The Best Preachers Project

The Best Preachers Project

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What Do The Best Preachers Do?

Ask The Right Questions

The Best Preachers Ask Questions About Scripture Many Don't Ever Consider. 

Natural Curiosity

They Have A Natural Curiosity That Brings Them Deeper Into Its Meaning.

Life-Giving Insights

They Offer Life-Giving Insights That Are Thoughtful, Inspirational, Motivating, And Filled With Hope.

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Who Are The Best Preachers In America?​

The best preachers in America use their God-given talents to discern from scripture truths many of us cannot see, or have difficulty describing. And they present their insights in ways that hit souls and transform lives.

If you know such a preacher, then nominate him or her through our Contact Us page.

The Best Preachers Project is an initiative comprised of theologians, preachers and lay persons who identify and research who we consider to be the Best Preachers in America. 

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Criteria to evaluate these preachers are:

  • Do their sermons inspire, uplift and motivate listeners to act in ways that bring about positive life changes?
  • Do their sermons reflect a diligent studying of the scripture such that new insights are provided that enhance a listener’s understanding of themselves, God or their life as a Christian?
  • Do their sermons reflect scriptural truths that provide hope and breathe life into listeners?
  • Do they deliver their sermons in ways that connect to and educate their audience?
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Best Preachers In America - Articles and Profiles

Rev. Courtney Clayton Jenkins on “When Anxiety Attacks”

Anxiety is everywhere, especially in 2020. How do you handle anxiety. Do you worry about your worrying? And do you feel that anxiety is something that you, as a Christian, should not experience because, after all, Jesus tells us that we ought not worry? What are we to do, then, when anxiety attacks? In a

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Evangelist Cindy Griffiths on The Road to Forgiveness

How often do you forgive someone genuinely and from your heart? And what, if anything, has to happen for you to forgive? For instance, do you need remorse to be shown? Does it need to be something "forgivable"? Or what if the damage that has been done to you is extreme, horrendous? What if, God

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Rev. John McGowan on One Size Fits All

Have you ever considered that if you tried hard enough and if you were good enough you could contribute to your own salvation? While that concept is about as far from Christianity as one could get, that thinking still makes its way into the church. The apostle Paul addressed the idea of reverting back to

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Rev. David Kibler on Who God Blesses

The Rev. David Kibler, Senior Pastor of Catalyst Church in Nicholasville, KY, reviews scripture to unpack who God blesses in this inspiration message from one of America’s best preachers.

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Rev. Judy Kincaid on Getting Answers to Prayer

Pr. Judy Kincaid, pastor at two Lutheran churches in Wisconsin, iscusses her experiences around prayer and what scripture tells us about the way we ought to pray. Her analysis of Luke 18’s parable of the Persistent Widow brings up interesting questions any Christian should ask!

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Rev. Mark Schaefer on Faith and Doubt

The Rev. Mark Schaefer, Senior Pastor at St. Matthews UMC in Bowie, MD, and one of the Best Preachers in America, takes on the role of doubt in the Christian faith. His insights and explanation of how doubt functions and its relationship to faith with both inform and inspire.

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Rev. Mark Vander Tuig On Being An Ambassador

You live in an embassy. Wherever you go, you serve as an ambassador, a representative of Jesus to those who need to know Him. However, knowing what to say as an ambassador and witness for Christ and when to say it is more art than science. The Rev. Mark Vander Tuig shares his insights on how we can be faithful in our role as witnesses.

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Rev. Dr. Charley Reeb On “Why Christianity?”

Rev. Dr. Charley Reeb takes on an age-old question: Why, among all the world’s religions, Christianity? It’s a question all Christians should be able to anwer. Can you? Here’s is Pr. Charley’s response.

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Rev. Dr. Jim Shaddix And Peter’s Confession

The Rev. Dr. Shaddix discusses Peter’s confession in Matthew 16 and explains how that statement of faith and Jesus’s response outlines our roles as disciples. Jesus tells His disciples not to tell anyone that He is the messiah. What did that mean then, and what does it mean now? And what do Jesus’s subsequent statements mean about our discipleship? It may be more than you think!

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Rev. Dr. Mary Hulst On Crossing Barriers

In episode 1 of our podcast, the Rev. Dr. Mary Hulst discusses her sermon based on Joshua, chapters 3 and 4. Here the Israelites are instructed on how they are to traverse a barrier to get where God wants them to be.

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Get Inspired: The Best Preachers In America Share Insights Behind Their Most Life-Changing Sermons

Something’s different. You can feel it. You didn’t anticipate anything life-changing happening, but there it is. And you’ll never forget this moment. You’ve just heard something that has altered your view of who you are, who God is, your life.

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“Inspirational Sermons”: Who Are The Best American Preachers And What Makes Them Great?

Let’s face it, some preachers are just plain talented. The best American preachers have God-given gifts, and they are effective and successful because of those gifts.

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