I think this is an interesting topic; Folk Preaching. What I mean is preachers who have a folksy style of preaching. Why is it that you don't find very many reformed preachers nowadays who engage in folk preaching?
There have been reformed preachers who had that style in the past like John Bunyan, George Whitefield, and Charles Spurgeon. But it seems that most preachers now that have that style are Arminian. I think of people like T.D. Jakes, Rod Parsely, Jerry Fallwell, Tony Evans, Jentezen Franklin, etc; most of whom are a.) heretics, b.) Pentecostal, c.) Arminian, (with the possible exception of Tony Evans). Anyway, does anyone know why this style of preaching has fallen into disfavor with reformed preachers? I think that it could be used to reach people who might not 'get' most reformed preaching.
There have been reformed preachers who had that style in the past like John Bunyan, George Whitefield, and Charles Spurgeon. But it seems that most preachers now that have that style are Arminian. I think of people like T.D. Jakes, Rod Parsely, Jerry Fallwell, Tony Evans, Jentezen Franklin, etc; most of whom are a.) heretics, b.) Pentecostal, c.) Arminian, (with the possible exception of Tony Evans). Anyway, does anyone know why this style of preaching has fallen into disfavor with reformed preachers? I think that it could be used to reach people who might not 'get' most reformed preaching.