Bonus Episode - Sabbath Follow-Up

Christian Socialism - Not an Economic System, but a Kingdom Reality

Same boots. Same land. Same inheritance. One just knew what he was standing on. The difference between these two men isn't what they have - it's what they know they have. Which one are you living like today?

Strongholds, Lies, and the Battle for Our Minds

"I've gone too far." "I'm not enough." "Nobody actually wants to know me." Those aren't your thoughts. That's the enemy circling the runway. And today we learn how to say — Permission Denied!

Bonus Episode - Sabbath Follow-Up

In this bonus episode, we report out about how our Sabbath commitment has been going!

EP9 - When Believers Become Barriers

This is the episode where two Christians admit the uncomfortable truth: sometimes we’re the ones blocking the door to Jesus… and we didn’t even realize we we're standing there. We talk about the gap between Jesus’ heart and our behavior — the blind spots, the tone, the pride, the insecurity — all the stuff that turns believers into barriers instead of bridges.  Not to shame anyone.  But to call men higher.  Because every one of us has had moments where we meant to defend the faith… and accidentally made it harder for someone to come to Christ.  This episode is about humility, repair, and learning to represent Jesus without getting in His way.

EP8 - Deployed into Darkness

This is your unofficial mission briefing: two men with zero tactical training discuss being deployed into darkness… like God handed us night‑vision goggles and said, ‘Good luck. ' We’re talking about the moments when God drops you into places you didn’t choose — the job, the crisis, the relationship, the season that feels more like a battlefield than a blessing.  Not to punish you.  Not to expose you.  But because light doesn’t do much good in well‑lit rooms.  If you’ve ever felt underqualified, overwhelmed, or like your assignment came with no manual, this episode is going to hit home.  This is about courage, calling, and learning to operate as sons, not survivors, when the lights go out.