The Biblical Preaching Podcast
Welcome to The Biblical Preaching Podcast:
Preaching and teaching the Bible can feel like a lonely path to travel and there is always so much more to learn.
Join the conversation for preachers hosted by Peter Mead and Mike Chalmers, Cor Deo mentors, as they discuss all aspects of preaching and share encouragement for all involved in biblical ministry.
Do not travel alone! Instead, join in the conversation with The Biblical Preaching Podcast as we all keep on growing as preachers and encourage one another in preaching that points to Jesus, transforms lives, builds churches and changes the world!
- Update frequency
- every 7 days
- Average duration
- 22 minutes
- Episodes
- 34
- Years Active
- 2025
Episode 13: Bitesize - 5 Aspects of Natural Delivery
Your delivery when preaching is not automatically natural. Listen to Peter as he highlights 5 aspects of biblical preaching delivery, and gives us tips about how to improve.
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Episode 12: Interruptions
Interruptions are common! So how should we deal with them? Listen in to Peter and Mike talking through some normal, and abnormal, interruptions. And as always stay listening to the end for a Bible Pr…
Episode 11: Bitesize - How to Improve your Delivery
When you communicate, delivery matters - not just what you say, but how you say it. In this Bitesize episode, Peter shows us how 3 steps to improve your delivery in preaching. Listen in as he gives p…
Episode 10: Foundations
April 10-12 2025, near Chippenham... If you're able to join us for the Cor Deo Bible Feast (Philippians) and a Cor Deo Focus (New Birth) email us [email protected].
Let's dig deep! Good foundations …
Episode 9: Preaching to Mixed Crowds
When we step up to preach, do we truly understand the diversity in our congregation? We’re speaking to a mix of believers and seekers, young and old, men and women—and that’s just the beginning. How …
Episode 8: Interview with Jonathan Thomas. Listening to Preaching
In this episode, Peter sits down with Jonathan Thomas for an insightful conversation about preaching. With two decades of experience as a local church pastor, Jonathan has now transitioned to religio…
Episode 7: How To Break Through 7 Sermon Prep Logjams!
How to break through 7 sermon prep logjams! In this discussion from The Biblical Preaching Podcast, hosts Peter Mead and Mike Chalmers consider how to break through those stuck moments that any prea…
Episode 6: Bitesize - Preaching Easter
The Easter story is the heart of the Christian faith, and a key moment in our calendar. How can we preach the Easter story effectively? In this Biblical Preaching Bitesize, Peter Mead shares ten po…
Episode 5: Interview with Jonathan Thomas. Revival (Part 2)
In part two of our conversation with Jonathan Thomas, we continue exploring the profound connection between revival and preaching. Jonathan, a former pastor of 20 years and now a producer and editor …
Episode 4: Bitesize - Transitions
Every sermon is made up of building blocks of content joined together by little moments of transition. These transitions can make a sermon flow powerfully, or stumble awkwardly. In this Bitesize ep…
Episode 3: Interview with Jonathan Thomas. Revival (Part 1)
Join us for a captivating conversation with Jonathan Thomas, a former pastor of 20 years turned producer and editor in religious media. In this episode, Jonathan dives deep into the intriguing subjec…
Episode 2: Bitesize - Compelling Conclusions
The Biblical Preaching Podcast Bitesize is a single subject episode that gets to the point. Join Peter Mead as he gives a simple three letter acronym to help you land your sermons effectively.
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Episode 1: Why Biblical Preaching?
Why Biblical Preaching?
In this first episode of Cor Deo’s new The Biblical Preaching Podcast, hosts Peter Mead and Mike Chalmers start at the beginning. Why preach? Have we not moved on from simpl…
Episode 0: Introduction
Literally, Mike’s first ever podcast episode! In this intro to the podcast, Peter Mead and Mike Chalmers introduce the podcast. Simple.
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