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Articles by Gardner C. Taylor
Great Preachers Remembered
Introduction I want to start on this history of preaching from the present and going back, because I am a part of the history of recent times. I’ve been around that long. When I went to New York in 1948, it was the center of the greatest concentration of preaching that this country and perhaps the world has ever known in one city at one time. Sandy Ray One of the reigning voices of that city was my late and dear friend, Sandy Ray.
A Promise for Life's Long Pull
Luke 10: 25-37 Introduction: We all know the account of the Good Samaritan. Does it strike you as something more than odd that an obscure itinerant preacher, in the dusty backwaters of a third-rate province, supposedly off the beaten track of history, would refer one day to a foreigner and the term would pass into the vocabulary of the centuries? Wherever English is spoken, the term Good Samaritan strikes one as a familiar term.
Your Preaching Can Sound Like Poetry
This commentary is based on the sermon entitled “The 23rd for the 83rd” by Gardner Taylor. Alcantara writes, “Poets don’t waste words. They care about how words are used, how they sound and how they function.” That describes Taylor’s preaching. “He cared deeply about words,” Alcantara notes. “He was an orator in the tradition of preaching eloquence.” Taylor’s preaching shows that a Spirit-filled, Christ-focused eloquence can greatly enhance preaching.
The 23rd for the 83rd
What does the psalm have to say to our day? I think it is possible to say with some confidence that this twentieth century has seen developments in many directions, not only never before witnessed but many of them undreamt of by all of the centuries that have gone before. We have seen the telephone come to a usage.
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