100 episodes
Catalyst Podcast Catalyst Conference
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- Religion & Spirituality
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4.4 • 211 Ratings
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The Catalyst Podcast brings together change makers from across the globe to provide practical leadership and cultural insights through in-depth interviews with leaders, speakers, and authors. Email us at podcast@catalystconference.com.
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EPISODE 650 - Andy Stanley // Leading from the Middle: Why Choosing Sides Sidelines the Church
In this episode of the Catalyst Podcast, Brad Lomenick sits down with Andy Stanley for a thought-provoking conversation answering the question if it’s possible to disagree politically and love unconditionally. Listen in as Andy encourages us to reframe the lens with which we view politics and challenges us to focus less on asserting our rights or fighting for power and more on asking ourselves: What does love require of me?
Keep up with Andy:
Instagram: @andy_stanley
Facebook: Andy Stanley
Twitter: @AndyStanley
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EPISODE 649 - Tim Schurrer // It’s Time to Redefine Success
In this episode of the Catalyst Podcast, Jason Haynes sits down with former StoryBrand COO Tim Schurrer for a wide-ranging conversation looking at why it’s time to redefine the concept of success. Listen in as Tim tells us that to be successful, we don't have to step into the spotlight, climb the ladder, become the boss, or chase whatever version of success that’s been dangled in front of us. Instead, he invites us to reevaluate our definition of success and learn a new, freer way to go about achieving it.
Keep up with Tim:
Instagram: @timschurrer
Facebook: Tim Schurrer
Twitter: @timschurrer
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EPISODE 648 - Joel Manby // Leading with Love
In this episode of the Catalyst Podcast, Brad Lomenick sits down with Joel Manby for a wide-ranging conversation looking at the “why" behind The Great Resignation, how to make hybrid workplaces, and the seven timeless principles of effective leadership. Listen in as Joel shares that during a time when workers are not feeling heard, valued, or listened to there is no better time to lead with love.
Keep up with Joel:
Instagram: joelmanby_official
Facebook: Joel Manby
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EPISODE 647 - Danielle Strickland // What Makes You a Good Human?
In this episode of the Catalyst Podcast, Brad Lomenick sits down with Danielle Strickland for a wide-ranging conversation looking at the current state of church culture, the power of story, how to stay grounded and much more. Listen in as Danielle provides us a deep and robust definition of discipleship and reminds us that the measure of a disciple is not what we think, but how we live.
Keep up with Danielle:
Instagram: @daniellejstrickland
Facebook: Danielle Strickland
Twitter: @djstrickland
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EPISODE 646 - Sam Collier // Lessons in Starting Something, Leading in Crisis, and Finishing Well
In this episode of the Catalyst Podcast, Brad Lomenick sits down with former Hillsong Atlanta pastor, Sam Collier for a wide-ranging conversation looking at his recent resignation and what this last season has taught him about leadership. Listen in as Sam shares about making a decision in crisis, the value of trust, and what you need to do today in order to be well tomorrow.
Keep up with Sam:
Instagram: @samcollier
Facebook: Sam Collier
Twitter: @SamCollier
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EPISODE 645 - Dr. Derwin Gray // A Systemic Problem with a Gospel Solution
In this episode of the Catalyst Podcast, Jason Haynes sits down with Dr. Derwin Gray for a wide-ranging conversation looking at our current racial divide and what the Bible has to say about it. Listen in as Derwin shows us the heart of God - how God from the beginning envisioned a reconciled multiethnic family in loving community, reflecting his beauty and healing presence in the world. This message of reconciliation is central to the gospel itself.
Keep up with Derwin:
Instagram: @derwinlgray
Facebook: Derwin L. Gray
Twitter: @DerwinLGray
Website: https://www.derwinlgray.com
Parenting Against the Spirit of Fear: https://frenchpress.thedispatch.com/p/parenting-against-the-spirit-of-fear?s=r
Customer Reviews
Good but....
Appreciate the topics and the interviews - miss Ken Coleman. Hosts have Low energy which seems ironic when compared to the Catalyst event (and intro).
Long-time listener thru all the iterations
I've been a long-time fan of Catalyst. I mean for probably a decade! The podcast has been thru many iterations. It's currently hosted by Brad Lomenick and Jason Haynes and while the episodes have gotten really long compared to a couple of years ago, they do make some great recommendations.
I appreciate the range of interviews, from musical artists to authors to pastors to organization leaders to racial reconcilers. Some of these interviewees were new to me but I instantly loved them. Others were not necessarily a hit for me but I gained an appreciation for the person that I didn't otherwise have. I currently have about 60 episodes from during the years saved in my library that I regularly listen to - once or twice every year. They're that good. I've been challenged in my views and thoughts through these interviews and that's what I'm looking for.
Also, in case he reads these reviews, Jason has gotten so much better as an interviewer! In prior years he had a lot of ums and other fillers while he talked - which ALL new public speakers do - but he has really worked on that and it SHOWS. I was recently noticing how he's improved during the years so I wanted Jason to know we recognize it!
Now I miss Catalyst conferences. I've attended 3 conferences in Atlanta and 3 one day events in Florida cities. No conference I've ever been to has been as great as a Catalyst conference. I'm afraid the pandemic closed that door forever for this organization, which is too bad. I believe Jason remains the only employee and he may be a volunteer! But those conferences added value to my life that changed me and I'm forever grateful for that work. I hate that it may never be again but the fruit remains in thousands of us.
Great work, Catalyst!
Love the conversations in this podcast!
I really appreciate the Catalyst podcast, because they always have some great guests that bring value and insight to the table. The heart and mission for the Catalyst movement in general is very clear, and there is great alignment with this mission across the board! I always leave the each episode feeling inspired and ready to create more momentum than before!