Expositors Collective

What if the greatest danger to a sermon isn’t a weak outline, but an unexamined preacher?In this Expositors Collective session recorded at Reliance Church in Temecula, California, Pastor Ted Leavenworth considers the character of the person who teaches God’s Word. Drawing on 1 Samuel 16, James 3, and Paul’s counsel to Timothy, he asks why Scripture treats Bible teaching as su...

A sermon can be carefully structured, biblically researched—and still fall flat. What gives faithful preaching life?

In this episode of the Expositors Collective podcast, Pilgrim Benham speaks on the art of preaching at our training weekend at Reliance Church in Temecula, California. Drawing from Ecclesiastes 12, he asks preachers to think beyond the mechanics of sermon...

What if a sermon gets the facts right but misses the way God chose to tell the story?

Mike Neglia talks with Grace Campbell about why biblical genre matters for Bible interpretation and expository preaching. Scripture comes to us as narrative, poetry, wisdom, letters, parables and apocalyptic vision—not as interchangeable containers for three-point outlines. How can pre...

What do you say when a family is grieving and you have been asked to preach? How do you honour the person who has died, make room for sorrow, and speak of the hope of Christ without offering easy answers?

In this vintage Expositors Collective interview, Paul talks with Mike Neglia about the work that happens before a funeral sermon is written: being present with the fam...

Who is helping to shape your tomorrow, and whose future are you helping to shape today?

In episode 451 of the Expositors Collective Podcast, Pastor Danny Ramos explores the heart of Christian mentorship and explains why investing personally in others is among the most rewarding and fruitful forms of ministry.

Recorded at the Expositors Collective training event at...