Evangelistic preaching formed a core part of the ministry of the late Dr Martyn Lloyd-Jones and he saw a very great deal of fruit from it in terms of conversions. This aspect of his preaching, though, is not as well known as his exegetical preaching – for example, the series on Romans and Ephesians. As a result, preachers today are perhaps not as aware as they could be of what they may be able to learn from him for the purpose of their own evangelism. Although culturally our circumstances are very different from those prevailing in the mid-20th century, the principles on which Lloyd-Jones based his evangelistic ministry are still well worth considering. Robert Strivens will give some brief introductory background to Lloyd-Jones and then explore the principles which guided his evangelistic preaching, with examples and illustrations, before examining how we can apply and/or adapt those principles for such work today. Robert is Principal of London Theological Seminary. He was previously pastor of Banbury Evangelical Free Church.