Losing My Job Changed Everything | Father & Son Conversation on Trusting God

From a Jail Cell to Championship Coach: Kevon Fly's Story

In this powerful episode of God's Glory In Men's Real Stories, Robert Moore sits down with championship basketball coach, mentor, and speaker Kevon Fly to unpack a story that proves your lowest moment doesn't have to define your future. Long before coaching championship teams, pouring into young men, and leading others with purpose, Kevon found himself sitting alone in a jail cell wondering how life had gotten to that point. What felt like the end of his story became the very place where God began preparing him for everything that would come next. Together, Robert and Kevon have an honest conversation about identity, shame, pride, forgiveness, fatherhood, purpose, and the life-changing power of God's grace. Kevon shares how hidden struggles, financial hardship, brokenness, and the pressure to appear "okay" nearly kept him from becoming the man God created him to be. One of the most powerful moments of the conversation comes when Kevon reminds us that so many men are silently carrying burdens they were never meant to carry alone. Whether it's fear, failure, addiction, financial pressure, loneliness, or regret, healing begins the moment we stop pretending and start telling the truth. Throughout this episode you'll hear conversations about: • Life before coaching • Sitting in a jail cell and facing the consequences of poor decisions • How God uses broken seasons to prepare us • The importance of mentorship and accountability • Learning to become the man you needed growing up • Fatherhood and leading the next generation • Financial struggles, pride, and asking for help • Why vulnerability is strength—not weakness • Finding purpose through pain • God's faithfulness in every season Kevon's story is a reminder that God doesn't waste pain. The very places that seem like setbacks can become the foundation for the calling He has on your life. If you've ever wondered whether your mistakes have disqualified you... If you've ever felt ashamed of your past... If you've ever struggled silently while everyone around you assumed you were fine... This conversation is for you. No matter where you've been or what you've done, your story isn't over. God's grace is greater than your past, and He still has a purpose for your life. Thank you for listening to God's Glory In Men's Real Stories. If this episode encouraged you, please follow the podcast, leave a review, and share it with someone who needs the reminder that hope, healing, and freedom are possible through Jesus Christ.

Before You Father Your Kids, Father Yourself | Glenn Henry

What if the key to becoming a better father isn't learning how to parent your children, but learning how to heal yourself? In this episode of God's Glory In Men's Real Stories, Robert Moore sits down with Glenn Henry, creator of Belief In Fatherhood and author of Father Yourself, for a powerful conversation about fatherhood, healing, identity, and breaking generational cycles. Glenn shares lessons from years of documenting fatherhood, raising children, navigating family relationships, setting healthy boundaries, and confronting the wounds many men carry from childhood. Together, Robert and Glenn discuss the reality that many fathers are trying to lead families while still carrying unmet needs, unresolved pain, and stories that continue to shape how they see themselves. This conversation explores what it means to father yourself first, why healing matters, how childhood experiences affect parenting, and why vulnerability, community, and self-awareness are essential for becoming the man your family needs. Topics include fatherhood, healing, therapy, father wounds, parenting, identity, family relationships, emotional health, boundaries, and personal growth. Whether you're a father, husband, son, or simply a man trying to grow, this episode offers wisdom, encouragement, and practical insight for the journey ahead. Your family doesn't need a perfect father. They need a present one.

My Mother Told Me I'd Never Amount To Anything | Finding Identity In Christ

After being told he'd "never amount to anything," Scott Gerard spent years carrying wounds that shaped the way he saw himself, his relationships, and even God. In this powerful episode of God's Glory In Men's Real Stories, Scott sits down with Robert Moore to share how growing up in a dysfunctional home, navigating family struggles, and wrestling with feelings of rejection created a deep desire to prove his worth. Like many men, Scott spent years searching for significance through performance, achievement, and the approval of others, only to discover that none of those things could heal what was happening beneath the surface. Together, Robert and Scott explore the impact of childhood wounds, poor self-image, loneliness, insecurity, and the pressure many men feel to be enough. Scott opens up about the messages he carried into adulthood, how those beliefs affected his identity, and the role faith, counseling, community, and forgiveness played in his healing journey. This conversation is an honest look at what happens when the labels placed on us by others begin to shape how we see ourselves. It's also a reminder that God's view of us is often very different from the story we've been telling ourselves for years. Topics in this episode include: • Childhood wounds and family dysfunction • The impact of rejection and criticism • Poor self-worth and identity struggles • Loneliness and isolation • Finding faith during difficult seasons • The role of counseling and healing • Forgiveness and emotional freedom • Identity in Christ • Mental and emotional health • Hope, restoration, and God's grace If you've ever wrestled with insecurity, shame, rejection, feeling like you're not enough, or wondering how God truly sees you, this conversation will encourage you. Scott's story is a powerful reminder that our past doesn't have to define our future, healing is possible, and God's grace is greater than the labels we've carried for years. Your story is not over.

I Tried to End My Life. God Had Other Plans | Unique Edwards

What happens when a man who spent 17 years in prison, carried years of shame, and believed he was beyond forgiveness encounters the love of God? In this episode, Unique Edwards shares his remarkable journey from prison, hopelessness, and suicidal thoughts to discovering healing, purpose, and identity in Christ. Unique and Robert discuss guilt, self-forgiveness, mental health, obedience, hearing God's voice, and how God's love can transform even the stories that seem beyond repair. Topics include: • Prison and redemption • Mental health and suicide prevention • Forgiveness and healing • God's pursuit of broken people • Identity in Christ • Obedience and faith • Purpose after pain • Love and restoration This episode is a powerful reminder that no story is too broken for God to redeem.

Why This Scientist Left Atheism to Follow God | Joseph Springs

What would make a scientist walk away from atheism and follow God? In this episode of God's Glory In Men's Real Stories, Joseph Springs shares his journey from being a self-described atheist to discovering a personal relationship with Jesus. What began as questions about faith eventually led him to confront wounds, trauma, and beliefs he had carried for years. Together, Joseph and Robert explore the intersection of science and faith, the impact of mentorship, the courage required to be vulnerable, and the ways God often reveals Himself when we're willing to honestly examine our lives. This conversation touches on trauma, healing, fatherhood, leadership, prayer, identity, and what happens when God begins rewriting the story you thought was already finished. Topics include: • Atheism and faith • Science and Christianity • Childhood trauma and healing • Radical Mentorship • Vulnerability and men's mental health • Prayer and trust • Leadership and fatherhood • Discovering God's purpose If you've ever wrestled with faith, questioned God's goodness, or wondered if healing is possible, this conversation is for you.