Past Masters: John Calvin–Preacher of the Gospel
One of the best-known Reformers was far more passionate about evangelism than he's often presented to be.
Past Masters: Gardner C. Taylor–Poet Laureate of the Pulpit
Dr. Taylor was named one of America's seven greatest Protestant preachers...
Past Masters: Charles Silvester Horne: The Romance of Preaching
Horne asked listeners, fellow preachers, to preach faithfully until the times of their deaths.
Past Masters: Gregory of Nazianzus, Lover of God, Lover of Words
The church honors Gregory of Nazianzus as a brilliant theologian, poet and preacher.
The Life and Ministry of Aimee Semple McPherson
Aimee Semple McPherson was a female pioneer of the Christian faith in a day and age when it was not so common for women to be so bold and outspoken.
Past Masters: Vance Havner: An Unbeaten Path
Sickly and frail, Vance Havner lived into his 80s, preaching frequently and praying long hours for lost souls to be found and enter the kingdom of God.
E.K. Bailey: Expositor of the Word
With determination and grit, E.K. Bailey became a great man of God following the hardship of his father's death.
John Jasper: Preaching with Authority
Black minister's fame due largely to faith and literal interpretation of God's Word.
Russell H. Conwell: Master of Lecture and Sermon
Russell H. Conwell is best known for a motivational speech called "Acres of Diamonds," delivered it about 6,000 times in more than six decades on the lecture circuit; but when he became a Christian, he grew to become also a notable pastor and preacher while continuing a full schedule of lecturing. A contemporary of Spurgeon, Moody and Phillips Brooks, he was unlike any of them except in his ability to reach people from the pulpit.