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2019 Preaching Today Biblical Preaching Award Winners

2019 Preaching Today Biblical Preaching Award Winners

We are excited to announce the winners of the 2019 Preaching Today Biblical Preaching Award! For the past two years Preaching Today has partnered with five seminaries across the United States. We are thankful for this partnership and excited to see the rise of the next generation of preachers.

This award is given to students who best exhibit Biblical preaching applied to everyday life. The winner’s sermons included:

-Faithful biblical exposition

-Clear and simple structure

-Creative illustrations

-Pastoral application to daily life

-Urgency in delivery

So check out the winning sermons and article from this year’s winners!

Stephanie Juliot
Trinity Evangelical Divinity School (Deefield, IL)
Finding Your Way in the Unfamiliar
At the crossroads, seek security within God’s system.
1 Samuel 8

Taylor Turkington
Western Seminary (Portland, OR)
Why We Should Preach on Habakkuk
Habakkuk’s message is one today’s listeners need to hear.

Isaac Fabian
Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary (S. Hamilton, MA)
The Woman Who Never Laughed
For a God who can do the impossible, even our barren womb will do.
Genesis 18:9-15

Vincent Crespin II
Denver Seminary (Denver, CO)
The Danger of Descending into Sin
David lusts, rapes, attempts deception, and kills—and yet God’s grace is big enough to redeem him.
2 Samuel 11

Coleman Reidling
Truett Seminary (Waco, TX)
The Jesus Alternative
Jesus provides a better alternative than the world.
Matthew 11:28-30

Andrew Finch is the Managing Editor for PreachingToday.com.

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