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In this episode, Logan sits down with Grant Skeldon to talk about how to act in a green room—and why those unseen moments often reveal more about a leader than the platform itself. Through honest stories and pastoral wisdom, Grant unpacks how humility, generosity, and a giving posture shape healthy ministry relationships and long-term influence. This conversation goes beyond green rooms into how Christian leaders steward connection, walk in spiritual authority, and enter every room with nothing to prove and people to serve.

What if our leadership problem isn’t a lack of systems—but a lack of relationship? Pastor John Cameron shares decades of ministry insight, revealing why instruction without proximity fails to produce lasting leaders. This conversation will stretch the church to rethink how we disciple, develop, and deploy leaders for the future.

What happens if the church fails to adapt to the world around it? Logan sits down with Pastor Terry Parkman to explore global trends, generational shifts, and why adaptability—not reaction—is essential for the future of the church. From AI to discipleship, this conversation challenges leaders to rethink how the gospel is lived out in a rapidly changing world.

In this end-of-year Talking Church update, Logan looks back on an incredible year, celebrates the amazing community of listeners, and shares a personal update about welcoming baby Enzo! We're excited for what’s coming next for the podcast and conversations around the future of the church. Thanks for being part of the journey, and Merry Christmas!

In this episode, Logan sits down with scholar Sandra Glahn to uncover the shocking truth about the Artemis cult and its influence on one of Paul’s most debated passages. Together, they dismantle long-held misconceptions and explore what “saved through childbearing” really meant in the world of first-century Ephesus. This conversation blends history, theology, and personal story to reveal a deeper, more beautiful understanding of Scripture.

In this episode, Dick Brogden reveals the spiritual foundations that sustain true leadership — abiding, humility, and holy fear. From learning to cherish through surrender, to facing temptation even in closeness to Christ, his wisdom pierces through surface-level success. These are lessons forged in the hardest places, where the presence of Jesus becomes both the compass and the key.

Pastor Todd Mullins joins Logan for an honest conversation on leadership, legacy, and trusting God through uncertainty. He shares how doubt became a catalyst for deeper faith, how humility fuels great leadership, and what it means to pass vision to the next generation. It’s a masterclass in leading with both courage and character.

In this thought-provoking episode, Dr. Joel Muddamalle joins Logan to explore one of Scripture’s most fascinating passages — the story of the Nephilim in Genesis 6. Together, they unpack the ancient context, theological debates, and modern-day implications of unseen spiritual realities, while reminding listeners to stay grounded in humility and the power of the Holy Spirit.

In this episode, Logan sits down with Jeremy Stein, Director of the Center for Holy Land Studies, for a captivating conversation about how experiencing the lands of the Bible brings Scripture to life. Jeremy reflects on his journey of faith and how the Holy Land continues to shape believers around the world. Their conversation also examines Israel’s ongoing story—its challenges, theology, and the hope found in God’s promises.

On this episode of Talking Church, Logan sits down with Marty Solomon, founder of BEMA Discipleship, to wrestle with “deconstruction” and how pastors can guide people toward a historically informed, Jewish lens that reconstructs faith around Jesus. They explore asking hard questions without losing orthodoxy—from Genesis to Paul, paradox to the Holy Spirit—and how to measure teaching by its fruit, not just its system. It’s a thoughtful, multi-denominational conversation full of practical language for shepherding a confused body, strengthening resilient faith, and discipling believers in the real world.

In this episode, Pastor Rob shares timeless wisdom on what it means to step up in leadership. From handling the weight of responsibility to embracing feedback and preparing for the next level, he offers practical insights rooted in decades of ministry experience. Whether you’re just entering leadership or seeking to grow in influence, this conversation will equip and inspire you to lead with humility, vision, and confidence.

In this episode, pastors Jason Hanash, Kevin Miller, and Joey Furjanic share their unique journeys of planting and growing churches in very different contexts. Jason reflects on building one of America’s fastest-growing churches through bold vision, intentional systems, and spiritual depth. Kevin shares the challenges and victories of planting a church in secular France, where true encounters with Jesus are transforming lives. Joey unpacks the grit, lessons, and leadership required to launch and multiply The Block Church in Philadelphia while balancing faith, growth, and revitalization.

In this episode, Dr. Darnell shares his journey from pastor and professor to becoming the first Black president of North Central University, opening up about the faith, resilience, and vision that shaped his path. In a candid conversation with Logan, they explore the challenges of leadership, the unique realities of urban ministry, and the calling to serve beyond comfort zones. Packed with wisdom, personal stories, and practical insight, this episode inspires listeners to lead with courage, clarity, and a heart for people.

Live from the Assemblies of God General Council in Orlando, Pastor Logan sits down with Dr. Chris Palmer for a rich conversation on theology, suffering, and the power of the Holy Spirit. Dr. Palmer shares his journey from pastoral ministry to deep theological study, emphasizing that true theology should humble us and lead us to worship. They discuss the importance of testimony, the role of suffering in knowing Christ deeply, and how the Spirit shapes our understanding of Scripture. This episode is a profound reminder that theology is not just about being right—but about becoming more like Jesus.

In this powerful episode, Logan sits down with his mom, Becca Ketterling, for a deeply personal and uplifting conversation about her journey through anxiety and depression. The conversation dives into personal moments of struggle, the importance of breaking silence, and how God’s promises can bring true peace and healing. This episode is a compassionate reminder to pastors, leaders, and anyone struggling: you don’t have to battle alone. There’s hope, there’s help, and God is with you through it all.