NxtGen 2024 Trailer

Next Gen

Next Gen Director Grant Skeldon, offers us an interesting perspective on the next generation and how they are tempted to use God as a stepping stone to increase their platform. Grant encourages us to decrease instead so that God can increase.




Watch and learn how to use your purpose and passions to elevate the Kingdom of God.

The Transaction Gospel

Grant Skeldon Young Pastors Summit Invitation

Do you feel like you're overflowing with questions? Are you longing to be more spiritually connected? If so, this podcast is for you. In this episode, Grant Skeldon and Will Chung discuss everything from controversial parts of scripture to practical ways of living out your faith with Dr. Joel Muddamalle and Pastor Jonathan Pokluda. They offer guidance on topics the next generation wrestles with. Tune in and discover how you can navigate God’s word thoughtfully, using both spirit and truth

Joel Muddamalle and Jonathan Pokluda | Common and Controversial Questions Young People Are Asking

Do you ever feel guilty that you don’t pray enough? Or that when you do pray, your prayers are bad, boring or empty? In this episode of NextUp, Grant Skeldon and Will Chung talk all things prayer with brothers Addison and Alec Bevere from Messenger International. They uncover the disconnect many of us have about prayer, helping us understand it’s not a formula to solve, but an experience to share. Listen in and discover how you can trade boring, empty prayers for real connection with God.

Addison Bevere & Alec Bevere | How to Reclaim Your Prayer Life

Spiritual Formation

Making Disciples

Discipling Stages

Discipling the Next Generation

As a leader, do you find your schedule controlling you more than you are controlling it? In this episode, Grant and Will lead a powerful Q&A with rapper, CEO, New York Times bestselling author, investor, and activist, Lecrae, about how to prioritize and keep your soul intact while leading and pioneering new spaces.
Tune in today and watch for new episodes every Thursday.

Keeping Your Soul Intact While Pioneering

Nxt Gen Summit 2023 Recap

To kick off Season 2, Grant and Will interview Jonathan "JP" Pokluda, lead pastor of Harris Creek Baptist Church and author of Why Do I Do What I Don't Want To Do. They do a deep dive on how to guard your mind, fortify your confidence, and get over what other people think. 

Jonathan Pokluda | Getting Over What Other People Think

Obsessive Comparison Disorder

Zach Love and Trent Jackson are Next Up with Grant Skeldon and Will Chung. In this Episode: Private vs. public creatives. Inner Monologue of an Evangelist. Music lyrics and mourning.
Fav stories: How did I end up here. Loving people better where they are.

Zach Love and Trent Jackson | Private vs. public creatives. Inner Monologue of an Evangelist. Music lyrics and mourning. Fav stories: How did I end up here? Loving people better where they are.

The Nxt Gen Summit equips Gen Z and Millenials to faithfully navigate current culture. Join 1,000+ next generation leaders to engage the most pressing issues of our day, move towards a revival ready posture, and form Kingdom friendships that will last a lifetime.

Announcing the Nxt Gen Summit 2023

Scott Hamilton is Next Up with Grant Skeldon and Will Chung. Including: Suffering and Mastery. Adoption. Rejection. Chronic Pain. Courage.

Scott Hamilton | Suffering and Mastery, Falling 41,000 times, Adoption, Rejection, & Choosing Joy in Chronic Pain

Luke LeFevre (Consecrate) is Next Up with Grant Skeldon (THINQ Media) and Will Chung (Beloved Church). In this episode: How would you rate your holiness? Cool vs. Compromising - Identifying white, gray, and black areas of life. Is holiness a straitjacket?

Luke LeFevre | Fasting, Cussing, Holiness, and Application Heresy

What you say is just as important as how you say it. In reaching people with the gospel, a loving tone rather than convicting one must be used to fully convey the grace which is being discussed.

Importance of Tone

Discipleship

Trust is built on vulnerability. In Will Chung's church, young people who are searching for something to believe in respond best to open vulnerability among leadership, as it fosters deep conversations unhindered by defense mechanisms. 

Leading with Vulnerability

Relationships

Today, people are flooded with options on what to believe and who to be, resulting in their identity being rooted in something other than Christ. Will Chung speaks on the prevalence of this phenomena in young people and the confusion it is causing.

Choice Anxiety and Identity Anxiety

Grant Skeldon encourages us to live with a posture of expectation. There is grace for disheartening reality when we view it through a lens of hope in Jesus.