Catalyst Podcast

Tyler Reagin talks with author and speaker, Jon Gordon, about remaining positive through change. Then, he sits down with Jennie Allen, founder of IF:Gathering, about how IF is equipping women to lead in their spaces. Plus, a special offer for Catalyst Dallas!

Thanksgiving Edition. Brad Lomenick talks with Raj Shah, Administrator for U.S. Aid, the U.S. Government agency that works to end extreme global poverty. Then, Beth Pilgreen sits down with Jenny Yang, VP of Advocacy and Policy at World Relief, an organization dedicated to empowering the local church to help the vulnerable.

Carlos Whittaker sits down with cognitive neuroscientist, Dr. Caroline Leaf, and talks about anxiety and depression - and how we have the power to renew our minds. Then Brad Lomenick talks with blogger, Matt Perman, about productivity and leadership.

Andy Stanley talks with author, Charles Duhigg, about his book, The Power of Habit, and how we can use it to help other people. Then, Tyler Reagin chats with our friends, comedians, Tripp & Tyler about how they got started, how they got connected to Catalyst, and what they’re doing outside of Catalyst – including their new book, Stuff You Should Know About Stuff.

Stan Johnson chats with worship leader and songwriter, Chris Tomlin, about family life, collaboration, and his newest album, Love Ran Red. Then, Beth Pilgreen talks to Beth Schmidt, founder of Wishbone - a non-profit organization dedicated to sending low-income students to high-quality summer programs.

Tyler catches up with two friends of Catalyst – first, Christine Caine from Catalyst Atlanta talks about brokenness and the impact it has on our ability to create internal change. Then we hear from Jamie George, lead pastor of Journey Church in Franklin, Tennessee and author of the book, Love Well. They discuss what it means to live vulnerably.

Tyler Reagin talks with Hillsong NYC pastor, Carl Lentz, about properly stewarding your leadership. Plus, a roundtable discussion with our friends from Compassion International. Learn more at compassion.com/catalyst or compassion.com/AtYourChurch.

Brad Lomenick sits down with Tim Keller, founding pastor of Redeemer Presbyterian Church in Manhattan, and talks about the importance of prayer. Then, Tyler Reagin talks with longtime Catalyst friend, Cole NeSmith, creative director of City Beautiful Church in Orlando, about his book, Spiritual Innovation.

Special Road Trip edition of the Catalyst Podcast featuring the Catalyst LIVE hosts. Listen for need-to-knows, how to prepare, and why you should get excited for Catalyst Atlanta 2014...even if you're not coming. Don't miss it!

Tyler Reagin catches up with Mark Batterson and talks about miracles and his latest book, The Grave Robber. Then, Tyler talks to pastor Kyle Idleman about The Song movie and the journey that led to creating the story.