Throughout 2011 we had the privilege of offering an outstanding lineup of new sermons at PreachingToday.com. We often say that we offer sermons for the following four reasons:

1. to serve as models of outstanding preaching,
2. to feed the preacher's soul,
3. to inspire a preacher's own creative thinking,
4. and to provide a kind of preachers' commentary.

Of course, I feel strongly that all of our sermons meet those four criteria, but you still might like to know which sermons were most popular among other customers—and for a limited time they're available at 25 percent off. So, without further delay, these are the Top 10 sermon downloads for 2011:

1. God Is Holy , by Dan Meyer: Gaining a glimpse of God's holy fire
2. God Is Present and Powerful , by Dan Meyer: Because of the gospel we are no longer essentially sinners. We are essentially saints.
3. What to Do When Your Fig Tree Doesn't Blossom , by Jeffrey Arthurs: We can trust the person of God even when we can't grasp the plan of God.
4. It's God's Party, Not Yours , by Francis Chan: The purpose of your life involves bowing to the authority of Christ.
5. A Prescription for the Spiritually Challenged , by Haddon Robinson: God calls "spiritually challenged" people to show love through forgiveness.
6. Enter the King of Glory , by Philip Ryken: It is not enough simply to say that Jesus is the King of glory; you must enthrone him as the King of your heart.
7. Finding God in the Dark by Chuck DeGroat: By bringing our laments to God, we engage God and declare our trust in him.
8. Falling Madly in Love with God , by Francis Chan: Let the Holy Spirit work a miracle in your heart—loving the God who loves you.
9. Defiled and Cleansed , by Ligon Duncan: In Christ the defiled and excluded are now healed and accepted.
10. The Big Picture of God's Faithfulness , by Jenny Salt: When you know God's track record of faithfulness, you'll want to respond with trust and obedience.

It's been a privilege to serve our community of preachers throughout 2011 and may God richly bless your ministry of preaching in 2012.

Sincerely in Christ,

Matt Woodley
Managing Editor, PreachingToday.com