Switch Leader Podcast

In this episode, Josh Baldwin and Kaitlyn Caffrey unpack Week 2 of War of the Worldviews: Christianity vs. Relativism. They explore why so many students unknowingly adopt relativism, how Genesis 3 reveals the root issue of trust, and why Jesus’ unchanging truth offers something steadier and more freeing. You’ll walk away better prepared to lead honest conversations about bias, decision-making, and what it really means to trust God over ourselves.

In this episode, Josh Baldwin and Colton Jones challenge leaders to stop carrying their small group and start developing leaders within it. They unpack the difference between being a “doer” and becoming a “developer,” offering practical ways to share ownership, empower students, and embrace the messiness of growth. If you want to multiply leadership and disciple students beyond yourself, this conversation will help you take the next step.

In this episode, Josh Baldwin and James Meehan introduce the new series War of the Worldviews, a five-week journey comparing Christianity to some of today’s most common competing beliefs. From naturalism and relativism to individualism, spiritualism, and determinism, they unpack how the biblical story offers something better, truer, and more beautiful. This series will equip students to confidently answer tough questions and wrestle with whether following Jesus is truly worth it.

In this episode, Josh Baldwin sits down with Vince Parker to share a message of encouragement for Switch leaders. Together they talk about what we want for you—not just what we ask from you—including living a full, abundant life in Christ, finding joy in community, and trusting God’s goodness through every season. A timely reminder of why your faithfulness matters and how God is using you to make an eternal difference.

In this episode, Josh Baldwin is joined by Matt Lamberth to unpack the heart and strategy behind Switch Bowl. They talk about why this night matters, how it creates a high-impact opportunity to reach new students, and how leaders can lean into first impressions, follow-up, and leading outside their role. A practical, encouraging conversation to help leaders prepare for a PARTY WITH A PURPOSE—and make the most of a big bring-a-friend night.