Let's work together on integrating your preaching ministry with your entire ministry. Let me be your sounding-board and help you navigate your roles as pastor and preacher.

I’ve been there and I want to be a trusted advisor for you as you deal with the complex issues of leading your congregation. We can talk about how to handle tough situations, I can be an accountability partner to you, or we can just celebrate what God is doing in your life. Whatever we talk about, it stays between us.

The greatest gift I can give you is my loving, honest feedback. My goal is to see your church thrive under your healthy, biblical leadership. Together we will explore how to press into your strengths and learn and grow out of your weaknesses.

As pastors, we fall into ruts of mimicking other—perhaps well-known—pastors. But the Lord has placed you in the role of preacher for a reason. Preaching like ourselves doesn't mean emphasizing ourselves—when we are devoted wholly to God’s word and take the focus off ourselves, we become more truly ourselves, and preach as God intended for us.

My targeted training sessions will equip you to know better how to conduct important background research, uncover exegetical insights, apply sound hermeneutical principles and intentionally apply it to the needs of those you teach and lead using the text-driven approach. Let’s build on your present strengths and help you achieve new heights of excellence as a teacher.

Leading a class can be complicated and frustrating if you feel uncomfortable when relating with your people. Let’s work on building your social confidence and relational competence as a teacher and leader.

Yes, the Spirit can work through our weaknesses. But he also gave us training, so we might learn and grow in how we share His word. I want to help your delivery so that you can capture attention and engage the minds and hearts of those under your care.

Text-driven teaching is more than just unpacking the context of the original audience of a text and illustrating how the original hearers understood the Word. Yes, understanding culture and context, and exegeting is important, but until those we teach or lead can faithfully apply Scripture to their lives it will not benefit them. Together we will build up your capacity for creating lessons with strong life-applications.