Podcast
The Four Rhythms of a Spiritually Meaningful Life
Pastor and author Tommy Brown talks about his new book, The Speed of Soul, and the four simple practices that can guide us to a more fulfilling and Christ-centered life.
Pastor and author Tommy Brown talks about his new book, The Speed of Soul, and the four simple practices that can guide us to a more fulfilling and Christ-centered life.
Dr. Mike Zigarelli, a professor at Messiah University, shares some discoveries from his research into successful Christian businesses and sports programs—and discusses how men can incorporate those principles into their daily lives.
Recently on The Redeemed Man Podcast, we had the privilege of sitting down with our friend TJ Mackenzie, a relationship coach and licensed therapist with Refined Iron. TJ specializes in helping men navigate the hard places in marriage with hope, resilience, and practical tools. He doesn’t just speak theory, he’s lived through struggles, mistakes, and redemption, and now equips men to find connection and restoration where it often feels impossible.
Counselor, minister, and author Michael Cusick unpacks themes from his new book, Sacred Attachment, and explores the barriers that keep men from developing closer relationships with God and each other.
The decision to leave Georgia Tech to forge a new path in ministry was a difficult one, but Peyton Wells handed it over to God—and is already reaping the spiritual rewards.
We live in an age where advice is endless, but true wisdom is rare. From well-meaning family and friends to bestselling self-help authors and polished social media influencers, wisdom seems to be everywhere. Don’t be fooled though. Not all wisdom is equal. In fact, Scripture makes it clear that when it comes to seeking wisdom, there are two competing sources at work: wisdom that comes from the world and wisdom that comes from God.
Filmmaker/videographer Evan Lanier shares stories of traveling around the world and witnessing faith, hope, and happiness in the places he least expected to find them.
As men, we often pride ourselves on what we know. We devour books and podcasts, sharpen our skills, and chase information, believing it will make us stronger, more capable, more complete. And yet, even as knowledge helps us achieve more, many of us still feel a nagging emptiness inside. Why? Because knowledge alone was never meant to be our highest pursuit. It sharpens the mind, but it doesn’t shape the heart. It helps us make a living, but it can’t teach us how to truly live. What every man needs is godly wisdom — the kind that not only informs our decisions but transforms our character. Without it, we end up smart but not steady, informed but not truly wise. Knowledge may provide us good information, but wisdom is what helps us apply it. The truth is simple but life-changing: Wisdom will always take us further than knowledge – and here’s why:
Rebekah and Gabe Lyons, authors of the book The Fight for Us, talk about their marriage journey, what prompted them to write a book together, and the lessons they’ve learned that they believe every couple should hear.
Psalm 107:2
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