Just Say It

Stephen Wolfe's talk from the 2026 Burn the Ships men's conference.

Joe Rigney's talk from the 2026 edition of the Burn the Ships men's conference.

What should Christians wear to church? In this episode, we talk about modesty, personal preference, church culture, and the heart behind how we present ourselves for gathered worship. From “Sunday best” to casual dress, we explore what Scripture says—and doesn’t say—about clothing in the church, while encouraging believers to pursue humility, love for others, and a focus on Christ above appearances.

In a world marked by conflict, how should Christians think about war? In this episode, we take a sober look at Just War Theory through the lens of Scripture and a high view of God’s sovereignty. We examine the biblical role of governing authorities, the responsibility to uphold justice, and the moral limits God places on the use of force. Walking through principles like just cause, rightful authority, and proportionality, we aim to think carefully and biblically about when war may be justified—and when it is not. This is not a call to aggression, but to clarity, conviction, and a commitment to honor Christ even in the hardest questions of life in a fallen world.

Join Pastors Matt and Chase as they talk about Chase's new book: Offensive Christianity. They discuss Chase's call to equip men to step boldly into their faith. "For decades now, Christian men have been told that their strength is a problem, their ambition a sin, and power is dangerous to wield. Instead, they are offered a feminized faith which prizes inaction and passivity. Niceness has become the highest virtue. Offensive Christianity: Restoring the Strength of Men in a Feminized Age is a call to action for men who refuse to submit to a world that despises them."Pre-order your copy of Chase's new book here: https://press.founders.org/shop/offensive-christianity/

Far from being just history, the Old Testament is God’s story of redemption. This episode shows why it matters for every believer’s life right now.

Matt and Chase reflect on the memorial service for Charlie Kirk and the powerful reminder it gave of our unshakable hope in Christ. As a church, we honor his legacy of conviction and courage while lifting high the name of Jesus above all else. God is on the move.

In this episode of Just Say It, Pastor Michael Clary unpacks what he calls “Loser Christianity.” This podcast audio was pulled from his session at our 2025 Men's Conference: Burn the Ships. He discusses the cultural pressures tempting Christians toward compromise, the dangers of adopting a defeatist mindset, and why the gospel calls us to resilient, joyful faithfulness instead.

When tragedy shakes us, where do we turn? In this episode, Matt and Chase talk honestly about the assassination of Charlie Kirk, the brokenness of our world, and the unshakable promises of Christ.

What would it look like to have a right-wing John Mark Comer? In this episode of Just Say It, recorded live at Burn the Ships 2025, Chase Davis joins the conversation to explore how pastors and leaders can cast a compelling, culturally engaged vision of discipleship without surrendering biblical conviction. We talk cultural liturgies, political pressure, and the urgent need for voices that disciple the church in truth and courage.

In this week’s episode, Pastors Matt and Chase tackle the growing trend of “Low-T Christianity”—a faith that’s passive, hesitant, and lacking conviction. They unpack why courage, strength, and spiritual grit are essential for following Christ in today’s culture, and how believers can live with boldness rooted in the gospel.

What does it mean to be biblically masculine in a culture confused about manhood? In this episode of Just Say It, Doug Ponder joins us live at Burn the Ships 2025 to unpack God’s design for men, the distortions of cultural masculinity, and how the gospel restores men to sacrificial strength, humility, and service.

In this rapid-fire edition of Just Say It, Chase Davis joins to tackle current events and cultural controversies shaping the church today. From politics to theology to the latest headlines, we cut through the noise with biblical conviction and unfiltered conversation.

In this episode, we dig into what it means to truly belong to a local church—why it matters, what Scripture says, and how commitment to a church body shapes our walk with Christ. Whether you're a longtime member or just church-curious, this one’s for you.

In this video, we dive deep into the key elements of a truly impactful sermon, exploring the importance of biblical preaching. We discuss the need for sermons that are clear, authoritative, and spiritually nourishing. While emotional connections and personal preferences play a role, the true value of a sermon is rooted in its faithfulness to Scripture and its ability to guide us toward godly living. Drawing on the Apostle Paul’s teachings about sound doctrine, we emphasize that a preacher’s authority comes from God, not personal charisma. This discussion encourages us to approach sermons with a discerning spirit, asking how they align with biblical truth and contribute to our spiritual growth. Join us as we reflect on the importance of engaging with the preached Word in a way that goes beyond emotional satisfaction and truly nourishes our faith.

We often over-complicate how we ought to share the Gospel. Pastors Matt and Chase dig into what evangelism looks like today and how you can share the good news of Christ clearly and boldly in your daily life.

Join Matt and Chase as they share their personal stories and experiences that have shaped them into the pastors they are today. From the environments they grew up in to the cities they’ve called home, they explore how our surroundings influence our thoughts, beliefs, and actions—often in ways we don’t even realize. Through candid reflections, Matt and Chase discuss the challenges they've faced and how their journeys have shaped their faith and leadership.

Matt and Chase discuss the role of emotion in experiencing God, covering topics from emotional manipulation in modern worship services to what an appropriate awe of God looks like and how we exercise our God-given emotions.

Chase and Matt discuss immigration with an expert in the field - Lora Ries is Director of the Border Security and Immigration Center at The Heritage Foundation and has nearly 30 years’ experience in the immigration and homeland security arena.

We are committed to contending for the faith delivered to the saints.

We are committed to remaining biblically faithful in our faith and practice.

We are committed to pursuing joy in Christ no matter the circumstances. (Psalm 94:19)

We are committed to holding fast to the hope of Christ in us. (Hebrews 10:23)

We just replaced our logo at The Well Church. Why'd we do it? What's the new one about? Chris Jenkins, the designer behind the rebrand, joins the show to discuss the updated logo and its place in ministry.

The bible is a book full of patriarchs. How do we live in light of the examples found in the bible? Is that a bad thing for women, men, and families? And how do patriarchs fit into 21st century post-modernism?

If you've ever worried what your neighbor would think if they came to your church and listened to preaching from the bible, this episode is for you.

In 2024, Boulder Colorado is decidedly not Christendom. Unlike generations past where going to church may have helped secure a bank loan, or more recently where being a Christian is considered neutral, it is increasingly popular to look down on or even be hostile towards those who profess Christ as Lord. How does the Christian respond, love, and preach the good news in a world like this?

The Well Church just adopted the 1689 London Baptist Confession as a resource for what our church believes. Matt and Chase discuss what is a confession, why pick this one, and what use is it to 21st century Christians?

Matt Olson, teaching pastor at Valley Community Church in Lafayette and regional director of the Mile High Baptist Association, discusses Southern Baptist Convention churches, community, and resources.

Heidi Ganahl, the Republican nominee for Colorado Governor in 2022, joins Matt and Chase for a conversation on Colorado political issues, involvement of churches in election season, and the importance of voting in line with your faith.b

How should Christians think about the conflict in Israel? How does it intersect with biblical prophesy and end times? Matt and Chase discuss these questions along with just war, proportionality, the Christian posture that mourns taking of any life, and how modern Judaism relates to historic Judaism, to Christianity, and to Islam.

Local pastor Brian Brown sits down with Matt and Chase to discuss denominations. What are they? What advantage are they to the church? How do they compare to church networks?

A conversation with worship leader Scott Gayer about liturgy - what it is, how all types of churches use it, and why we choose the liturgies that we do.