I'm excited to share that Pastor Bryan Loritts joins the Preachers' College Podcast today. Pastor Bryan is the Lead Pastor of Abundant Life Christian Fellowship in Mountainview, California. He is an author, speaker, Pastor, and leader with a broad and national following. God has elevated him to a position from which he speaks constantly on Biblical Justice, social injustice, and how The Church and her members can faithfully engage in these spaces.

Pastor Darryl Williamson graciously joins us on the podcast today. He's the Lead Pastor of Living Faith Bible Fellowship in Tamp, Florida (glory to God for the scenery) and is also a council member of The Gospel Coalition. In today's episode I interview Pastor Darryl and discuss the story of how he led his church into a multi ethnic congregation instead of remaining homogenous. He shares the challenges and the how-to behind preaching to multiple cultures at the exact same time in the exact same sermon.

Pastor Léonce Crump Jr., is an author, international speaker, and the founder and lead pastor of Renovation Church in Atlanta. In 2006, Crump answered God’s call to relocate from Tennessee to Atlanta and begin the process of planting Renovation Church. He details the obstacles he and his family faced and the revelations he uncovered during this process in Renovate: Changing Who You Are by Loving Where You Are. He is a champion for Biblical preaching and Biblical diversity.

Pastor Doug Logan is the founding pastor of Epiphany Fellowship, the Director of Diversity for Acts 29 and the co director of Church in Hard Places for Acts 29. In today's episode we talk about what it's like to preach to the urban community. We discuss how knowing the neighborhood and serving the streets affects preaching. We talk about the challenges of preaching to a diverse congregation.

Jerome Gay Jr. is the Founding and Teaching Pastor of Vision Church. In today's episode he shares with us the importance and value of preaching points that come straight from The Scriptures. He also spends time helping us think through diversity and how to preach on Biblical Justice in a culture and a world that would prefer to brush these issues under the rug. Pastor Jerome is also a Church Planter and shares his perspective on preaching in a church plant.

Today I'm so excited to welcome Pastor Nebiye Kelile onto the podcast to discuss a wide range of topics. He's the Lead Pastor of Pathway Church East Dallas. He shares the challenges of how to pastor and preach to Millennials. He talks about the beauty of pursuing diversity and gives us a ton of preaching insight on how to communicate the Bible faithfully to our congregations.

Pastor John Onwuchekwa is a Pastor, Author, and Gospel Coalition Council Member. He faithfully serves as the Lead Pastor of Cornerstone Church in Urban Atlanta. He holds an M.A. from Dallas Theological Seminary. He's also the author of Prayer: How Prayer Shapes The Church (you need to go buy it now). Pastor John helps us by sharing the challenges and unique opportunities of leading a church in an urban core.

Pastor Mike Dsane is a friend of the Podcast and a dear friend. He was the guest on episode 1 and if you haven't listened to that episode you should go back and listen. In today's episode we talk about preaching in a way that is helpful, Biblical, and lively. We also spend time talking about how to leverage the pulpit in aiming the direction and vision of the Church towards God's Biblical standards.

Dale Sutherland is the Lead Pastor of McLean Bible Church, a multi-site church in Virginia, Maine, and Maryland. He comes from a law enforcement background and a bi-vocational pastor background. He shares the value of sharing the pulpit based on his experience with on boarding David Platt into his church. Pastor Dale shares lessons that he's learned after 40 years of preaching and pastoral ministry.

ete Briscoe is the Senior Pastor of Bent Tree Bible Church, a multi-site church in the DFW metroplex. He is an author, speaker, and the leader of a multi-media ministry called Telling the Truth. In this episode Pastor Pete opens up about past mistakes on neglecting to preach on issues of racism, the value of animated preaching, and the beauty of Bible saturated preaching. In this episode Pastor Pete shares wisdom and experiences based on decades of experience.