminary, a school known for its strong commitment to Bible exposition, but in interviews, he has spoken disparagingly of verse-by-verse preaching (he is not a fan of preaching with points either).

https://faithalone.org/grace-in-focus-articles/a-review-of-andy-stanleys-irresistible/
A Review of Andy Stanley's "Irresistible". Andy Stanley was a few years behind me at Dallas Theological Seminary. I recall grading some of his papers. I've long had a high regard for him. As I read his recent book called Irresistible1, I became concerned about the direction his ministry appears to be taking.

https://www.christianitytoday.com/news/2018/may/tim-keller-john-piper-andy-stanley-most-effective-preachers.html
As the first African American to earn a doctorate in theology from Dallas Theological Seminary, ... year at 86 and is remembered as an unmatched champion of expository preaching. • Andy Stanley,

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Additionally, he serves as Assistant Professor of Preaching at Grace Bible Theological Seminary. He enjoys theology, preaching, church history, and has a firm commitment to the local church. He also enjoys many sports and the outdoors, including long distance running and high country hunting. He has been writing on Delivered by Grace since he

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dallas_Theological_Seminary
Dallas Theological Seminary (DTS) ... Their vision was a school where expository Bible preaching was taught simply, ... ('67), founder of Turning Point Radio and Television Ministries; and Andy Stanley ('85), founder of North Point Ministries. Other notable people associated with the seminary include:

https://www.cnn.com/2012/11/17/us/andy-stanley/index.html
Raymond McCrea Jones/CNN. The churches of Charles and Andy Stanley —. Andy Stanley confers with his father, Charles, at First Baptist Church Atlanta, while Andy's son, Garrett, and his nephew

https://www.reddit.com/r/Reformed/comments/35yg3l/andy_stanley_calls_expository_preaching_easy_and/
Good preaching is that which exposits a text (or texts) AND makes a robust and relevant application. That's hard, and there is no cheating possible. I would say that it can be easy to be faithful in both of those areas: application and exposition, but miss the gospel. That is often the hardest part, depending on the text.

https://countrysidebible.org/sermons/20160724a-110156
In 2009, Ed Stetzer of LifeWay interviewed Andy Stanley. Andy Stanley is, of course, the son of Charles Stanley. He's also the pastor of a megachurch, a church known for it's hipster, seeker-sensitive style. And Stanley had just written a book on preaching. That interview is obviously now more than five years old, and so in that sense it's dated.

https://publicans.wordpress.com/2015/05/13/andy-stanley-trashes-expository-preaching/
Andy Stanley Trashes Expository Preaching; Calls it "Easy" and "Cheating" From Pulpit and Pen: Ed Stetzer, whose employer - Lifeway "Christian" Resources - sells more than a few Andy Stanley books, interviewed the Texas pastor on the topic of preaching related to his book, Communicating for a Change. The second of such interviews on this topic, Stetzer posts the Q&A

https://www.preaching.com/articles/constant-change-where-preaching-has-been-in-the-last-20-years-and-where-it-is-going/
past twenty years. On the one hand, I see a major return to expository preaching, while, at the same time, I see a major move toward narrative preaching. The two are not necessarily exclusive of each other, but it takes a most unique person to bring these two together." The narrative preaching model was sparked in the 1970s and 1980s through the

https://wiki.drf.com/About/publication/index.jsp/john%20macarthur%20rediscovering%20expository%20preaching.pdf
John Macarthur Rediscovering Expository Preaching ... Preaching John F. MacArthur,Master's Seminary Faculty,2005-08-21 Many sermons preached today lack the divine ... John Piper, Andy Stanley, and many others. Haddon Robinson and Craig Brian Larson—two of today's most respected voices in preaching—provide editorial oversight. Includes

https://voice.dts.edu/videostory/andy-stanley-says-life-change-happens-in-circles-not-rows/
Andy Stanley. In 1995, Andy Stanley (ThM, 1985) began gathering in prayer with others to cast a vision for a new church in Atlanta. Fourteen years later, over 30,000 people worship weekly at North Point Community Church's three separate church campuses. Please enjoy learning more about this gifted and creative pastor, author, leader, and DTS

https://www.baptistboard.com/threads/andy-stanley-trashes-expository-preaching-calls-it-%E2%80%9Ceasy%E2%80%9D-and-%E2%80%9Ccheating%E2%80%9D.93817/
Faith: Baptist. Ed Stetzer, whose employer - Lifeway "Christian" Resources - sells more than a few Andy Stanley books, interviewed the Texas pastor on the topic of preaching related to his book, Communicating for a Change. The second of such interviews on this topic, Stetzer posts the Q&A on his blog, hosted by Christianity Today.

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Expository Preaching books and manuals for download is the cost-saving aspect. Traditional books and manuals can be costly, especially if you need to purchase several of them for educational or professional purposes. By accessing John Macarthur Rediscovering Expository Preaching versions, you eliminate the need to spend money on physical copies

https://www.worshipideas.com/andy-stanley-trashes-expository-preaching/
website creator Ed Stetzer, whose employer - Lifeway "Christian" Resources - sells more than a few Andy Stanley books, interviewed the Georgia pastor on the topic of preaching related to his book, Communicating for a Change.The second of such interviews on this topic, Stetzer posts the Q&A on his blog, hosted byChristianity Today.What follows is nothing short of a shocking (but

https://protestia.com/2023/01/30/exclusive-contemporaneous-text-messages-from-2019-support-gay-affirming-charges-against-andy-stanley/
Dallas Theological Seminary has some 'splainin' to do , in my opinion. ... DTS prides itself on expository preaching, and yet Stanley publicly trashes it and mocks it. I can only conclude that Yarbrough and significant ranks of leadership are either thoroughly compromised, or completely lacking in biblical discernment. ... As is always the

https://www.baptistboard.com/threads/andy-stanley-trashes-expository-preaching-calls-it-%E2%80%9Ceasy%E2%80%9D-and-%E2%80%9Ccheating%E2%80%9D.93817/page-2
Another much-needed reality check for those on the recent 'expository preaching' bandwagon: (From an address by Dr. Peter Masters at the 2010

https://www.sagu.edu/thoughthub/finding-homiletical-wisdom-in-andy-stanley-s-message-map/
There has been a great deal of debate about whether Andy Stanley is an expository preacher. He is a graduate of Dallas Theological Seminary, a school known for its strong commitment to Bible exposition, but in interviews, he has spoken disparagingly of verse-by-verse preaching (he is not a fan of preaching with points either).

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