Todd Sanders, Falls Creek Program Director and Youth Ministry Specialist for Oklahoma Baptist Convention, is well known for his work with youth camps. In this episode, Todd joins Shane and Paul to discuss how strong discipleship systems and the importance on well-done student camp ministries can produce the fruit of more students making confessions of faith and being baptized.

If you’ve ever had someone run up to you and ask, “Jesus is King, yes or no?” you’ve probably met Rashawn Copeland. He’s joining the show with hosts Shane and Paul to talk about how social media doesn’t have to be avoided, but it can be leveraged as a tool for students to reach the world with the gospel. Furthermore, you’ll be inspired by his testimony of how God met him at death’s doorstep.

Brent Crowe is the Vice President of Student Leadership University, and he is wholeheartedly sold out to reaching and empowering student pastors. He joins the podcast to provide key insight on what student pastors and people interested in reaching the next generation should be preparing for in order to move their ministries forward.

The day of entertainment-and-pizza based student ministries is gone. Shane and Paul welcome Wil Moore, student pastor at Long Hollow Baptist Church, to the podcast to discuss what it means and how it looks to create a student ministry culture that exhibits the presence and power of the Holy Spirit.

In this episode, Todd Unzicker, executive director-treasurer of the Baptist State Convention of North Carolina and joins Shane and Paul to provide insight on what it takes to get Next Gen students moving in ministry. Todd’s also played key roles in mobilizing churches for The Who’s Your One? evangelism initiative, the Go2 collegiate missions initiative and the Caring Well initiative that helps churches prevent sex abuse and care for victims.

Tara-Leigh Cobble is the creator and host of the Bible Recap Podcast. She’s also the founder of an international organization of weekly discipleship groups and hosts a radio show called the God Shot. The Dallas, Texas resident comes to the show to discuss how to help people get past the fear of approaching Gen Z with the importance of God’s Word.

In this episode, hosts Shane and Paul welcome Solomon Rexius to the podcast. Solomon is national director of the Salt Company, one of the largest collegiate ministries in the U.S. He’s also the college pastor at Cornerstone Church of Ames, Iowa. Solomon chats with Shane and Paul about how to make movements out of college campus ministries.

Don’t be mistaken—preaching matters to the Next Generation. Matt Carter, lead pastor at Sagemont Church in Houston, Texas, and preaching professor, shares his perspectives on what effective preaching looks like to Generation Z and why it can’t be overlooked. He also talks about how he put “cause-oriented” young people to work on mission in a major way.

In this episode, Jared Gregory, the college pastor at First Baptist Denton, Texas, joins Shane and Paul to discuss what works in his collegiate ministry. Use his ideas and experience to help mobilize your collegiate students to not just do ministry but lead ministry.

Grant Skeldon is the Next Gen director for Q and the founder of the Initiative Network that helps train students to reach their city with the gospel. Grant has dedicated his life to discipling Next Gen leaders to not just hoard their faith but share it wherever God opens a door. Grant joins hosts Shane and Paul to talk about discipleship processes that help get students ready to reach their cities with the gospel.