Expositors Collective

Patrick Schreiner discusses the transfiguration of Jesus, Christian growth, and manuscripted sermons. He explores the significance of Christ's transfiguration, progress in the Christian life, and the value of effective communication. The podcast delves into interpreting biblical stories, improving preaching skills, and using illustrations to engage the congregation.

Experienced preachers Jim Wilson, Ted Leavenworth, Wesley Towne, Randall Tonini, and Brian Bell discuss pausing teaching series, gospel-smoothies, preaching on hot topics, and mentoring new expositors. They emphasize balancing topical and expository preaching, using cross-references effectively, and developing preaching skills through mentorship and service.

Experienced preacher Tim Brown discusses integrity, passion, and development in the pulpit. He emphasizes the importance of simplifying complex concepts with relatable illustrations and preaching personal truths with passion. The conversation delves into the transformative power of conviction in preaching, the value of simplicity, and crafting thesis statements for impactful sermons.

Pastor Tim Brown, who had a life-changing encounter with Jesus and went to Bible College, discusses parallels between Mediterranean stormcloud formation and faithful preaching steps. He highlights the importance of refining preaching skills, deep engagement with scriptures, and delivering impactful messages. The podcast explores the depth of encounter with God, the necessity of thunderous preaching, and the transformative power of preaching with the Word of God.

Luke Simmons, a church vision expert, discusses the importance of dripping vision throughout the year, versus a single 'Vision Sunday'. He explores the Biblical basis of church vision, distinguishing it from mission. Luke emphasizes the significance of aligning church vision with biblical principles and consistently reinforcing it through storytelling and slogans.

Pastor Heath Hardesty discusses 'symphonic preaching,' blending Old and New Testaments for relevance. He shares a story of a sermon gone wrong, the importance of growth as a preacher, and his commitment to consistent improvement.

Wesley Towne shares his 4-step sermon preparation process, bridging the gap from ancient texts to modern culture. He discusses the importance of language nuances, historical context, and exegetical commentaries. Wesley's journey from leading a megachurch to founding Better Days, focusing on mental health awareness, offers valuable insights for effective Bible teaching.

Wyatt Graham, executive director of Gospel Coalition Canada, delves into the interconnectedness of Psalms, exploring their unified message, messianic themes, and relevance for modern believers. He discusses the significance of reading Psalms in sequence and emphasizes the need for effective preaching of these timeless texts.

Discover how the inductive Bible Study method helps to uncover the author's intended meaning, as taught by John Whittaker. Explore textual analysis strategies, cultural context in historical texts, and the importance of accurate interpretation for personal growth.

David Guzik discusses effectively utilizing commentaries in sermon preparation, combatting people-pleasing tendencies, and structuring coherent sermons. He emphasizes the journey of finding one's unique preaching voice and staying true to God's truth authentically.