Jonathan Edwards’ sermons can sharpen modern Christians, but they should be read under Scripture, with discernment, and with attention to both doctrine and pastoral application.

Charles Spurgeon’s sermons on faith repeatedly direct sinners away from themselves and toward Christ. His preaching helps us see that saving faith rests on Jesus, not on the strength of our feelings.

Expository and topical preaching are not enemies when both submit to Scripture. The key question is whether the sermon’s message is governed by God’s Word.