The Kent Ingle Podcast

Stasi Kamoutsas joins the Kent Ingle Podcast for a powerful conversation about education, parental rights, student success, and the importance of creating an educational system where every student has the opportunity to thrive.

As the new president of Polk State College and Florida's former Commissioner of Education, Stasi shares his perspective on some of the challenges facing education today, including treating students fairly regardless of their race or political beliefs, removing unnecessary distractions from the classroom, and ensuring that students have the support they need to succeed.

The conversation also explores the growing disconnect between...

Dr. Chris Palmer joins the Kent Ingle Podcast for a thought-provoking conversation about faith, philosophy, artificial intelligence, and what happens when society begins to live without God.

Dr. Chris Palmer is the Dean of the Barnett College of Ministry and Theology at Southeastern University and the author of A World Without God: The Search for Meaning in a Society Overwhelmed by Despair. He shares what inspired him to write the book after noticing a growing sense of hopelessness and what he describes as passive nihilism, where people are increasingly living without a clear sense of meaning, purpose...

Mark Batterson joins the Kent Ingle Podcast for an honest conversation about faith, leadership, artificial intelligence, prayer, spiritual discernment, and his new book, Not My Circus: Living with Courage, Conviction, and Compassion in a World of Chaos.

Mark shares why the fear of God is the only cure for the fear of people and how Christians can stand firm in their convictions without losing compassion for others. Drawing from Romans 12:2, he explains why believers must resist the pressure to conform to popular opinion, political expectations, and cultural trends while continuing to lead with grace and truth.

Mark Batterson joins the Kent Ingle Podcast for an honest conversation about faith, leadership, artificial intelligence, prayer, spiritual discernment, and his new book, Not My Circus: Living with Courage, Conviction, and Compassion in a World of Chaos.

Mark shares why the fear of God is the only cure for the fear of people and how Christians can stand firm in their convictions without losing compassion for others. Drawing from Romans 12:2, he explains why believers must resist the pressure to conform to popular opinion, political expectations, and cultural trends while continuing to lead with grace and truth.

Vance Roush joins the Kent Ingle Podcast for a conversation about generosity, technology, entrepreneurship, and what can happen when leaders identify and remove the barriers keeping people from giving. Vance shares how his experience in technology and ministry led him to recognize a major problem with giving stock and eventually create Overflow.

Vance explains how a complicated stock donation process created unnecessary friction for people who wanted to be generous. After creating a simpler way for people to give stock online, 32 people used the platform and $1.1 million was raised in just three days. What began as a...

Alex Seeley joins the Kent Ingle Podcast for an honest conversation about the Holy Spirit, hearing God, wilderness seasons, revival, and what God is doing in the next generation.

Alex shares why so many Christians believe in the Holy Spirit but struggle to understand who He is, how He speaks, and how to actually walk with Him every day. She explains why the Holy Spirit should not be treated as something mysterious to avoid, but as a Person believers can know, trust, and commune with.

The conversation also becomes deeply personal as Alex reflects on...

Levi Lusko joins the Kent Ingle Podcast for an honest conversation about calling, identity, revival, grief, and finding God in the middle of unimaginable pain.

Levi shares how beginning ministry at a young age shaped him, and how being known as a young preacher became more connected to his identity than was healthy. He also reflects on what he sees God doing among Gen Z and Gen Alpha through movements of worship, revival, and young people choosing Jesus.

The conversation becomes deeply personal as Levi opens up about losing his five year old daughter just...

Natalie Grant joins the Kent Ingle Podcast for a conversation about faith, calling, worship, family, and obedience. She shares how rejection, health challenges, and unexpected seasons shaped her journey, along with why staying rooted in community and keeping Jesus at the center matters in every season.

Riley Minnix shares his journey from Southeastern University and NAIA basketball to the NBA, reflecting on faith, resilience, relationships, and staying ready for every opportunity. His story is a powerful reminder to make the most of where you are and trust the process along the way.

In this episode of the Framework Leadership Podcast, Matthew Drew shares the vision behind Elevation College, its partnership with Southeastern University, and how students will gain education, mentorship, discipleship, and hands on ministry experience while discovering who God has called them to be.

Austin Rogers joins the Framework Leadership Podcast to share how faith has shaped his journey from Southeastern University to law, public service, and a run for Congress. He discusses his experience working in Washington, helping shape major legislation, protecting children, and leading with conviction. Austin also opens up about sharing his faith on the campaign trail and why serving God remains at the center of his leadership, no matter the outcome.

In this episode, I am joined by Doug Witherup who breaks down the Edenic Covenent and how the first words from Jesus to us was to multiply. The devil gives us an alternative, addition by subtraction or subtraction by addition. Tune in to hear the importance of spoken scripture over our lives and why multiplication is so important.

In this episode, I am joined by Haley Hunt, founder of The Verb Kind, to discuss what it means to say “yes” to God’s call, even when it leads into uncomfortable and overlooked spaces. Haley shares her journey of stepping into prisons and juvenile detention centers to bring hope, love, and truth to young people who often feel forgotten. We explore how obedience, not comfort, shapes impactful leadership and why showing up consistently matters. This conversation highlights the power of God’s love to transform lives, both for those being served and those willing to go.

In this episode, I am joined by Congressman Byron Donalds, who addresses the future of the Sunshine State and his campaign for Governor. He breaks down school choice, educational freedom, and the impact that has on the landscape of Higher Education.

In this episode I am joined with Robert Bortins who discusses the growing challenges within the education system, including concerns around ideological influence and the limiting of open dialogue in classrooms. He emphasizes the importance of parental involvement and explores alternative education options, such as homeschooling and values-based models, as ways families can ensure a more well-rounded and aligned learning environment for their children. He highlights why education to prioritize critical thinking, transparency, and the freedom to engage diverse perspectives.

In this episode, I am joined by Cameron Singh, who shares an honest look at leadership burnout and the hidden cost of always saying yes. Drawing from his experience leading through rough seasons and navigating constant change, Cameron unpacks how overcommitment can erode effectiveness and clarity. We discuss the importance of boundaries, resilience, and redefining leadership for the long haul.

Listen in as we unpack experiences that every leader goes through and provide ways to attack those moments.

In this episode, Susan Drumm, a leadership coach and innovator, explores the profound impact of music and rhythm on the modern leader. Susan discusses how certain frequencies and internal rhythms can be used as strategic tools, allowing you to break through barriers. By understanding how to tune your internal environment, you can raise your leadership capacity, maintain composure under pressure, and foster a more resilient organizational culture.

What happens when your principles clash with your popularity? On this episode of Framework Leadership, Dr. Ingle welcomes Congressman Trey Gowdy to discuss the heavyweight of leadership and the importance of taking a stand.

Congressman Gowdy shares his unique perspective from years in the public eye, arguing that true leaders don't aim for the middle ground; they aim for the truth. He explains why he shifted his focus from "winning votes" to "earning respect," and how that mindset change changes how you communicate and make decisions.

In this episode of the Framework Leadership podcast, Dr. Sebastian Vaduva joins Dr. Kent Ingle to share his powerful journey from escaping communist Romania to becoming a successful American entrepreneur and academic leader. He provides a sobering analysis of the long-term damage caused by communist regimes and issues a vital warning regarding the modern trends in America that mirror the transition toward a socialist government.

In this episode, I’m joined by Zach Meerkreebs, pastor, speaker, and Pastor in Residence at Asbury University. Zach shares his unique perspective on stewardship, spiritual awakening, and the beauty of a life centered on Jesus. We explore the power of radical humility, the importance of leading from an unshakable identity, and the leadership framework required to stay out of the way so the Holy Spirit can move.

In this episode, I’m joined by Major General Rick B. Mattson, retired U.S. Air Force leader and now CEO of Bone Valley Industries. After decades of combat, diplomatic, and global leadership experience, he shares what it takes to lead in high-stakes environments. We explore service before self, faith under pressure, and the framework of values that shapes courageous leadership—from the battlefield to the boardroom.

In this episode, I am joined by Stephen Brewster, founder of The Harmony Group, and Chelsea Plank, Worship Director at Southeastern University and leader of SEU Worship. Together, we explore how creativity and worship work together to communicate the Gospel, what it takes to build healthy creative cultures in the Church, and how SEU Worship is forming the next generation of spiritually grounded leaders. Don’t miss this conversation on Kingdom creativity, authentic worship, and leadership that shapes culture for years to come.

In this episode, I’m joined by Ben Elmore, founder of Servant.io and visionary entrepreneur helping the global Church thrive in the digital age. We explore how technology can serve Kingdom purposes, the challenges ministries face when stepping into digital transformation, and how Ben balances family, leadership, and community impact. Listen in as we discuss purpose-driven innovation, building ministries that reach millions, and the kind of vision that shapes the next generation of Christian leaders.

In this episode of Framework Leadership, I’m joined by Lily Kate, a TPUSA Ambassador, media commentator, and CEO of Victory. We explore the cultural moment facing young women today, why modern feminism has fallen short of its promises, and how Scripture offers a clearer vision of identity, freedom, and purpose. Listen in as Lily shares how she lives out her faith in secular media spaces, why biblical femininity and masculinity matter for families and communities, and what today’s leaders can do to help the next generation stand firm in truth without withdrawing from culture.

In this episode of Framework Leadership, I’m joined by Patrick Payton, a seasoned leader whose influence spans ministry, business, and public service. From nearly two decades as Senior Pastor of Stonegate Fellowship to serving as Mayor of Midland, Patrick shares what it takes to lead faithfully across multiple spheres of influence. Listen in as we explore building churches that shape communities, leading with conviction in public life, and why every moment of leadership carries weight.

In this special episode of Framework Leadership, Michael Steiner and Chris Palmer are joined by evangelist and Bible teacher Elijah Lamb and missionary David Latting to explore how the Church can faithfully disciple Gen Z in a digital age. Together, they discuss what this generation is truly searching for, how social media shapes spiritual formation, and why moving beyond influence toward real discipleship matters now more than ever. Listen to their conversation on truth, courage, and the future of the Gospel in the next generation.

In this episode of Framework Leadership, I’m joined by Pastor Larry Linkous, longtime leader of New Life Space Coast and host of the nationally syndicated radio program The Morning Drive. We discuss his decades-long journey in ministry, what it means to lead faithfully through seasons of growth and change, and how to steward leadership transitions with humility and clarity. Listen in as Larry shares wisdom on legacy, generational succession, and leading with faithfulness that outlasts the role.

In this episode of Framework Leadership, I’m joined by Blair Allen, the first woman elected Public Defender for Florida’s 10th Judicial Circuit. We discuss how she leads with integrity and compassion in one of society’s most challenging arenas, and how faith, family, and community shape her approach. Listen in as Blair shares lessons on justice, leadership, and mentoring the next generation of leaders.

In this episode, I’m joined by Pastor Aaron Burke, lead pastor of Radiant Church in Tampa Bay. Together, we explore how a church that started in a movie theater became a multiplying movement, why resilience and faith have shaped Aaron’s leadership journey, and how The Unfair Advantage equips leaders to find purpose in life’s challenges. Listen in as we discuss church multiplication, healthy mergers, and the kind of vision that builds ministries with lasting impact.

In this episode, I’m joined by Casey Luskin, scientist, attorney, and Associate Director of the Discovery Institute’s Center for Science and Culture. Together, we explore how leaders can navigate the intersection of science and faith, what it takes to lead with conviction in challenging environments, and why intelligent design is inspiring new discoveries and approaches to leadership. Don’t miss this conversation on courage, purpose, and how values and reason work together to shape the future of leadership.

In this special episode of Framework Leadership, Tim Elmore joins Athletics Director Drew Watson and Chief of Staff Patrick Fitzgerald to explore how to guide the next generation, why understanding generational differences is critical for leadership, and what this means for leaders seeking to develop young talent with purpose and wisdom. Listen to their conversation on mentoring, leadership habits, and shaping the future of those who lead.

In this episode, I’m joined by Dr. Stephen Meyer, philosopher of science and director of the Discovery Institute’s Center for Science and Culture. Together, we explore how modern science was born from a Christian worldview, what led to its drift toward materialism, and why new scientific discoveries are reigniting the case for intelligent design. Don’t miss this conversation on truth, wonder, and how faith and reason work together to shape the future of leadership.

In this exclusive episode, I’m joined by Joshua Lisec, best-selling author and co-writer of my new book, College Without Communism: How Christians Can Reclaim Truth in Higher Education. Together, we unpack how ideology has replaced truth on today’s campuses, why education is never neutral, and what it will take to rebuild colleges that form leaders grounded in faith, freedom, and wisdom. Listen to our conversation on courage, conviction, and the urgent call to reclaim the future of education.

In this episode, I’m joined by Becca Spradlin, founder of On Mission Advisors and author of Lead On Mission: Advance Faith at Work. Avoid Mission Drift. Build a Legacy of Eternal Impact. Together, we explore how leaders can stay anchored to their calling, recognize the subtle signs of drift, and lead with clarity through seasons of growth and change. Listen to our conversation on faith, purpose, and building a legacy that lasts for eternity.

In this episode, I’m joined by Dr. John G. West, Vice President of the Discovery Institute and co-founder of its Center for Science and Culture. Together, we explore how ideas shape culture, why Intelligent Design offers a compelling alternative to Darwinian thought, and what this means for leaders seeking to build their lives on truth. Listen to our conversation on faith, worldview, and the power of purpose in leadership.

In this episode, I am joined by Mark Cabrera, CEO of Saddle Creek Logistics Services. Together, we explore how integrity and trust shape high-performing teams, the importance of strategy and vision in a rapidly changing industry, and how leaders can navigate pressure while staying anchored in values. Don’t miss this conversation on building resilient organizations and fostering cultures that thrive.

In this episode, I am joined by Alex Newman, award-winning international journalist, educator, and president of Liberty Sentinel Media. Together, we explore how faith shapes journalism in a divided world, why truth is under attack in both media and education, and how Christian leaders can respond with clarity and conviction. 

In this episode, I am joined by Pastor JJ Vasquez, founder and Lead Pastor of Journey Church in Orlando, Florida. Together, we explore the power of servant leadership, why true strength begins with humility, and how this countercultural model transforms teams and ministries. JJ also shares practical wisdom on unlearning bad habits, embracing new ways of leading, and cultivating resilience when the journey doesn’t go as planned. Don’t miss this conversation on leading with purpose, serving with courage, and building a leadership legacy that lasts.

In this episode, I am joined by Sean Malott, President and CEO of the Central Florida Development Council. We unpack his leadership journey and the impact CFDC has had on shaping Central Florida’s economy. From developing high-performing teams to creating sustainable growth strategies, Sean shares practical insights into leading organizations, fostering partnerships, and investing in people. Together, we also look at how economic development goes beyond numbers—it’s about building communities where talent thrives and leadership multiplies. Tune in for a conversation on vision, strategy, and lasting influence in leadership.

In this episode, I am joined by Chester W. Spellman, President of CW Spellman Consulting and former National Director of AmeriCorps. Together, we explore his 25-year journey in nonprofit leadership, the lessons he’s learned about building sustainable organizations, and the importance of aligning mission with strategy in a rapidly changing world. We also dive into Chester’s experience leading at the national level, his reflections on servant leadership, and the ways he helps organizations stay resilient while pursuing long-term impact. Listen to this conversation on sustaining vision, guarding against complacency, and leading with purpose in every season of your...