Mike Neglia

Aaron W. Campbell was born in Plainfield, N.J., in January 1974. Growing up in a single-parent home by the age of four (after his parents separated), Aaron, his younger brother, and young mother became acquainted with "the struggle."

On the first session of the Aurora training weekend, Pastor David Guzik starts our time together by reminding us of the importance of expository preaching.

Pastor Ray founded Maranatha Chapel in August 1984, teaching a midweek Bible study in a recreation center with 30 people. Today Maranatha serves 7,000 people weekly. He is host to the daily Maranatha Radio show heard on stations across the United States and around the…

How do the various gifts of the Holy Spirit play into the teaching and preaching role? How does the gift of administration play into preaching? What should you do when a sermon is going badly and you know it?

Bruce Zachary was raised in a Jewish home, and came to faith in Christ as Messiah 25+ years ago. He has been teaching the Bible for almost 25 years. He and Karen, his lovely bride have been married since 1991, and are blessed by their…

Clay and Mike reminisce about Bible College days with their former Dean of Men; Pastor Sean Houseman, and then move on to have an encouraging and challenging conversation about lessons learned about teaching and preaching sacred scripture.

Is it supposed to be “lonely at the top”? Are sermons the result of solitary contemplation ? Evan Wickham believes that personal study should be supplemented by communal review and critique. Listen as he describes the preparation process he uses for preaching at Park Hill…

In this candid conversation Conor and Mike talk over some embarrassing sermon failures, things that they have both learned over the years and the link between counseling and preaching.

On our shortest episode yet, David Guzik packs in a lot of encouragement from the life and ministry of C.H. Spurgeon (1834-1892)

With three decades of experience under his belt, Pastor Danny Ramos shares with us the importance of finding your own voice in the pulpit, loving your congregation and dependence upon God The Holy Spirit.