
A panel of seasoned pastors discusses the challenges and practices of faithful preaching in the modern church, focusing on youth ministry and cultural influences.
Recorded live in Longmont, Colorado , this panel conversation brings together four seasoned pastors and ministry leaders to reflect on what faithful preaching looks like in today’s cultural moment. Dr Roy Collins , Dr Alan Stoddard , Mike Payne , and Bryan Stupar speak candidly about early preaching mistakes, the discipline of reading Scripture carefully, and the practical realities of preparing sermons alongside the many demands of pastoral ministry. The discussion addresses how expressive individualism shapes both the church and the wider culture, and why historic practices like preaching calendars, shared preparation, and confessional reminders help anchor pastors and congregations alike. The panel also explores realistic rhythms for sermon planning, the challenge of information overload, and the value of planning ahead rather than reacting week to week. In the final portion of the conversation, the focus turns to youth ministry. The speakers offer wise and grounded counsel on mentoring young people, cultivating lasting fruit, and remembering that students are often listening more closely than they appear. Rather than chasing novelty, the panel encourages patient investment…
Host: Mike Neglia
Guests: Dr Roy Collins, Dr Alan Stoddard, Mike Payne, Bryan Stupar
Organizations: Expositors Collective
Places: Longmont, Colorado
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