Podcast

Wayne Francis, lead pastor of The Life Church in suburban New York City, talks about how his upbringing in the Big Apple shaped his views on faith, friendships, and redemption.

Brenen Beeler, senior pastor of Cavalry Chapel Eagle in Idaho, talks about wrestling with the call to move to a new city and a new church, and the message he shares with the men in his congregation.

Trevor Tyson, founder and frontman of the heavy metal band Heal the Hurt, talks about the fears and doubts that inspired his music and how he’s trying to reach out to others.

Wealth manager and Arlington Family Offices founder Ken Polk talks about how his faith and responsibility to be a good steward inform how he leads his business and his family.

It’s easy to gloss over Easter as “just another holiday.” We assume we understand Christ’s resurrection and move on. But the resurrection isn’t something we outgrow. It’s something we grow into.

Blake Prime shares how success, image, and ambition slowly pulled him away from authentic faith, and what it took to become a true disciple, husband, and father.

Entrepreneur Chuck Bradford, a two-decade veteran of corporate leadership at Chick-fil-A, shares the Christ-centered leadership principles that have served him well throughout his life and career.

Homesteader, minister, husband, and father Matt Moore shares his advice for maintaining strong marriages and family relationships that can weather big challenges and sweeping life changes.

Frank Rich, who struggled with porn addiction in his own life, shares the techniques and affirmations he’s using to help other men through his Rebuilt Recovery ministry.