Engaging Exposition

5 Resources You’ll Receive from the Engaging Exposition Preaching Conference 2026

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We at the Pastors’ Center are excited to equip and encourage you through our annual Engaging Exposition Preaching Conference. Each year, our goal is to provide high-quality resources that serve you and your ministry.

Every attendee will receive five carefully selected resources focused on preaching and this year’s theme: Leading from the Pulpit.  See below for the full list of titles.


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  1. Pastoral Theology: Theological Foundations for Who a Pastor is and What He Does by Scott Pace and Danny Akin
  2. On Pastoring: A Short Guide to Living, Leading, and Ministering as a Pastor by H. B. Charles, Jr.
  3. 40 Days in 1 Corinthians by Hershael York
  4. Authority in the Church: Exploring the Roles of the Congregation, Elders, and Deacons by Benjamin Merkle
  5. The Pastor as Leader: Principles and Practices for Connecting Preaching and Leadership by John Currie

Invite a pastor or lay leader to join us September 14–15!


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Engaging Exposition 2026

Engaging Exposition is Southeastern Seminary's annual preaching conference designed to equip local church pastors to preach and lead biblically. This two-day event delivers compelling preaching, practical breakout sessions, free resources, encouragement, and opportunities to network with like-minded pastors. The theme for 2026 is “Leading from the Pulpit.”

Register by July 31, 2026 to lock in the early-bird ticket price: $40 for students and $50 for general admission.

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