Expositors Collective

In this conversation Mike & Clay speak with Pastor Mike Doyle about cultural engagement and the importance of maintaining a prophetic voice as well as the exciting possibilities of collaborative sermon preparation.Mike Neglia’s Easter to Pentecost series: http://www.calvarycork.org/series/the-risen-life/Mike Doyle’s Easter to Pentecost series: https://movementnyc.squarespace.com/ascencsionEvan Wickham on collaborative sermon preparation: https://www.expositorscollective.com/podcast/2018/9/25/episode-14-sermons-should-be-prepared-in-communityWhat is a “Xennial”anyway? : https://www.businessinsider.com/xennials-born-between-millennials-and-gen-x-2017-11?r=US&IR=TTo hear more of Mike Doyle’s sermons visit:https://www.mikedoyle.org/sermons

Mike Neglia and Riley Taylor talk with Pastor Chris McCarrick in the basement of the New York School of Urban ministry about the difference between meaningful and meaningless feedback, they also contrast sermons and filmmaking and share encouraging stories about surprising conversions and Warren Weirsbe outlines!Sign up now for the next Expositors Collective Training Weekend that is being hosted at Cornerstone Calvary Chapel on September 20-21st, 2019. http://www.expositorscollective.com- ——Chris McCarrick is the Senior Pastor at Cornerstone Calvary Chapel, Howell, NJ. Shortly after coming to Christ in 1979, Chris was called to dedicate his life to serving God. In 1994 he was led to start a home Bible study, which grew and became Cornerstone Calvary Chapel.From the start of his ministry, God has burdened Pastor Chris with putting emphasis on the teaching of the Word, local outreach and world missions. As a result, the body at Cornerstone supports missions and ministries throughout the world as well as close to home.Pastor Chris and his wife, Marion have 4 children and 6 grandchildren.

What role does the Holy Spirit play in the lives of our churches? Is it possible to be a Scripture centered church and also depend upon the Holy Spirit and His guidance? In this conversation Steve Boal says YES!Steve Boal was born in Letterkenny, Co. Donegal in 1970.He trained as a plumber and subsequently set up and ran a successful plumbing and heating business for 11 years. He fully committed his life to Christ in 1992.In 1999 he married Leslie and together they now have 3 children.In 2001 he completed a certificate in theological and pastoral studies with AGI.He served as an elder at Letterkenny Christian Fellowship, before heading up Christian surfers Ireland for 6 years.In 2008 Steve and his family moved to Co. Clare, where they have since planted North Clare Community Church and assisted with the creation of the online evangelistic ministry ‘Cliffs of Hope’.https://www.northclarechurch.com/https://www.cliffsofhope.com/Top Gear Clip:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HSDfR4NTly4https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=utFbjheDC-Y

What does a preacher have in common with a teabag? What is the difference between milk, meat, and manna? How early should a Bible teacher start working on their sermon? Pastor Rob Salvato asks these questions and more in this episode of the Expositors Collective podcast!Resources mentioned: https://www.preceptaustin.org/verse_by_verseThis was recorded in San Diego in April of 2019Rob Salvato is the lead pastor at Calvary Vista in CA. He is married to his wife, Denise, and they have three grown children. You can listen to his teachings here:https://www.calvaryvista.com/sermons-sunday/The Expositors Collective podcast is part of the GoodLion podcast network - www.Goodlion.io

We believe that sermons can be improved and their impact maximised by increasing the amount of heads and hearts that contribute to their shape and strength. Listen in on this conversation between Mike Neglia and Jody Ponce about their process of making sure that their church gets the best sermons possible week after week.Jody’s first Expositors Collective interview: https://www.expositorscollective.com/podcast/2019/5/28/episode-49-putting-a-lid-on-the-learningRead Jody’s articles here: https://calvarychapel.com/authors/jody_ponce?token=dmrjcv65vhg1fviasr~dys7czutjyiuvEvan Wickham on collaborative sermon preparation: https://www.expositorscollective.com/podcast/2018/9/25/episode-14-sermons-should-be-prepared-in-communityJohn Mark Comer on collaborative sermon preparation: http://sermonsmith.com/93-john-mark-comer/

On the first session of the San Diego training weekend, Pastor David Guzik starts our time together by reminding us of the importance and value of expository preaching. David has been in Christian service for more than 35 years, including two church plants and more than seven years as a missionary in Germany, as director and teacher for an international school (Calvary Chapel Bible College Germany). David has no formal Bible College or seminary training, but does have a Bachelors of Arts degree from the University of California, Santa Barbara.David is married to Inga-Lill for more than 30 years and together they have 3 adult children. For more from David Guzik (including free commentary on the entire Bible) visitTeaching the Bible - Interview with Pete Nelson

In this episode Jeff Figgs will be talking about speech impediments, introversion and the call of God. Jeff Figgs is a pastor at Calvary Chapel Greeley in Greeley Colorado. You can find Pastor Jeff’s teachings here: Calvary Chapel Greeley

After overcoming a speech impediment, a 3 minute sermon and a sense of insecurity from being "too young" Shawn Stone now has wisdom and experience to share with Mike and Clay about life, ministry, preaching and an ongoing dependence upon the Holy Spirit.Shawn Stone is Executive Pastor and leads the Wednesday Night Service at Maranatha Chapel. Shawn is married to Annie; they have 3 children.Nehemiah sermon series: https://maranathachapel.org/nehemiahRevive Audio: http://feeds.feedburner.com/shawnstone

What is the foundation of your approval before God? Is it based on how your most recent sermon went; or is it based upon the once and for all work of Jesus on your behalf? Since we are justified by faith it means that we are accepted, loved and approved by God entirely on the basis of Christ’s work on our behalf.Pete Nelson speaks on the importance of knowing our identity in Christ, and how that impacts our public ministry and allows us to find our own voice and be comfortable in our own skin.This was recorded in Bradenton Florida on December 1 2018.As a pastor, musician and evangelist, Pete Nelson’s worldwide travels have given him a unique perspective on the church as well as the global need for the gospel. Pete received Christ as a senior in high school. Pete’s previous pastoral experience includes: Senior pastor at Calvary of Albuquerque, founding pastor of White Fields Community Church in Longmont, Colorado, and teaching pastor at Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa. Pete recently planted One Love Church in Sydney, Australia and is now currently planting One Love Church in Thousand Oaks, CA. Pete is married to Angie and has three children and two grandchildren.

Mike sits down with Pastor Richard Cimino for a conversation about learning from others but staying true to the “you” that God made you to be.Richard Cimino is the founding pastor of Metro Calvary. After eight years as the high school pastor at CC Costa Mesa and thirteen years as lead and teaching pastor of CC Grass Valley (Crossroads Community Church), Richard sensed a tremendous burden to start a Bible study in the city of Roseville, California, as an outreach of CC Grass Valley, now called Metro Calvary. Richard has a deep love for God’s work in the UK and Brazil and is engaged in regular outreach and discipleship in both places.Sermons from Pastor Richard Cimino: https://subsplash.com/metrocalvary/sermonsResources mentioned:The Ministers Library by Cyril Barber : https://www.amazon.com/Ministers-Library-Essential-Building-Organizing/dp/0801005981D.A. Carson’s New Testament Commentary Survey: https://www.amazon.com/New-Testament-Commentary-Survey-Carson/dp/0801039908https://www.logos.com/logos-pro/ubs-handbooks