Neil Silverberg was born in 1953 and was raised in a Jewish home in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania before moving to Miami, Florida as a teenager. He first heard the Gospel from his brother Perry who was saved and delivered from drug use by the power of God. Neil heard the Gospel and in 1971, surrendered his life to the call of God. Immediately, he sensed a call to the work of God and began to prepare for it. Since that time, Neil pastored several churches and has and continues to travel widely both in the U.S. and abroad. Neil is a gifted teacher with a deep knowledge of Scripture whose teaching gift has helped many. Neil currently serves as the team leader for MasterBuilders, a network of New Testament churches in the US, Puerto Rico and The Dominican Republic. Neil and his wife Shelly have three sons, Micah, Joel and David.
Join Pastor Neil in this enlightening sermon “Going Up To Jerusalem: The Day of Judgement, Kingdom of Love”, where he provides insightful commentary on passages from Mark and Isaiah, focusing on the final journey of Jesus to Jerusalem and the centrality of love in our relationship with God and others. This 3-part series delves into the book of Mark, examining the identity of Christ as both the authoritative Son of God and the redemptive Suffering Servant. We explore how these…
Join Pastor Neil as he explores Mark 7:1-23, discussing the importance of inward cleansing and the difference between traditions of men and commandments of God in our worship. This 3-part series delves into the book of Mark, examining the identity of Christ as both the authoritative Son of God and the redemptive Suffering Servant. We explore how these two aspects were integral to Jesus’ earthly ministry and the reasons behind Mark’s choice to emphasize them in his writing. Additionally, we…
Neil Silverberg is focusing on Mark 1:21-2:13, and the three elements of Jesus’ supernatural ministry. This 3-part series delves into the book of Mark, examining the identity of Christ as both the authoritative Son of God and the redemptive Suffering Servant. We explore how these two aspects were integral to Jesus’ earthly ministry and the reasons behind Mark’s choice to emphasize them in his writing. Additionally, we consider the relevance of these themes to our lives today. We pray God…
Neil continues in the second week of our new sermon series “Rhythms Of Grace”, where he will be talking about the importance of meditating night and day, and how even in our busy lives we must make time to dwell on scripture. We pray God encounters you wherever you’re at.
