Welcome to Preaching Christ in a Postmodern World, a transformative lecture series led by the late Dr. Tim Keller (1950–2023) and Dr. Edmund Clowney (1917–2005). Originally taught as a Doctor of Ministry course, this foundational series has shaped an entire generation of preachers, teachers, and ministry leaders. Throughout the episodes, Keller and Clowney pose a critical and challenging question: Is Jesus actually made visible in every sermon, or is He merely talked about? Moving beyond popular models of preaching that merely exhort on a moral level or attempt to evoke a fleeting emotional response, this course equips you with a robust, Christocentric approach to biblical exposition. Listeners will learn a profound model of preaching focused on three essential aspects to guide both the communicator and the congregation: 1. Expounding Christ: How does this specific text point to and reveal the person and work of Jesus Christ? 2. Applying Christ: How does this text demonstrate that the listener's life is spiritually impoverished without Him? 3. Adoring Christ: How can we use this text to lead the listener beyond mere intellectual understanding into genuine worship and adoration? Whether you are a pastor, a church planter, a theological student, or simply a believer who wants to read and communicate the Bible with Jesus at the center, this lecture series will fundamentally shift how you approach the Word of God.