A podcast for pastors and church leaders. Sponsored by the Kentucky Annual Conference of the UMC.
Holy Roast Podcast
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5.0(24 reviews)
30 episodes
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Quality43
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YouTube76
Engagement51
Podcast Overview
A podcast for pastors and church leaders. Sponsored by the Kentucky Annual Conference of the UMC.
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Publishing Since
12/4/2023
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YouTube76
Engagement51
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23 episodes over 1.5 years
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Recent Episodes
June 8, 2026
S3E7 - Andrew Pomerville
n this episode of the Holy Roast Podcast, Rob sits down with Rev. Dr. Andrew Pomerville, President of Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary, for a thoughtful conversation on the future of theological education. The Rev. Dr. Andrew Pomerville brings to Louisville Seminary successful experience in both higher education and ecumenical parish ministry, defined by innovation, energy and joyful communication as an executive administrator, chaplain, and senior pastor. Together, they explore how seminaries honor tradition while forming leaders for an increasingly diverse and ecumenical church, the evolving ways students learn and prepare for ministry, and why seminary formation still matters today. Dr. Pomerville also shares insights on Methodist Studies at LPTS and offers a hopeful vision for the next generation of church leaders. All links can be found here: https://linktr.ee/holyroastpodcast For more info about Louisville Seminary, visit [www.lpts.edu](http://www.lpts.edu/)!
March 30, 2026
S3E6 - John Randolph
In this month’s episode, Rob and Rachel sit down with Rev. John Randolph. John is the pastor of Genesis UMC and Crescent Hill UMC in Louisville, KY. Rev. John Allen Randolph is a lifelong Louisville native and graduate of DuPont Manual High School and the University of Louisville, where he studied Justice Administration with a minor in Pan-African Studies. Licensed to preach in 2013 and ordained in 2022 at Bates Memorial Baptist Church under Rev. Dr. F. Bruce Williams, John holds a Master of Divinity in Black Church Studies from Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary, where he co-founded the Gayraud S. Wilmore Society of Black Seminarians. In this episode, we explore the experience of pastoring in two unique congregations, highlighting the cultural, historical, and spiritual differences that shape ministry in each context. It reflects on how preaching adapts, or remains rooted, across these spaces, and lifts up the wisdom and practices of the Black church that could deepen congregational life. The discussion also names the challenges of navigating dual contexts, the resilience required to sustain such work, and the ways the United Methodist connectional system can both support and complicate cross-cultural ministry. You can check out John’s Substack here.
January 26, 2026
Holy Roast S3E5 - Jabe Largen
In this month’s episode, Rob and Rachel sit down with Rev. Jabe Largen. Jabe is the Senior Pastor of Pinehurst United Methodist Church in Pinehurst, NC, where he has served since 2021. He is ordained in the United Methodist tradition as an Elder and a native of Pulaski, VA. Jabe is the author of the memoir "They Call Me Jabe" published near the end of 2025. In this Episode, Jabe talks about telling the truth the church often polishes over—addiction and recovery, Appalachian faith, depression in the pulpit, and what it means to preach grace without sentimentality. We dig into incarnational justice, the cost of honest storytelling, and the false hopes pastors may need to let die in order to proclaim a gospel that’s actually good news.
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