Expositors Collective

Dr. Russell Moore shares the stress and uneasy nerves as a boy preaching his first sermon and the joy of preaching to the same congregation 8 years later as a seminary student. He offers suggestions for church culture that promote the engagement of the youth. Dr. Moore also helps to explain how the lens of the congregation can be a barrier between them and the sermon, and understanding the context and limitations of your audience is key to finding the proper words to connect with them. He also discusses how spiritual warfare is one of the largest obstacles that must be overcome with prayer for effective preaching.Dr. Moore has served in a multitude of capacities across several organizations. Some of those positions have included as a teaching pastor, provost and dean of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, and the president of the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention and recently has become the full-time public theologian for Christianity Today and leads the new Public Theology Project. He has authored numerous books, papers, and articles for multiple other publications. Dr. Moore also has a vast catalog of audio and video in the form of podcasts, both his own and as a guest, as well as numerous youtube videos on his own channel and others.A native Mississippian, Moore and his wife Maria are the parents of five sons. He is also an avid fan of The Office.To find more about Dr. Russell Moore visit:Website: russellmoore.com/Twitter: twitter.com/drmooreYoutube: youtube.com/drmooreFor his books and other resources:Russell Moore Podcast: https://www.russellmoore.com/category/russell-moore-podcast/The Signposts Podcast: https://www.russellmoore.com/category/podcast/Courage to Stand: https://www.russellmoore.com/courage-to-stand/Other Books: https://www.russellmoore.com/books/Recommended Episodes: How Gospel Preaching Creates Gospel Culture: Ray Ortlund  https://www.expositorscollective.com/podcast/2020/8/18/how-gospel-preaching-creates-gospel-culture-ray-ortlund Sunday Morning 4am Club : Simon Lawrenson https://www.expositorscollective.com/podcast/2019/11/11/the-sunday-morning-4am-clubGetting Application Right - Jason Cruise https://www.expositorscollective.com/podcast/2020/10/27/getting-application-right-dr-jason-cruise

What if God came to your church? Or better yet, what if your words were the words of God?

Dan Ewing speaks with his old college buddy and band-mate Mike about Bi-Vocational ministry and guest speaking at different churches across Juneau, Alaska.

Join Thabiti Anyabwile as he takes us on his journey from a study out of John 4 for a “youth group” to a Pastor of Anacostia River Church. Thabiti discusses teaching in different church cultures and how he leveraged intentional times of critique to hone his craft, even if it hurt a little. He also breaks down his final “48 hours” of sermon prep and shares how his wife is one of his best critics and probably the best preacher in the family.

John Starke speaks with Mike Neglia about the power of self awareness, the value of hearing the truth, but chiefly the priority of love in pastoral ministry.

We're glad to introduce you to a brand new podcast from Steering Committee member Nick Cady entitled "Theology for the People" You are likely already familiar with the sound of Nick's voice and will definitely appreciate hearing more of it! The goal of the Theology for the People podcast is to bring understanding of God’s Word and application for the questions that people are asking today. Mike Neglia interviews Nick briefly and then you'll get a chance to hear an episode in its entirety. You can subscribe to Theology for the People on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you listen to podcasts: https://anchor.fm/theologyforthepeople https://nickcady.org/

Andreas Köstenberger speaks with Mike Neglia on a broad range of topics related to personal formation and Bible study and proclamation.

Dr Dustin Benge (Provost, Union School of Theology, Wales) speaks with Mike Neglia about the importance of sermon application. It isn’t enough to just tell the hearers of our sermons what is true, we also need to give examples of how it can be lived out in day-to-day live throughout the week. Additionally they speak about ways that pastors can encourage and mentor the next generation of younger preachers

Pilgrim Benham chats with Mike about guest speaking, how to select a passage to speak from, how long a sermon should last as well as best practices for being a hospitable, welcoming host church. They also discuss High School revivals, swag bags, honorariums and Mike’s first sermon.