Join Jake and Saolomon for a conversation with Kyle Hoffsmith. Kyle serves as the Family Pastor at Old North Church in Ohio and hosts the Word in Youth Ministry Podcast.

In this episode we discuss:

- What does preaching look like in youth ministry? Does it work?

- Why has the American Church lowered the bar of preaching in youth ministry?

- How do you cultivate a biblically and theologically robust culture in youth ministry?

What does preaching and valuing preaching actually look like on the ground level in a church plant? How can a preacher speak clearly on culturally issues from the Bible? How do we raise up the next generation of preachers?

Join Jake and Saolomon for a conversation on these questions and more with Dr. Doug Ponder. He serves as a Founding Pastor at Remnant Church and is Academic Dean and Professor of Biblical studies at Grimke Seminary.

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Dr. Kevin Kompelien has served as a pastor of several EFCA churches over 20 years, in Reach Global which is EFCA missions in Africa, as the EFCA President, and now serves as the president of Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. In other words he has spent his whole ministry career serving in the EFCA context. Join Jake and Saolomon for a conversation on preaching in the EFCA.

Join Jake and Saolomon for a discussion with Dan Jacobsen to discuss the release of Warren Wiersbe's most recent devotional book "Becoming New." Dan is the grandson of the late pastor, author, and preacher Warren Wiersbe and also serves as a lead pastor at Heartland Community Church in Olathe Kansas.

3 books are being given away! Sign up here by Dec 15th for a chance to receive a copy of Becoming New: https://mailchi.mp/cc8a8a512d4a/preaching-for-the-long-haul-giveaway

Have you ever wanted to talk preaching with someone who has taught preaching as their profession? Join Jake and Saolomon as they talk all things preaching with Dr. Hershael York who serves as Dean of The School of Theology and the Victor and Louise Lester Professor of Christian Preaching at Southern Seminary. He also is Pastor Emeritus at Buck Run Baptist Church.

Join Jake and Saolomon for a conversation on a variety of topics including the benefit of biblical scholarship in pastoral ministry, needs in Evangelical churches, and a lot of other things with Dr. Joey Dodson.

Dr. Dodson serves as the Dr. Craig L. Blomberg Endowed Chair of New Testament at Denver Seminary and as a pastor at New Denver Church.

Conquerors not Captives- https://lexhampress.com/product/260141/conquerors-not-captives-reframing-romans-7-for-the-christian-life

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Evangelical interpretation and application can often be focused on the individual. This is the case even though most of the New Testament letters were written to corporate bodies of believers.

Join Jake and Saolomon in a conversation with Cheston Pickard who is currently in a DMin program and researching and writing on this very topic.

Cheston also serves as discipleship pastor at Highview Baptist Church in Lousville KY.

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Are great preachers born or made? How does a preaching professor plant a church? What can you learn from decades of teaching preachers? Join Jake and Saolomon with long time preaching professor Dr. Scott Wenig of Denver Seminary.

Dr. Wenig serves as Professor of Applied Theology and the Haddon W. Robinson Chair of Biblical Preaching at Denver Seminary and has served at the seminary for over 30 years.

Shannon Preaching Lectureship and Seminary- https://denverseminary.edu/calendar_event/shannon-preaching-lectureship-and-seminar/

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Can youth pastors preach to adults? What's the difference in preaching to students in adults? How should a pastor think differently or not on the prep, application, or the actual preaching moment?

Join Jake and Saolomon in a conversation with longtime youth pastor Carson Greenhaw. Carson currently serves as the Next Gen Pastor at New Life Community Church in Aurora Colorado and has been there for 14 years.

Typically the ministry books and resources are divided into categories of leading, pastoring, and preaching. But Dr. Scott Pace is convinced that to have all 3 in view is necessary in order to best understand the task of being a pastor. Even more so, pastors must view expository preaching as the primary way they lead and pastor. Church leadership has become more and more complex as churches grow, culture changes, and people expect a lot from churches. Join Jake and Saolomon in their discussion of Dr. Scott Pace's book "Expositional Leadership."

Dr. Scott Pace serves as Provost, Professor of Pastoral Ministry and Preaching, and Dean of Graduate Studies at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary.

Expositional Leadership- https://www.crossway.org/books/expositional-leadership-tpb/