Catalyst Podcast

Scott Harrison is the founder of charity: water, a non-profit organization bringing clean and safe drinking water to people in developing nations. Charity has already raised over ten million dollars in the past three years towards water projects. We also hear from Catalyst emcee, Lanny Donoho for a recap of this year's event.

Catalyst 2009 has come and gone. In this episode we talk about a few highlights from the event, share a few stories and hear from Rob Bell, the founding pastor of Mars Hill Bible church in Grand Rapids.

Catalyst Conference 2009 is officially here. Listen in as you make the trek to Atlanta as the Catalyst Team provides important information, details, and as always, a little entertainment.

A special edition featuring Johnny Carr, National Director of Church Partnerships with Bethany Christian Services.  Listen in as we discuss what role the church plays in educating their congregation about caring for the orphans.  

In this episode, Andy Stanley discusses the new adventures of North Point online. We also have a candid conversation about his personal leadership development process.

In this episode, we sit down with Michael Hyatt, Chief Executive Officer of Thomas Nelson Publishers, to discuss business practices as a CEO, the future of social media, and his advice to the next generation of leaders.

Chris Anderson is editor-in-chief of Wired Magazine and best-selling author of The Long Tail and Free. We also talk with Mike Foster, President of Ethur, a non-profit organization developing initiatives that promote spiritual and social change.

We sit down with Francis Chan for a candid conversation about the church, leadership, and his life as a pastor. We also catch up with popular worship leader Steve Fee to discuss his newly released single and upcoming album.

A special edition featuring Kay Warren, author, philanthropist, and co-founder of Saddleback Church and Elizabeth Styffe, Director of the Orphan Care Initiative at Saddleback Church. Listen in as we discuss the responsibility of adoption and why we are called to care for the orphans.

Reggie McNeal serves as the Missional Leadership Specialist for Leadership Network. He is the author of several books including Get a Life!, Practicing Greatness, and most recently, Missional Renaissance.