Educational Freedom & The Future of Florida - Congressman Byron Donalds

Alex Seeley joins the Kent Ingle Podcast for an honest conversation about the Holy Spirit, hearing God, wilderness seasons, revival, and what God is doing in the next generation.Alex shares why so many Christians believe in the Holy Spirit but struggle to understand who He is, how He speaks, and how to actually walk with Him every day. She explains why the Holy Spirit should not be treated as something mysterious to avoid, but as a Person believers can know, trust, and commune with.The conversation also becomes deeply personal as Alex reflects on leaving a thriving ministry season with Planetshakers in Australia and moving to the United States after believing God told her family to go. When doors did not immediately open, Alex found herself questioning whether they had heard God correctly. She shares how that wilderness season stripped away her identity, position, and expectations and taught her what it meant to be satisfied with God alone.Alex also talks about the gifts and fruit of the Holy Spirit, discerning genuine moves of God, the role of revival in the Church, and why she believes the next generation is hungry for more than simply going through the motions of church.In this episode, we talk about:• Who the Holy Spirit is and how believers can know Him• Why the Holy Spirit is more than speaking in tongues• The difference between the fruit and gifts of the Spirit• How the Holy Spirit helps believers understand Scripture• What to do when God feels silent in a wilderness season• How Alex Seeley learned to separate her identity from ministry• How to know if you really heard God• How to discern revival and genuine moves of God• What Alex believes God is doing in the Church right now• Why the next generation is hungry for the power of the Holy Spirit• Why character, integrity, skill, and spiritual power all matter in developing young leadersIf you are trying to understand the Holy Spirit, questioning whether you heard God correctly, or walking through a season where God feels distant, Alex’s story is a reminder that the Holy Spirit is not someone believers are meant to avoid. He is present, He speaks, He leads, and He is actively forming believers to become more like Jesus.00:00 Coming Up01:01 Welcome and Introduction to Alex Seeley02:26 The Divine Counselor and Knowing the Holy Spirit03:26 Who Is the Holy Spirit?05:34 How Churches Should Teach About the Holy Spirit07:41 The Power, Fruit, and Gifts of the Holy Spirit09:52 What to Do in a Wilderness Season12:52 Leaving Planetshakers and Following God to America14:24 Surrender, Identity, and Hearing the Holy Spirit15:46 How to Know You Heard God19:16 Revival, Social Media, and Discerning a Move of God22:49 Is the Church in Decline or Revival?25:16 Activating the Church to Do Ministry26:54 Why the Next Generation Is Hungry for More29:58 Training Young Leaders With Character, Skill, and Power31:44 Final Thoughts With Alex SeeleyGuest: Alex SeelyCheck out The Divine Counselor here: https://www.alexseeley.com/books/the-divine-counselorLearn more about Alex Seely: https://www.alexseeley.com/Learn more about The Belonging Co.: https://thebelonging.co/ ⁨@TheBelongingCoTV⁩ —Follow me on social media:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kent_ingle/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kent.ingle/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kentingle/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@kent_ingleX: https://x.com/kentingleWebsite: https://www.kentingle.com/—Check out my blog and newsletter:https://kentingle.com/media/blogs/—Subscribe to Kent's channel here: https://www.youtube.com/@Kent_Ingle

Levi Lusko joins the Kent Ingle Podcast for an honest conversation about calling, identity, revival, grief, and finding God in the middle of unimaginable pain.Levi shares how beginning ministry at a young age shaped him, and how being known as a young preacher became more connected to his identity than was healthy. He also reflects on what he sees God doing among Gen Z and Gen Alpha through movements of worship, revival, and young people choosing Jesus.The conversation becomes deeply personal as Levi opens up about losing his five year old daughter just days before Christmas. He shares what happened in those final moments, how grief changed his life, and the truth he wants anyone walking through pain to know: God sees you, God is with you, and you have permission to hurt.In this episode, we talk about:• How Levi Lusko began preaching as a teenager• What happens when your calling becomes your identity• Why Levi believes God is moving powerfully among Gen Z and Gen Alpha• What he sees happening through revival and worship movements• The heartbreaking loss of his daughter• How faith survives unimaginable grief• Why people in pain need permission to actually grieve• How to recognize God’s presence in your hardest seasonIf you are walking through grief, questioning your identity, or trying to understand what God is doing in the next generation, Levi’s story is a reminder that your pain does not mean God has left you. He sees you, He is present, and He will help you keep moving forward.

Natalie Grant joins the Kent Ingle Podcast for a conversation about faith, calling, worship, family, and obedience. She shares how rejection, health challenges, and unexpected seasons shaped her journey, along with why staying rooted in community and keeping Jesus at the center matters in every season.

Riley Minnix shares his journey from Southeastern University and NAIA basketball to the NBA, reflecting on faith, resilience, relationships, and staying ready for every opportunity. His story is a powerful reminder to make the most of where you are and trust the process along the way.

In this episode of the Framework Leadership Podcast, Matthew Drew shares the vision behind Elevation College, its partnership with Southeastern University, and how students will gain education, mentorship, discipleship, and hands on ministry experience while discovering who God has called them to be.

Austin Rogers joins the Framework Leadership Podcast to share how faith has shaped his journey from Southeastern University to law, public service, and a run for Congress. He discusses his experience working in Washington, helping shape major legislation, protecting children, and leading with conviction. Austin also opens up about sharing his faith on the campaign trail and why serving God remains at the center of his leadership, no matter the outcome.

In this episode, I am joined by Doug Witherup who breaks down the Edenic Covenent and how the first words from Jesus to us was to multiply. The devil gives us an alternative, addition by subtraction or subtraction by addition. Tune in to hear the importance of spoken scripture over our lives and why multiplication is so important.

In this episode, I am joined by Haley Hunt, founder of The Verb Kind, to discuss what it means to say “yes” to God’s call, even when it leads into uncomfortable and overlooked spaces. Haley shares her journey of stepping into prisons and juvenile detention centers to bring hope, love, and truth to young people who often feel forgotten. We explore how obedience, not comfort, shapes impactful leadership and why showing up consistently matters. This conversation highlights the power of God’s love to transform lives, both for those being served and those willing to go.

In this episode, I am joined by Congressman Byron Donalds, who addresses the future of the Sunshine State and his campaign for Governor. He breaks down school choice, educational freedom, and the impact that has on the landscape of Higher Education.

In this episode I am joined with Robert Bortins who discusses the growing challenges within the education system, including concerns around ideological influence and the limiting of open dialogue in classrooms. He emphasizes the importance of parental involvement and explores alternative education options, such as homeschooling and values-based models, as ways families can ensure a more well-rounded and aligned learning environment for their children. He highlights why education to prioritize critical thinking, transparency, and the freedom to engage diverse perspectives.