Ok Han-heum's Preaching Method: Where Expository Preaching Meets Discipleship Training
Ok Han-heum founded Sarang Community Church in Seoul and built the discipleship-training model that came to define Korean Protestant lay ministry. This piece traces the compositional method behind his preaching — book-by-book exposition, a "principle to audience" three-step process, and a confessional ethos — drawn from the available scholarship.
Preaching from God's Side: The Expository Method of Park Young-sun
How Park Young-sun, founder of Nampo Church, built a preaching ministry around divine initiative, sanctification, and the deliberate dismantling of human-centered religion.
Logic in the Pulpit: The Expository Preaching of Pastor Hwa Jong-bu
An analysis of Pastor Hwa Jong-bu's preaching methodology at Namseoul Church. Drawing on published interviews and his own writings, this study examines his sequential expository approach, gospel-centered theology, and his inheritance of Martyn Lloyd-Jones's logical method.
Ha Yong-jo's Preaching Style: QT-Based Expository Preaching and the Acts Church Vision
An analysis of the preaching approach of Ha Yong-jo, founding senior pastor of Onnuri Church. We examine how his distinctive QT-integrated expository format, receiver-centered communication philosophy, and missional vision shaped his pulpit.
Park Dae-young's Preaching Style: Expository Sermons Grown from Meditation
An exploration of Pastor Park Dae-young's preaching method at Gwangju Somyeong Church. How thirty years of daily Bible meditation shapes a text-centered expository approach.
Cho Jung-min's Preaching Style — From News Anchor to Pulpit
An analysis of the preaching methodology of Pastor Cho Jung-min of Basic Church, a former MBC news anchor who brings the communicator's instincts — question-driven openings, no manuscript, direct eye contact, and accessible language — into expository preaching.
Let the Text Speak: Song Tae-geun's Approach to Expository Preaching
A look at Pastor Song Tae-geun's method of consecutive expository preaching, refined over decades at the pulpit—from original-language exegesis to a unique handwriting discipline that shapes how he delivers sermons without notes.
The Preacher as Mere Vessel: Noh Jin-jun's Expository and Apologetic Preaching
Noh Jin-jun, co-director of PCM (Preaching Coaching Ministries), builds expository preaching on Reformed theology and apologetics training, defining the preacher not as the agent of change but as the vessel that recalls Christ to mind.
Simple and Absolute Truth: The Text-Centered Exposition of Jung Pil-do
Jung Pil-do (1941-2022), who planted and led Suyeongro Church in Busan for 36 years, preached a text-centered exposition that avoided allegorical reading in favor of a passage's literal and historical meaning, moving in balance between Old and New Testaments.
The Scholar-Pastor at Pohang Cheil: The Preaching of Park Young-ho
How Park Young-ho brings New Testament scholarship, expository discipline, and the Reformation-era Prophezei tradition to bear on Korean pastoral preaching.
Kim Seo-taek: The Expository Preacher Whose Scholarship Becomes Story
Kim Seo-taek, emeritus pastor of Daegu Dongbu Church, is known for completing expository preaching through all 66 books of the Bible. What makes his method worth studying is the gap — and the bridge — between his scholarly preparation and his narrative pulpit delivery.