Expositors Collective

Danny Keating is the associate pastor of Calvary Waterford Christian Church in Waterford, Ireland. In this conversation with Mike Neglia they talk about sermon length, bi-vocational pastoral ministry, unnecessary apologies and DarkWing Duck. A key feature of this conversation is Danny’s experience of mentorship under his former pastor Clay Worrell (featured on episode 31 of Expositors Collective) and how he grew as a preacher under his coaching.https://www.calvarywaterford.com/sermonshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W2UFFzPsSsg

Clay Worrell talks about the biblical case for mentorship, the mentoring relationships that he has benefited from, a little bit about fly fishing, and some practical tips for finding a mentor, and being a mentor.http://www.calvarytrivalley.com/

In this “hortatory” discussion; Mike talks with his old friend Keith Fortenberry talk about lessons learned in the last decade, time management and learning to relax and trust God to do His work. https://www.cchd.de/home.html

Pastor Nick Cady from Whitefields Church in Longmont, Colorado speaks to us about what all good stories have in common and how interesting and compelling Bible teaching is an act of love.

Brian Brodersen shares with Mike and Clay the behind-the-scenes interactions that he has had with the Lord concerning the way that he prepares his sermons. Sometimes there are piles of commentaries and sometimes there is only a notepad and the Scriptures!Plus Brian talks about the importance of a sermon title, the cumulative value of multiple years worth of reading and studying, and the importance of background noise and coffee while you prepare!Also listen in as he speaks about the two very different ways that he prepares for a Sunday sermon and a conference message.Links:https://www.calvarychapelcostamesa.com/teaching/http://seniorpastorcentral.com/3380/create-compelling-sermon-titles/

Notes: On this panel; David Guzik, Ed Taylor, Brian Brodersen and Nate Morris field questions ranging from planning out a whole series, week to week routines, bivocational ministry and collaboration with the worship team. We hope you enjoy learning from the diverse voices on these and more topics.https://www.amazon.com/Bible-Knowledge-Commentary-Set/dp/B003OTJ1FE

Nate Morris shares on the importance of a memorable outline and how a well constructed and delivered sermon is honoring to God and to our hearers. Nate is the Senior Pastor of  Calvary Chapel Vail Valley and you can hear more from him here: https://www.ccvv.org/

Pastor Ken Sutton speaks with Mike and Clay about his early years of Bible teaching and “preaching with training wheels” and also gives a surprising reason why young preachers should consider going on the mission field. He highlights the difference between authenticity and a “preaching voice” while in the pulpit and explains why he tells his congregation that he loves them at the end of every sermon.