Glen talks about preaching to students, why ancient commentaries are better than new ones and how sermons have shaped our modern society.

In this podcast Helen talks about her 30 years of experience giving Bible talks and why she thinks churches should be better at training women for complementarian ministry.

John has forty years preaching experience and currently trains people to preach. In this episode we'll find out whether preachers are born or made and why a sermon is like a lot like a house!

Stephen shares how he has preached through depression for all of his ministry and how his sermons have to be tailored for a bilingual congregation. He also comments on whether there is a pulpit crisis in the UK.

Former pastor and itinerant Bible teacher Stuart Reynolds talks about the cost of strong preaching and why some of his best sermons have never been preached.

Dan explains why we should preach 'magnetically' and whether Mark Driscoll was right about UK preachers. Dan also tells us why some of his best sermons started with prep in the shower.

John is the National Director of the FIEC. In this podcast he tells us why so many lawyers become preachers, whether we should name false teachers from the pulpit and why prayer is essential in sermon prep.

Roger tells Tom about preaching evangelistically and shares his concerns about apologetics and expository preaching.

Rev Stephen Thompson (Pastor of Kings Church, Boston Spa) tells Tom how he has stayed fresh in preaching over four decades and why he uses quotes from others.