
The podcast about all things preaching and ministry.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 410 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity | |||

In this episode, Robert Hatfield welcomes Forest Antemesaris for a heartfelt and practical conversation about reaching those who doubt. Forest shares from his unique perspective—having grown up an atheist and later coming to faith in Christ as a youn... more
For the tenth year in a row, Chad Landman joins Robert Hatfield for one of our most anticipated episodes of the year — the Holiday Gift Guide for Ministers!
Each year, Chad shares his favorite gear, tools, and resources that can enhance your ministr... more
In this episode, Robert is joined by Adam Faughn, a seasoned preacher, devoted husband and father, and an avid reader who models what it means to be a lifelong learner in ministry. Together they explore the importance of continual growth for preacher... more
Self-righteousness can quietly creep into our hearts — even among those devoted to doing good. In this episode, Robert Hatfield is joined by David Sproule to talk about the danger of self-righteousness in the life of a preacher and within the church.... more
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Extremely helpful podcast. I’ve been preaching for about 2 1/2 years now and I’m always learning something new. This podcast is a GOLD MINE of practical experience and wisdom that other ministers have learned throughout their years of service to the Lord. Highly recommend it!
But I still learn a lot! Thank you
Let’s do it!!!! Holy Ghost let’s rock it!
I found this podcast really good and helpful. Many great subjects and we appreciate the simple way they approach them. Thanks for this great advice and tips. Even though Spanish is my first language your podcast is easy lo
listen. God bless you all. Greetings from the Iglesias de Cristo (Churches of Christ) in Los Angeles, California area.
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Content primarily revolves around the challenges and experiences associated with preaching and ministry, addressing both the spiritual and practical aspects those involved in religious service often face. Important themes include mental health in ministry, the nuances of engaging with congregations, the need for ministers to care for their emotional well-being, and the continual pursuit of effective teaching methods in both congregational and youth settings.
Unique elements of the series include interviews with experienced ministers and educators who share their insights, encouraging growth and support among preachers. Listeners appreciate the blend of personal storytelling with actionable advice, making it a valuable resource for both sea... more
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Recent guests on Preachers in Training include:
1. Chad Landman
2. David Sproule
3. Jeremy Hall
4. Matthew Guy
5. Lonnie Jones
6. David Pharr
7. Gary Hampton
8. Jody Apple
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