034 Called not Comfortable

035 You are not Your Past

summary This episode explores how your past does not define you and how Christ redefines your identity. Joey Kennedy shares personal stories, biblical insights, and practical steps to help believers live in their new identity in Christ, overcoming lies and embracing truth.

036 Biblical Manhood vs. Cultural Masculinity

In this episode, Joey W Kennedy explores the biblical perspective on manhood versus cultural masculinity, emphasizing identity, sacrifice, and intentionality. He discusses how culture influences men's self-perception and how scripture provides a foundation for authentic masculinity.

034 Called not Comfortable

Comfort is not the goal of Christianity—calling is. When men trade calling for comfort, they don’t just stagnate… they become spiritually dangerous to themselves and those they lead.  Comfort was never the objective of the Christian life—calling was. From the beginning, God didn’t create man to settle As we learned from the previous episode, He created man to steward, lead, build, and obey.  But the moment comfort becomes the goal, a man quietly steps out of alignment with his design.

033 Core Pillars: 01 The Lie of Passive Christianity

Passive Christianity is probably the most dangerous lie a man can fall for. This lie seeks to influence men to be the "go with the flow" kind of guy, instead of the man who guards, engages, and cultivates what God has given him. In this episode, Joey speaks about the true dangers that lurk in the shadows of passivity. When this exists in the home, church, or business, everyone suffers.

032 The Porn Battle Plan: 05 Relapse

Most of us have experienced a relapse at some stage in our lives. Relapse is often associated with alcoholism or drug abuse, but the truth is that relapse is a word that describes a return to, or the recurrence of some condition after a period of improvement or recovery. In this episode, Joey will discuss the difference between shame and guilt, and how to get back up without quitting. Relapse doesn't have to define you, but how you respond to it will.