A full auditorium at Grace Baptist Church

Church leaders

Pursue Expository Excellence

The Michigan Expositors Summit: equipping church leaders for expository excellence.

Michigan Expositors Summit

Mission

The Michigan Expositors Summit exists to advance the art and impact of expository preaching across the Great Lakes region.

Vision

To be at the center of a vibrant new movement of expository preachers who are impacting communities across the region through their faithful communication of God's Word.

Program

The centerpiece of our program is an annual, half-day expository preaching seminar. We share a breakfast together, participate in three workshops led by a seasoned expositor, and then have lunch. The full cost of this event is carried by Grace Baptist Church so it can be offered to our participants free of charge.

Most recent summit

April 3rd, 2025: "Preaching in a Pluralistic World"

  • 8:30–9:00Registration & Refreshments
  • 9:00–10:00Session 1: "Helping Our People Understand Pluralism"
  • 10:00–10:10Break
  • 10:10–11:10Session 2: "Helping Our People Critique Pluralism"
  • 11:10–11:20Break
  • 11:20–12:20Session 3: "Preaching Christ in a Pluralistic World"
  • 12:20Lunch (no charge)

Most recent speaker

Michael Wittmer

Michael Wittmer

Michael Wittmer (PhD, Calvin Theological Seminary) is Senior Pastor of Cedar Springs Baptist Church near Grand Rapids and a professor of systematic and historical theology at Cornerstone Theological Seminary. He is a dedicated pastor, scholar, and blogger who writes accessible books on theology and Christian worldview for the church.

A member of the Evangelical Theological Society, Dr. Wittmer regularly presents at the association's regional and national conferences. From 2016 to 2018, he also served as a member of the regional discussion fellowship for the Creation Project, an initiative hosted by the Henry Center of Trinity Evangelical Divinity School.