"Expository Preaching: expository sermons from the Gospels"

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I love Dr Koh's devotionals, and he offers such great insight into the books of the Bible. He has a great anointing upon him. He's able to easily explain the text and offer beautiful prayers for us for each day of the devotionals or studies, Fluffy Luggage, Bookbub, 5 stars. Clear and direct sermons. Makes them for everyone to understand. Doesn't overwhelm you with over-explanation of subject. Very good, Margarita Bailey, Goodreads, Bookbub, 5 stars. As a student of the Bible, we continue to need more background and understanding of the Bible passages, especially the stories of Jesus. PaR, Goodreads, 5 stars. I found the book to be a great guide to understanding the way Dr. Koh creates sermons, Kevin Booker, Amazon, 5 stars. This book is a no-nonsense read that sticks to the foundations of the Bible. Expertly translated into everyday lingo. This book is a MUST for believers. Makes a great gift for a non-believer too, Tiffany Townsend, Amazon, Apple, Goodreads, Bookbub, 5 stars. A great Bible study for everyday use. This book is also great in encouraging children to learn the Gospels and understand them better, J Sharmani, Amazon, 5 stars This was an enlightening book about the gospels.This book would be a lovely addition to anyone's library on Christianity, Rowan E Creech, Goodreads, Bookbub, 5 stars To understand the teachings in the Bible, it's important to learn about the customs, language, geography, and politics of the era.The 30 sermons in this book about the New Testament gave me a preview of what I can expect from this type of writing. R.F. Whong, Amazon, Goodreads, 4 stars. Expositions on 30 New Testament passages involving the life, miracles, and teachings of Jesus. He gives the background to each passage with good outlines and insight, Rev. Ng Wah Lok The approach Dr. Andrew Koh has taken is systematic and simple. The book does not merely scratch the surface of the texts, and yet it is not too academic, Jason Fong