Catalyst Podcast

Tyler Reagin sits down with Jad Gillies and Taya Smith from Hillsong United to talk about how they started leading worship, their love for the local church, and how crucial great leadership is to the health of a church. Also in this episode, the reveal of our 2015-2016 theme! 

Brad Lomenick sits down with the mayor of the City of Compton, Aja Brown, at Catalyst West. Then, Tyler Reagin talks with Stephen Bradley, writer, director, and producer of the movie, NOBLE.

Brad Lomenick catches up with North Coast Church's, Larry Osborne, and talks about the message of hope, humility, and wisdom in his book, Thriving in Babylon. Then, Tyler Reagin sits down with author and speaker, Sam Chand, to talk about Leadership Pain. Plus, there's a giveaway!

Brian Wurzell chats with Shauna Niequist about the importance of community and her devotional, Savor.

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Carlos Whittaker sits down with Lysa TerKeurst, author of The Best Yes, and talks about her three Best Yes decisions. Then, Tyler Reagin catches up with Eyal Carlin of the Israel Ministry of Tourism.

Brad Lomenick talks with Rich Wilkerson, Jr., pastor of The Vous in Miami, about his leadership influences and lessons.

Brad Lomenick talks with author and speaker, Dr. Caroline Leaf about how to literally renew your mind. Plus, the Catalyst team answers another question from the podcast mailbag.

Carlos Whittaker catches up with singer/songwriter, Mac Powell. Then, Jason Haynes talks with Scott Sauls and his book, Jesus Outside the Lines.

Brad Lomenick talks with Charles Duhigg about the most crucial leadership habits and why millennials shouldn't be afraid to fail. Then, Brad sits down with Juliana Taimoorazy of The Philos Project, an organization that strives to promote positive Christian engagement in the Middle East.