Gospel / by Mike Neglia -
about 1 month
I was reading through my Bible reading plan, which currently has me in the book of Jeremiah, and I came across a phrase that gave me pause. In chapter 25 the prophet is speaking about a day of coming judgment, when God's wrath will be poured out upon the nations (Jeremiah 25:15-17). His wrath and fury against their sin is pictured as a cup of wine, that sinners will be forced to drink, even against their will, (Je...
by Mike Neglia -
about 1 year
"In John chapter 16, Jesus says that the work of the Holy Spirit is to glorify Him. And I think that the Spirit is so pleased when we as preachers work hard to glorify Jesus."
Pastor Mike Neglia of Calvary Cork discusses what Gospel-centered preaching is and how to apply it. Also, watch other 10 Minute Seminary episodes with ...
by Mike Neglia -
about 1 year
As America just celebrated Memorial Day to honour those who lost their lives in service to our country, and as the 72nd anniversary of the allied invasion of Normandy (D-Day on 6 June) has just passed, we show our appreciation to those who have put their lives on the line.These service men and women rightly deserve recognition and esteem.There is a strange phenomenon that has been getting some atte...
by Mike Neglia -
over 2 years
When I was in school, I loved English class. I’ve been a bit of a bookworm for as long as I can remember, and the novels, short stories and poems that we read together in English class were always a highlight. My favorite teacher was my 4th grade English teacher, and her name was (I kid you not) Mrs. Story. Her passion for reading and literature has doubtlessly shaped me in more ways than I know. But as much as I ...
by Mike Neglia -
over 2 years
Name: Mike Neglia Family: Rachel (wife of 12 years) Eoin (10 years old) and Rosie (1 year old)Years born again: 16 yearsYears in ministry: 12 yearsMinistry experience: After graduating Bible college in Siegen, Germany in the summer of 2002, I flew to London, then hitchhiked across the UK and over to Ireland...
