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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.
Advent and The Pastor Who Didn’t Like Christmas
For most of my life, I quietly dreaded Christmas—even as a pastor. A few painful memories shaped the season in ways I didn’t understand, until Advent slowly taught me how to see its beauty again. This is the story of how I went from resisting Christmas to finally receiving it.
Charlie Kirk: A Champion of the Christian Worldview
Few people have had as much political influence as Charlie Kirk. An autodidact as he would say. Kirk certainly was a man who did not believe in the status quo, and believed that it [...]
What Psalm 23 Taught Me About Impostor Syndrome
“What Psalm 23 Taught Me About Impostor Syndrome” We often read Psalm 23 for comfort, but verse 5 recently confronted me in a new way. “You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies…” What kind of God prepares a table not for the worthy, but for the weary? This post explores what that verse teaches us about God’s character—and how it speaks directly to the quiet battle so many of us face: the feeling that we don’t belong. This isn’t a story about David. It’s a story about the Shepherd who hasn’t changed.