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Next Up with Grant Skeldon

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Almost every revival has been sparked by hungry, humble young leaders who knew something needed to change. In NextUp, Grant Skeldon helps young leaders narrow their calling and accelerate their mission. Because the stakes are too high. The world needs young leaders to be at their best. NextUp will help you or the young leaders you know get equipped with the helpful frameworks necessary to better f... more

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Latest Episodes

In the first half of a 2-part series on Dr. Henry Cloud's Dating Challenge, Grant sits down with Alec and Maddie Bevere for a raw, funny, and deeply practical look at what it means to steward your dating life for the sake of the Kingdom. For a genera... more

In this episode of NextUp, Grant sits down with world-renowned psychologist and author Dr. Henry Cloud to dismantle the confusion surrounding modern Christian dating. For a generation that grew up in the shadow of the "I Kissed Dating Goodbye" moveme... more

Are we just talking about the next generation, or are we actually giving them the keys? In this episode, Grant sits down with his longtime friend and the founder of Pulse, Nick Hall, for a high-stakes conversation about what it looks like to be a mis... more

Are you building a platform, or are you being formed by the Presence? In this episode of NextUp, Grant sits down with Pastor Derwin Gray for a raw, high-stakes conversation about the Platform Gospel and the subtle idolatry that often creeps into next... more

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Recent Guests

Nick Hall
Founder of Pulse
Pulse
Episode: How Has Evangelism Changed Across Generations—For Better and For Worse? | Nick Hall
Derwin Gray
Lead pastor, Transformation Church; author and speaker
Transformation Church
Episode: Navigating Platforms, Fame, & Celebrity Christianity | Derwin Gray
Faith Cho
Speaker and church leader, co-pastor of Mosaic Covenant Church in New Jersey
Mosaic Covenant Church
Episode: Finding Your Voice as a Female Communicator | Faith Cho
Noah Herrin
Pastor at Waychurch, Nashville, Tennessee
Waychurch
Episode: Crushing Your 20s With Advice Nobody Mentions | Noah Herrin
Noah Heron
Pastor at Way Church, Nashville
Way Church (Nashville)
Episode: The Ruthless Elimination of Casual Christianity | Grant & Madi Troutt
Nala Ray
Public figure transitioning from adult industry to Christian faith, advocate
Independent/Christian faith community
Episode: Nala Ray Responds to Constant Criticism & Faith Under a Microscope
Zach Windahl
Author of The Bible Simplified and Bible study educator
Self-published author, Bible study advocate
Episode: 5 Ways to Connect with the Bible When It Feels Like a Chore | Zach Windahl
Ian Simkins
Guest discussing five signs you're a workaholic and remedies
Pastor/Ministry leader
Episode: 5 Signs You're A Workaholic & What To Do About It | Ian Simkins
Debra Fileta
Licensed professional counselor and author
Soul Care / Debra Fileta
Episode: A Roadmap for Recognizing Limits and Preventing Burnout | Debra Fileta

Host

Grant Skeldon
Host who specializes in equipping young leaders with frameworks for their faith and mission, focusing on personal development and community engagement.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 47 ratings
  • Practical & relevant

    As a young adult and campus pastor, I really appreciate the insight shared from leaders in our generation or leaders from previous generations. There’s so much wisdom to learn from ppl that have gone or are going through what we’re going through as we try to lead ourselves and others to Jesus.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    endhyamoros
    United Statesa year ago
  • Get ready to take notes! 📝

    I listen to a lot of podcasts in the Christian space. Few do I find as consistently convicting and challenging as this one. I often find myself pausing to take notes or to rewind 15 seconds to hear again something that was said. This is not your typical leadership podcast. This will challenge you spiritually.

    ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DavidLeeCarpenter
    United Statesa year ago
  • Listen again…and again…and again!

    The episode on 4 Ways to Raise the Bar for Our Kids with the Claytons is like a clinic on being next level parents. As I listened my heart was stirred to be more intentional with my boys and to become more as a father. So thankful for this content!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    K3nd@ll316
    United Statesa year ago
  • Must listen!

    Super fire podcast!! Love grants interviewing style and the guests are top notch. If you are a young leader or any leader for that matter, subscribe asap!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    timmyhunters
    United States2 years ago
  • Must listen!… and share!

    I’ve been listening from the beginning and it just gets better and better. Not only are the topics of conversation encouraging it the practical application make these conversations invaluable as a young leader.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AntonLouis
    United States2 years ago

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The podcast is frequently described as refreshing and relevant, with many noting the practical advice that resonates with young adults.
Listeners appreciate the deep, transformative discussions around leadership and faith that challenge them to grow personally and spiritually.
Audience feedback highlights the authenticity and engaging style of the host, prompting them to think critically about both their personal and leadership journeys.

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The 4 Biggest Misconceptions About Speaking in Tongues | Lyle Phillips
Q: What are the next steps for someone who wants to learn how to speak in tongues?
Provide a biblical framework citing Paul, invite prayer and discipleship, and encourage believers to ask the Father for the Holy Spirit and to practice with faith, noting that it may start with utterances rather than polished words and develops over time.
The 4 Biggest Misconceptions About Speaking in Tongues | Lyle Phillips
Q: What would you say is the first misconception around speaking in tongues?
The first misconception is that tongues is not for today; the guest argues that tongues is active today and should be understood as a gift given by the Holy Spirit to those who ask, not something obsolete.
5 Personal Practices to Redeem the Lost Art of Honor | Dino Rizzo
Q: Is there a difference between honor and respect, and how should we approach them differently?
Honor is a God-centered, weighty response to relationships and situations, while respect can be tied to a person's position or actions; they are closely related but not interchangeable, with honor often guiding how we treat people and speak truth into their lives.
The Ruthless Elimination of Casual Christianity | Grant & Madi Troutt
Q: How do you decide what to give up in order to follow God's leading?
We assess whether something helps us run the race and glorifies God, choosing what costs us and what is wise, often prioritizing the hidden work over visible platforms.
5 Subtle Ways New Age Spirituality Is Infiltrating the Church | Tailah Scroggins
Q: Why is the Enneagram considered a risky insertion into church culture, and how do its origins influence this view?
Tailah explains that the Enneagram was created by occult-connected figures and channeled through spiritual experiences rather than scientific psychology, which she argues makes its theological foundations problematic for Christians seeking identity.

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The content focuses on empowering young leaders by exploring their faith, purpose, and the challenges they face in a rapidly changing world. Each episode features discussions with various influential figures, ranging from entrepreneurs to spiritual leaders, offering insights on leadership, personal growth, and societal issues from a Christian perspective. Noteworthy themes include the importance of vulnerability in relationships, the influence of technology on personal connections, and guiding young adults in discerning their calling within their faith. Through a blend of personal stories, practical advice, and theological reflections, the series is designed to inspire and equip a generation to take on leadership roles with confidence and i... more

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2. Derwin Gray
3. Faith Cho
4. Noah Herrin
5. Noah Heron
6. Nala Ray
7. Zach Windahl
8. Ian Simkins

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