FHU Leadership Podcast
This podcast is about spiritual and church leadership. Aimed primarily at elders, deacons, and ministers in the church. The podcast is produced by the Center for Excellence in Spiritual Leadership at Freed-Hardeman University in Henderson, Tennessee.
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- 4
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- Sep 18, 2026
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- Aug 28, 2026
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S8E4 - Dr. Doug Burleson on Questions Asked about Eldership Qualifications (opens the original)
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Host Dr. Josh Ketchum interviews Dr. Doug Burleson, NT and Greek professor at FHU, on questions related to the qualifications of elders. He shares knowledge of the greek text of 1 Timothy and Titus. They focus on the qualifications related to his family and the controversies that surround these questions in local churches.
S8E3 - Dr. Chad Ramsey on Gospel Meetings (opens the original)
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Are gospel meetings ineffective today? Host Dr. Josh Ketchum interviews Gloster Street Church of Christ preacher and FHU alum Chad Ramsey on his research with churches on gospel meetings. They discuss reasons meetings are often ineffective and how church leaders can plan effective meetings for the church.
S8E2 - President Harris on His Leadership Aims and FHU (opens the original)
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Host Dr. Josh Ketchum interviews new FHU President Keith Harris on his leadership aims and philosophy. They discuss his goals for FHU and past leadership experiences.
S8E1 - Eric Lyons - Why Churches Should Teach Apologetics? (opens the original)
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Host Dr. Josh Ketchum interviews Eric Lyons, the director of Apologetics Press and FHU alum, on the importance of teaching Christian apologetics. They discuss what is apologetics, why it is important to teach, and how churches can go about doing such.
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