Expositors Collective

Dr. Steve Mathewson, an expert in sermon preparation, discusses crafting engaging sermon introductions and utilizing illustrations for relatability. He shares valuable lessons from Dr. Haddon Robinson, emphasizes the importance of character in preaching, and previews his book on Old Testament poetry. Topics include impactful sermons, effective storytelling, challenges in teaching Old Testament poetry, and continuous improvement in preaching.

Speaker Will Basset shares his journey of overcoming a speech impediment to preach confidently. They discuss sermon preparation, embracing weaknesses, and preaching about money boldly. Will aims to teach theology in an engaging way that excites listeners.

Experienced preacher Mike Neglia discusses hermeneutics, study techniques, contextual familiarity, application, expositional preaching, creating an outline. Emphasizes repeated readings, contextual analysis, relevance to the preacher's life, aligning teaching with personal obedience, centering sermons on Jesus and the Trinity.

Pastor Craig Babcock shares insights on preaching through Proverbs, presenting it as a journey of gaining wisdom. The discussion touches on raising future Bible teachers, the importance of attire in religious practices, and the challenges of studying and teaching Proverbs comprehensively. Additionally, the conversation explores the universal nature of wisdom, the progression of life patterns in Proverbs, and building a teaching team within a church setting.

Sam McCabe, a singer-songwriter and worship leader, discusses the challenges and benefits of quarterly preaching, the interconnection between teaching and worship, and the importance of collaboration between pastors and worship leaders. He also shares practical tips on sermon preparation and the balance between personal themes and submitting to the text.

Exploring teaching strategies for the Gospel of Matthew, benefits of collaborative preparation, and using commentaries effectively. Insightful discussion on structuring preaching schedules, incorporating small groups, and preaching styles. Highlighting Jesus as the fulfillment of Israel, significance of geographical progression in Matthew, and preaching without notes. Celebrating podcast anniversary and inviting support for training event in Uganda.

Dr. Philip Nation, experienced leader, shares insights on trends in preaching, advice for guest speakers, and addressing church drama with kids. Focus on continual growth as a preacher and nurturing positive views of the church in children. Valuable guidance for ministry leaders and those interested in Christian walk.

Brian Bell, senior pastor of Calvary Murrieta, discusses the importance of developing outlines for clear communication in preaching. He shares his experiences spreading the message of Jesus, advocating against human trafficking, and supporting unreached communities. Brian's dedication to faith and family shines through his forty years of marriage, two children, and five grandchildren. Join him as he delves into the transformative power of faith and the impact of engaging with unreached communities.

Former youth minister Trevor O'Keefe shares wild debut sermon story almost involving someone's death, discusses boundaries, vulnerability, and honesty in ministry. Emphasizes church as a family to love, not an audience to entertain. Talks about the importance of balancing humor and seriousness in preaching, engaging teenagers with theological discussions, embracing authentic vulnerability, and shifts in sermon preparation towards gospel-centered content.

Dr. Sigurd Grindheim, a New Testament professor, discusses preaching the Book of Hebrews, authorship theories, and lessons on fatherhood. He highlights the difference between expository and topical preaching styles, emphasizing the importance of clear messages in sermons.