FHU Leadership Podcast

S4E3 - Dr. Deweese and Northrop on Biblical Masculinity (pt. 1)

Host Dr. Josh Ketchum interviews Dr. Joe Deweese and Dr. Jeremy Northrop in this three part series on biblical masculinity. In this first part they discuss the current culture's attack on masculinity and the great need for male leadership. 

S4E2 - President Shannon - Maintaining a Healthy Church Body

FHU President and gospel preacher David Shannon comes on the podcast this week to discuss how to maintain a healthy church body. This episode is insightful, very encouraging, and challenging. 

S4E1 - Dr. Kevin Moore - What To Do After the Mission Campaign

Dr. Kevin Moore, missions professor at FHU, discusses with host Dr. Josh Ketchum about what to do after the short-term mission campaign.  

S3E12 - Church Leadership Workshop Preview

Dr. Josh Ketchum introduces this year's church leadership workshop planned for Sept. 27-28th at MSYC.  

S3E11 - Dr. David Powell Reflects and Offers Counsel as He Retires

Host Dr. Josh Ketchum interviews retiring Bible Professor Dr. David Powell as he retires after 30 years of teaching at FHU. Dr. David Powell is a popular professor and preacher who has spent his life in service to the Lord. In this episode, he reflects on his time at FHU, advice he would give all of his previous students, as well as offering counsel to church leaders and preachers today.  

S3E10 - FHU Mens' Basketball Coach Drew Stutts on Leadership

Host Josh Ketchum interviews FHU Men's Head Basketball Coach Drew Stutts after his NAIA Championship in 2024. They discuss the tournament run, leadership philosophy, culture, and how he motivates his players. 

S3E9 - Dr. Doug Burleson on Understanding Bible Versions

Host Dr. Josh Ketchum interviews Dr. Doug Burleson, on understanding Bible versions and their use in a congregational setting. 

S3E8 - Dr. Rick Brumback on a Vision for Your Congregation's Work

Host Dr. Josh Ketchum interviews Dr. Rick Brumback on how local congregations can assess their current works and develop a congregational vision of work for the future.