The GenSend Podcast

Jack Eason has worked with nonprofits for more than 30 years, helping ministries with branding, fundraising and leadership development. In this episode, Jack shares his ministry journey with Shane and Paul and discusses his new book, The Loneliness Solution: Finding Meaningful Connection in a Disconnected World, that tackles the issues of loneliness and the benefits of doing life together with others.

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Bestselling author and international speaker, Mark Mittelberg, serves as executive director of the Lee Strobel Center for Evangelism and Applied Apologetics at Colorado Christian University. In this podcast episode, Mark shares his ministry journey with Shane and Paul and talks about vital evangelistic principles and strategies ministries can incorporate to reach and disciple the next generation with the gospel.

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Ryan Scantling, Baptist Collegiate Ministry minister at the University of Arkansas, shares his ministry journey with Shane and Paul. In this podcast episode, Ryan talks about discipleship and mentoring the next generation and how valuable it is for leaders to call out the called as they equip future leaders.

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Bill Noe, associate director for the Center for Collegiate Ministry at Texas Baptists, shares his ministry journey with Shane and Paul. In this podcast episode, Bill talks about the importance of investing in collegiate leaders and how the results of affirming and encouraging each other can lead to growth.

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Trevin Wax, vice president of research and resource development at the North American Mission Board (NAMB), shares his ministry journey with Shane and Paul and talks about his book Rethink Your Self: The Power of Looking Up Before Looking In. Trevin also discusses his new role at NAMB and gives insight into developing content in a new and compelling way that applies truth for the next generation.

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Ryan Fontenot, founder and director of Rage Ministries, shares his testimony and ministry journey with Shane and Paul. Ryan also discusses why it’s essential for ministry leaders to have a strategic plan of action in evangelism.

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Ethan Jago, pastor of young adults at Olive Baptist Church in Pensacola, Florida, and his wife, Dianne, author and co-owner of Deeply Rooted Magazine, seek to have a godly family as they minister to young adult student leaders. In this episode, Ethan and Dianne share their ministry journey with Shane and Paul and talk about what it takes to do ministry together and the benefits of serving the next generation.

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Baptist campus minister, Arliss Dickerson, has poured himself into developing collegiate student leaders for over 30 years. In this episode, Arliss shares his ministry journey with Shane and Paul and talks about what ministry leaders need to do to reach college students with the gospel.

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Jay Barbier, speaker and youth specialist with the Tennessee Baptist Mission Board, shares his testimony and ministry journey with Shane and Paul. Jay also discusses the shift in his life that added perspective and has ignited his sense of urgency to create a culture for evangelism and discipleship.

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Steve Turner, senior director of next gen mobilization, shares his testimony and ministry journey with Shane and Paul. Steve also discusses collegiate ministries and the benefits of a GenSend Break or a Summer Experience and how it helps students learn how to be a disciple of Jesus in their day-to-day lives.

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