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Mike Pileggi is a Bible teacher, preacher, and writer committed to bringing biblical clarity, and theological depth, to a generation that deserves more than surface-level faith.
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“The Bible is not a collection of helpful tips. It is the living word of the triune God — and in an age of confusion and shallow faith, careful handling of Scripture is not optional. It is an act of love toward the Church.”
ABOUT
A pastor and teacher who believes the Church deserves more depth.
Hi, I’m Mike Pileggi. I’m a Bible teacher, preacher, and pastor, passionate about helping others grow in Christ through clear, faithful teaching of God’s Word.
Whether I’m teaching in the classroom, preaching on Sunday, or writing resources, my heart is the same: to serve the Church and see disciples equipped for everyday life and ministry.
I live in South Florida, but my calling extends wherever the Lord opens the door. Thanks for stopping by, explore the site, check out the blog, and reach out if I can be a help to you or your church.
LATEST WRITING
From the Blog.
War Is Bad. But Says Who? A Theological Response to Neil deGrasse Tyson
Neil deGrasse Tyson says war is bad. He’s right. But his secular worldview cannot explain why, and that gap matters more than he realizes.
Do I Really Need Greek and Hebrew to Teach the Bible Faithfully?
Do pastors and Bible teachers really need Greek and Hebrew to handle Scripture faithfully? This article explores that question with pastoral honesty, arguing that while God has used many faithful men without formal language training, the biblical languages remain a vital tool for those who want to teach the Word with greater precision, humility, and reverence.
When Political Power Tests Christian Faithfulness
There is a version of Christianity spreading in America that has quietly replaced Jesus with political power. Three things happened this Easter weekend that make that visible. This is a call to the church to recover its prophetic voice, and to remember that political preference is not moral immunity.