REACHING EVERY GENERATION

PREACHER.

PASTOR.

EVANGELIST.

Logan lives in Marietta, Georgia with his wife, Cara, their daughter, Mae, and their son, Beau. He is the Student Pastor at Johnson Ferry Baptist Church and has a burning passion to share the good news of Jesus Christ with the whole world. Over his time in ministry, Logan has preached in 10 countries, on 4 continents, and seen hundreds trust in Jesus to be their king. His life aim is to faithfully live out his calling to preach the gospel faithfully, to pastor passionately, and to build God’s kingdom.

  • Chris Trent

    Next Gen Catalyst at Georgia Baptist Mission Board

    Logan has preached at four of our camps, and each time he has been incredibly well-received. I’m especially grateful for how intentionally he engages with the theme of the camp while remaining sensitive to how the Lord is leading him in message preparation. Our students and leaders consistently express appreciation for his strong commitment to God’s Word and the time he invests in building meaningful relationships with students throughout the week.

  • Jim Perdue

    Senior Pastor at Second Baptist Church Warner Robins, GA

    I am so grateful for the ministry of Logan Grantham. His faithful leadership and Spirit-filled preaching are only outmatched by his humble heart to serve the Lord and follow Him faithfully. Logan has a unique ability to connect with students and adults as he preaches. His passion for Christ and heart for the lost are evident as he shares God’s Word.  I encourage you to use Logan to preach for you during a Sunday service, D-Now weekend, special event, or week-long camp experience. Like me, you will be encouraged and challenged as the Lord speaks through him. I have no hesitations or reservations to recommend Logan for any ministry you may desire. I firmly believe God will bless your people and you will not be disappointed.

  • Josh Shrewsbury

    Student Pastor at First Baptist Villa Rica, Georgia

    Logan spoke at our 2024 DNOW and did an absolutely amazing job. One of my favorite things about Logan is his ability to connect to our students. He walked around during free time and played games with them, sought out students to eat meals with, he even asked a couple days before our Dnow for a list of all our students so that he could pray over them by name. His ability to connect, care and disciple students in such a short period of time is nothing less than amazing. Logan preached the Word faithfully and delivered each message with passion and personality. I would highly recommend Logan to speak at any function knowing he’ll go above and beyond to exceed your expectations.

  • Leighton Cooley

    Senior Pastor at Roberta Evangelical Church

    Logan preaches the gospel clearly and directly, with an extraordinary measure of grace and authenticity. His ability to connect with those he ministers to is clear evidence of the Holy Spirit’s work in and through his life.

FEATURED WRITING

Born from a love for youth ministry and a passion to help student pastors thrive.

BUILDING A PARENT-FOCUSED DISCIPLESHIP CULTURE

The church has plenty of dry-cleaner parents. These are parents who drop their student off at the youth group and expect them to be cleaned, pressed, and spiritually ready to go. In other words, they hope the church (specifically the youth group) will “fix” their kids. Anyone who has done youth ministry for five minutes knows that strategy won’t work. As youth pastors, our job isn’t to be the primary disciple-makers of students. That role belongs to the parents. Our calling is to help them see that truth and step into it. We need them to understand that we aren’t dry cleaners… we are Home Depot – “You can do it. We can help!”

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As kids, we loved shooting bottle rockets. I have fond memories of being outside, watching the bottle rocket soar high into the air before quickly coming back to the ground. In youth ministry, I believe we are seeing "bottle rocket leaders"—leaders who rise quickly and perform exceptionally well in their first few years of ministry but eventually fizzle out and leave.

The church doesn’t need bottle rocket leaders. It needs youth leaders who are resilient and capable of navigating the challenges of ministry with grace and wisdom. The church needs leaders who are committed for the long haul.

MINISTRY FOR THE LONG HAUL

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4 WAYS TO MOVE STUDENTS FROM MISSON TRIPS TO MISSIONAL LIVING

Are you tired of seeing students live on mission for a week, only to come back home and forget everything they experienced on the mission trip? Yeah, me too! As youth workers, we constantly wrestle with how to lead our students to replicate the way they live on mission trips in their everyday lives. Well, it’s that time again… Mission trip season is here, and it’s our responsibility to equip our students to shine for Jesus daily, not just for a week in another state or country.

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