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Men After God
by Men After God
Welcome to the 'Men After God' podcast, the ultimate resource for Christian men aspiring to become the best version of themselves as fathers and husbands. Empowering and enlightening, we're here to guide you towards a life of faith, dedication, and love.In each episode, we'll dive deep into the challenges and triumphs Christian men face, as fathers and husbands, in today's fast-paced world. We'll provide actionable insights and powerful strategies for personal growth, enhancing your role as a dad, and strengthening your bond as a husband.'Men After God' is for those Christian men who are ready to step up, stand firm, and shine their faith in every aspect of their lives. You'll hear from influential Christian leaders and everyday fathers and husbands who, just like you, are on this journey of faith, fatherhood, and commitment.Join us as we journey together, demonstrating love in action, mastering the art of fatherhood, and embracing the responsibil
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The 5-Pillar Framework Every Christian Man Needs (Ditching Cookie-Cutter Faith)
Are you tired of "cookie-cutter Christianity"? Many Christian men feel exhausted and guilty, trying to squeeze their life into a rigid spiritual system that wasn’t designed for their wiredness or current season of life.In this powerful transition episode, Dr. Dustin Alley and Luke Sorensen address the dangerous distinction between a rigid "system" and a customizable "framework." Using examples from bad marriage counseling to the ideal time for devotions, they explore how to stop copying other people's spiritual habits and start following Jesus as the man God uniquely made you to be.If deepen your relationship with Jesus is your foundation, this framework provides the architectural necessary to hold up the other essential areas of your life. We introduce the five areas every Christian man must schedule into his week—and if you can't find room for these five, you are overbooked.In this episode, we break down:The "Perfectly Normal" Trap: Celebrated 4,000 downloads and a humbling anecdote from an Easter lunch that confronted Dustin's pride.System vs. Framework: Why cookie-cutter approaches fail under pressure, and how to find freedom in a customizable Biblical framework.A philosophical Friday night text: Dustin dives deep on why we must learn to live from the love of Jesus rather than pursuing it.Luke’s Struggles: Why developing self and delivering value are easy for him, but devoting time to family and "doing nothing" requires intense intentionality.The Permission Slip: Giving you permission to obey the Holy Spirit’s promptings, even when your season of obedience looks different from the man in the pew next to you.The 5-Pillar Framework Identified:We define the five pillars you need to maintain balance, authority, and peace:Deepen your relationship with Jesus (The Foundation)Devote time to your familyDevelop yourselfDeliver value to othersDo nothing for Jesus (The essential "brain glitch" statement on Sabbath and Rest).Have a question or want to share how the framework is working for you? Email Dustin directly at [email protected]
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Physical Health for Christian Men: Overcoming Excuses & Building Accountability
The conversation delves into the depth of the book, the physical man, and holistic health, as well as the importance of physical well-being and accountability. The hosts share personal experiences and insights, encouraging listeners to take responsibility for their physical health and well-being.TakeawaysHolistic health encompasses physical, mental, and spiritual well-beingAccountability should focus on self-motivation and celebrating winsChapters00:00 The Depth of the Book08:56 Physical Well-being and Accountability
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Why Men Feel Alone (Even at Church)
The conversation explores the themes of intentional living, relational priorities, deepening friendships, and challenges in friendship. It emphasizes the importance of active listening, navigating surface conversations, and addressing challenges in male fellowship. The role of pride in friendships and the impact of unfulfilling relationships are also discussed.TakeawaysActive listening is key to prioritizing relationshipsNavigating surface conversations is essential for building deeper relationshipsChapters00:00 The Intentional Man06:13 Deepening Friendships13:30 Challenges in Friendship
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Peace Precedes Productivity
Dr. Dustin Alley shares insights on the discipline of focus and the impact of fragmented attention on productivity and peace. He emphasizes the importance of order, directed attention, and the stewardship of focus. The conversation explores the economic case for focus, the value of depth, and provides a framework for a more focused life.TakeawaysDiscipline of focusPeace precedes productivityChapters00:00 The Stewarded Focus Framework
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Guard Your Heart: Phones, Busyness, and the Slow Fade
The conversation explores the themes of intentional living, relationship with Jesus, and the impact of technology on relationships. It delves into the importance of intentional actions, the significance of movement in purpose, and the dangers of comparison and busyness. It also emphasizes the need for intentional communication and interaction in relationships.TakeawaysIntentional living is crucial for building meaningful relationships.The impact of technology on relationships and the importance of setting boundaries.The significance of movement in purpose and the dangers of comparison and busyness.Chapters00:00 Living Intentionally and Purposefully07:17 The Impact of Technology on Relationships14:03 The Dangers of Comparison and Busyness22:03 Intentional Communication and Interaction in Relationships
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Scope Creep: Staying Focused When Life Won’t Stop Pulling You
The podcast hosts discuss the concept of focus and obedience in the context of their personal experiences and faith. They emphasize the importance of prioritizing and aligning with God's will, as well as the challenges of distractions and overcommitment. The conversation delves into the themes of time management, decision-making, and the significance of waiting for God's guidance.TakeawaysFocus and obedience are essential for aligning with God's will.Prioritizing and saying no to distractions are crucial for effective time management.Waiting for God's guidance and seeking wisdom through prayer are important aspects of decision-making.Chapters00:00 Consistency and Inconsistency in Podcasting06:40 Scope Creep and Time Management13:20 The Importance of Prioritization and Obedience21:56 Seeking Wisdom and Waiting for Guidance
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Heart Set: Living in Surrender and Faith
Episode DescriptionIn this episode of the Men After God podcast, Dustin Alley and Luke Sorensen continue Season 2 by exploring what it means to have a heart that is truly set on God. Building from Chapter Two of Becoming a Man After God, they introduce the idea of “heart set” versus mindset—arguing that while the mind may be easier to manage, the heart is what ultimately shapes who we become.Through the life of George Müller, Dustin and Luke examine what surrender looks like in real life, especially when obedience requires stepping away from what is safe, expected, or culturally approved. They discuss faith as an action, not just a belief, and wrestle honestly with the tension between trusting God and trying to meet your own needs. The conversation challenges men to stop living on autopilot, stop blaming circumstances or counsel for inaction, and instead live with a heart fully surrendered to God’s leading.The episode closes with a strong call to personal responsibility, cheerful obedience, and giving God not just your behavior—but your heart.Chapters00:00 Season 2 introduction and the concept of “heart set”00:48 Why the heart is more dangerous—and more powerful—than the mind01:30 “You are what you love” and how affection shapes identity02:22 Chapter Two overview and why it’s so short03:33 What was missing from the chapter and lessons learned after publishing04:55 George Müller’s life and the challenge of living by faith06:24 Faith as action, not just surrender language08:56 Safe paths versus surrendered paths10:23 Getting out of God’s way and unbelief as an obstacle11:22 Seasons, obedience, and when God changes direction13:30 Müller’s story of provision and God’s “royal” supply14:38 When we meet our own needs and credit God anyway15:51 Faith, surrender, and unique personal battles16:18 Why your walk with God cannot be borrowed from someone else17:11 Owning your story, suffering, and responsibility18:10 Obedience over counsel when God is clearly leading20:02 Suffering, growth, and surrendering what “ought to be”20:25 Faith that can’t be tested can’t be trusted22:48 Personal obedience and resisting people-pleasing23:47 God’s Word over the “easy button” of leadership24:20 Emotions, logic, and cheerful obedience25:28 Final challenge: surrender your heart, not just your actionsResources Mentioned in This EpisodeBecoming a Man After God by Dustin Alleyhttps://a.co/d/iA5BV3qGeorge Müller and a life lived by faith (historical reference)Support the Show📌 Connect with Men After God:🌍 Website: https://www.menaftergod.net📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@menaftergodpod📷 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/menaftergodpod👥 Join Our Community: https://facebook.com/groups/menaftergod🛒 Get MAG Merch: https://menaftergod.myshopify.com💙 Support Us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/MenAfterGod🎙️ Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify
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From History to His Story: Repentance Is the Doorway to Growth
In this episode of the Men After God podcast, Dustin Alley and Luke Sorensen continue Season 2 by diving into Chapter One of Becoming a Man After God. They reflect on the joy of recording together again, share gratitude for the Men After God community and Patreon supporters, and explain the renewed direction of the ministry—producing free, accessible content while staying surrendered to where God is leading.The conversation centers on what it truly means to be a “man after God’s heart” by examining the life of David. Rather than viewing David as a flawless spiritual hero, Dustin and Luke unpack how David’s identity was shaped by repentance, humility, and persistent pursuit of God—even in failure. They challenge the idea that background or upbringing determines spiritual potential and emphasize personal responsibility, repentance, and ownership as key markers of spiritual maturity.The episode closes with a direct challenge to men: stop blaming your past, take responsibility for your walk with God, and recognize that your relationship with Him will only grow as deep as your willingness to repent.Chapters00:00 Welcome back, Season 2 energy, and recording together again01:06 Gratitude for Patreon supporters and the Men After God community03:30 Vision for Season 2 and introducing the “Becoming” series03:56 Why Chapter One matters: From History to His Story05:14 Who the book is for—and why it applies beyond men05:45 What Dustin wishes he had added to Chapter One08:09 David’s life, failure, and the myth of spiritual perfection10:00 What “a man after God’s heart” actually means11:26 Pursuing God vs. achieving fulfillment13:30 Why there is no finish line apart from God14:50 The advantage New Testament believers have through the Holy Spirit17:13 Becoming is a choice, not a personality trait17:43 Repentance, responsibility, and owning your life20:13 Why repentance is the gateway to restoration21:32 Final thoughts and closing encouragementResources Mentioned in This EpisodeBecoming a Man After God by Dustin Alleyhttps://a.co/d/iA5BV3qGroup facilitation guides for the book (free PDFs available by request)📧 [email protected] FM for podcast recordinghttps://riverside.fmThe Diary of a CEO podcasthttps://www.youtube.com/@TheDiaryOfACEOSupport the Show📌 Connect with Men After God:🌍 Website: https://www.menaftergod.net📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@menaftergodpod📷 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/menaftergodpod👥 Join Our Community: https://facebook.com/groups/menaftergod🛒 Get MAG Merch: https://menaftergod.myshopify.com💙 Support Us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/MenAfterGod🎙️ Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify
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Becoming a Man After God in 2026: The 5 Disciplines That Actually Change You
In this episode of the Men After God podcast, Dustin Alley and Luke Sorensen talk about why most New Year goals die fast and what to do instead. They unpack the difference between setting goals and building daily disciplines, then pull back the curtain on the origin story of Dustin’s book Becoming a Man After God. Dustin shares how a season of overload pushed him to the edge and how one question shifted everything from doing things for God to learning how to do life with God. Together, they challenge men to prioritize what matters, build rhythms that protect their walk with Christ and their families, and pursue holistic stewardship that includes spiritual, mental, and physical health. They close with a simple reflection tool that turns listening into action so growth becomes real and repeatable.Chapters00:00 Why goals die by January 5 and why daily agenda matters02:01 Dustin’s goals and the action plans behind them04:48 Spiritual goals at home and intentional discipleship with kids05:26 Luke’s goals, Working Genius, and teaching core principles to children07:12 Why Dustin wrote Becoming a Man After God08:55 The overload season, the warning signs, and the breaking point13:30 The five part framework that shaped the book18:00 Who you are becoming and how decisions shape identity20:37 Discipline, rhythms, Daniel 1, and the power of small choices23:42 Why you never arrive and why that is the point27:56 Holistic stewardship and why spiritual, mental, and physical are connected29:59 Reflection questions that turn content into changeResources mentioned in this episodeBecoming a Man After God by Dustin Alley - https://a.co/d/5KZkPq0Working Genius assessment and certification - https://www.workinggenius.com/John Beasley, Mind and Body Fitness - https://mindandbodystrength.com/Greater Oaks Foundation and Spartan fundraiser - https://fundraise.spartan.com/page/Dustin-26972750Dustin’s Airbnb in Kissimmee Florida - https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/1569707871787434572?source_impression_id=p3_1767051701_P35rKxpUcJYzGAiHSupport the show📌 Connect with Men After God:🌍 Website: www.menaftergod.net📺 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@menaftergodpod📷 Instagram: www.instagram.com/menaftergodpod👥 Join Our Community: facebook.com/groups/menaftergod🛒 Get MAG Merch: https://menaftergod.myshopify.com/💙 Support Us: www.patreon.com/MenAfterGod🎙️ Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify
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Season 1 Finale!
In this episode of the Men After God podcast, Dustin Alley and Luke Sorensen kick off Season 2 by looking back on what God did in Season 1 and casting vision for what is next. They talk honestly about real life constraints, why they are shifting toward shorter episodes, and how the goal stays the same: serve men, strengthen families, and equip leaders with practical, biblical help. A major focus is Dustin’s book Becoming a Man After God and how churches can use it as a mens ministry resource through the included group facilitation guides. They also highlight the value of reflection after listening, the need for rest as worship, and how God sometimes leads by stopping you, not just by accelerating you.Chapters00:00 Season 2 kickoff and life updates04:39 Season 1 recap, wins, losses, and what God taught them10:23 Vision for Season 2 and the shift to shorter weekly episodes13:06 Overview of the book Becoming a Man After God and the five principles22:02 How to use the book and facilitation guides in a mens ministry or Bible study28:58 The 15 minute format and how to turn listening into action34:36 Valleys, being stopped by God, and the book Deeper38:10 Shout outs, non sponsor promotions, and ways to connectResources mentioned in this episodeBecoming a Man After God by Dustin Alley -https://a.co/d/iA5BV3qGroup facilitation guides for the book, available by request as free PDFs - [email protected] by Dane C Ortlund - https://a.co/d/ft43HrKRiverside FM for recording - riverside.fmMen of Valor Ministries - https://www.movministries.org/John Beasley, Mind and Body Fitness - https://mindandbodystrength.com/Huberman Lab podcast - https://www.hubermanlab.com/podcastThe Diary of a CEO podcast - https://www.youtube.com/@TheDiaryOfACEOSupport the show📌 Connect with Men After God:🌍 Website: www.menaftergod.net📺 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@menaftergodpod📷 Instagram: www.instagram.com/menaftergodpod👥 Join Our Community: facebook.com/groups/menaftergod🛒 Get MAG Merch: https://menaftergod.myshopify.com/💙 Support Us: www.patreon.com/MenAfterGod🎙️ Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify
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Throwback Episode: Guarding Your Heart: Overcoming Temptation with Wisdom
In this episode of the Men After God podcast, Adrian Ferrari discusses the universal struggle of resisting temptation and the importance of wisdom in overcoming it. Drawing from Proverbs 2, he emphasizes that God provides wisdom as a safeguard against the seductive nature of temptation. The conversation explores the significance of setting boundaries, seeking accountability, and understanding the consequences of giving in to temptation. Adrian encourages listeners to actively pursue wisdom through scripture and prayer, and to rely on God's strength to resist temptation, ultimately leading to a thriving relationship with Him. Chapters00:00 Understanding Temptation and Wisdom10:23 The Role of Boundaries and Accountability15:47 The Consequences of Giving In to TemptationSupport the show📌 Connect with Men After God: 🌍 Website: www.menaftergod.net📺 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@menaftergod316📷 Instagram: www.instagram.com/menaftergodpod👥 Join Our Community: facebook.com/groups/menaftergod🛒 Get MAG Merch: www.faithfulshirtscustom.com/menaftergod💙 Support Us: www.patreon.com/MenAfterGod🎙️ Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts
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Throwback Episode: Holiday Reflections and Reset
In this episode of the Men After God podcast, Dustin Alley and Luke Sorensen discuss the critical importance of developing future leaders within ministry. They emphasize the need for intentional leadership development strategies, recognizing potential in individuals, and the significance of a biblical foundation in leadership practices. The conversation also highlights effective communication techniques to engage audiences and the role of leaders as guides rather than heroes in the development process. In this conversation, Luke Sorensen and Dustin Alley discuss the importance of modeling leadership through Jesus, recognizing potential in others, and the significance of spiritual maturity in developing future leaders. They emphasize the need for intentional relationships, effective recruitment strategies, and the importance of character development in leadership roles within the church. The discussion highlights practical steps for pastors and leaders to cultivate a thriving men's ministry and foster a supportive community. Chapters00:30 Empowering Future Leaders in Ministry3:10 The Importance of Leadership Development Pipelines7:14 Recognizing and Nurturing Potential10:23 Building a Biblical Foundation for Leadership12:34 Engaging Communication Strategies17:39 The Role of the Guide in Leadership Development21:04 Modeling Leadership Through Jesus22:19 Seeing Potential: The '10' Above Their Heads25:15 Identifying Spiritual Maturity in Leaders30:31 Recruiting and Developing Future Leaders38:27 Building Intentional Relationships for Leadership GrowthIf you have enjoyed this episode, be sure to subscribe, rate, and review the podcast wherever you are listening. Also, take a moment to share this episode and podcast with your friends.Support the show📌 Connect with Men After God: 🌍 Website: www.menaftergod.net📺 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@menaftergod316📷 Instagram: www.instagram.com/menaftergodpod👥 Join Our Community: facebook.com/groups/menaftergod🛒 Get MAG Merch: www.faithfulshirtscustom.com/menaftergod💙 Support Us: www.patreon.com/MenAfterGod🎙️ Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts
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Throwback Episode: The Treasure of Wisdom
In this episode of Men After God, Dustin Alley delves into Proverbs chapter two, emphasizing the importance of diligently seeking wisdom as a vital aspect of spiritual growth. He discusses how wisdom is a treasure that requires effort to uncover, paralleling the pursuit of wisdom to the fervor one would have in searching for gold. Alley encourages listeners to apply biblical wisdom in their daily lives and to seek God's guidance earnestly, highlighting that true wisdom comes from understanding and living according to God's Word. Chapters0:30 Introduction to Men After God and Proverbs1:29 The Pursuit of Wisdom6:39 Diligence in Seeking Wisdom12:40 Applying Wisdom in Daily LifeIf you have enjoyed this episode, be sure to subscribe, rate, and review the podcast wherever you are listening. Also, take a moment to share this episode and podcast with your friends.Support the show📌 Connect with Men After God: 🌍 Website: www.menaftergod.net📺 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@menaftergod316📷 Instagram: www.instagram.com/menaftergodpod👥 Join Our Community: facebook.com/groups/menaftergod🛒 Get MAG Merch: www.faithfulshirtscustom.com/menaftergod💙 Support Us: www.patreon.com/MenAfterGod🎙️ Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts
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Redeemed Through the Fire: Jason Tester's Story of Faith, Fatherhood and Forgiveness
In this episode of the Men After God podcast, host Luke Sorenson sits down with Jason Tester for a powerful conversation on the true nature of forgiveness.Jason reminds us that forgiveness isn’t something we muster up on our own — it is a gift from God, made possible through Jesus, not through our own strength, feelings, or willpower.Together, Luke and Jason explore:- Why forgiveness is spiritually impossible without Christ- The internal battle between our flesh and the Spirit- Why your feelings aren’t the foundation of forgiveness- How God empowers us to forgive what we could never let go of aloneIf you've ever struggled to forgive someone who hurt you, battled resentment, or felt like you just can’t move on, this episode will give you clarity, hope, and a path forward rooted in the gospel, not self-effort.🧭 Key Takeaways-Forgiveness comes from Jesus, not from our feelings.-The ability to forgive is a divine gift.-True forgiveness is a reflection of Jesus's love.Support the show📌 Connect with Men After God: 🌍 Website: www.menaftergod.net📺 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@menaftergod316📷 Instagram: www.instagram.com/menaftergodpod👥 Join Our Community: facebook.com/groups/menaftergod🛒 Get MAG Merch: www.faithfulshirtscustom.com/menaftergod💙 Support Us: www.patreon.com/MenAfterGod🎙️ Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts
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Rescued and Redeemed: Adoption, Family, and God’s Miraculous Provision
In this episode of the Men After God podcast, host Luke Sorensen sits down with Dr. Bryan Samms to unpack a powerful story of family, faith, and calling. Bryan shares the journey behind his new book, Rescued, the miracle of adoption in his family, the priority of marriage and kids in ministry, and the gospel picture of our adoption in Christ. You will hear how God provides in impossible seasons and how churches and men can live true religion by caring for the fatherless and strengthening the home.Whether you are exploring adoption, navigating infertility, or simply seeking to grow in your faith as a man after God, this episode will encourage your faith and provide you with practical next steps.🧭 Key TakeawaysAdoption is a vivid gospel picture of our new name, new family, and new inheritance in ChristA man’s first ministry is his home and his marriage must remain first after GodGod provides when we walk in obedience even when the path is costly or unclearTrue religion includes caring for the orphan and the widow and the local church can lead the wayInfertility and waiting can become seasons of prayer, fasting, and deep dependence on GodEvery man can participate in orphan care through prayer, giving, serving, and church initiativesPreaching and leadership gifts grow through coaching, learning, and humble practice🕐 Time Stamps00:01 Welcome and guest intro 00:45 Bryan’s story and heart for building men 03:50 Family first ministry and life priorities 08:47 Why Rescued was written and the big idea 12:37 The gospel picture of adoption from Scripture 23:14 Infertility and the waiting years 25:30 The first adoption and a miracle of provision 27:25 God gives a son after ten years 28:59 Emergency placement becomes forever family 31:34 Another child added and trusting God’s provision 36:39 How singles and couples can support adoption and foster care 41:22 Small group curriculum overview and how it works 43:49 Where to get the book and church resources🎯 Resources MentionedBook Rescued by Dr. Bryan SammsSmall group video curriculum for churchesChurch Advance podcastPulpit Advance coaching for preachersRiver City Baptist ChurchSupport the show📌 Connect with Men After God: 🌍 Website: www.menaftergod.net📺 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@menaftergod316📷 Instagram: www.instagram.com/menaftergodpod👥 Join Our Community: facebook.com/groups/menaftergod🛒 Get MAG Merch: www.faithfulshirtscustom.com/menaftergod💙 Support Us: www.patreon.com/MenAfterGod🎙️ Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts
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How to Apologize Biblically: Repentance, Restitution & Rebuilding Trust
Support the show📌 Connect with Men After God: 🌍 Website: www.menaftergod.net📺 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@menaftergod316📷 Instagram: www.instagram.com/menaftergodpod👥 Join Our Community: facebook.com/groups/menaftergod🛒 Get MAG Merch: www.faithfulshirtscustom.com/menaftergod💙 Support Us: www.patreon.com/MenAfterGod🎙️ Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts
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The Real Reason You Feel Far From God
In this episode of the Men After God podcast, host Luke Sorensen tackles a struggle that many men face but few recognize — drifting away from God. Luke explains how spiritual drift often happens not through rebellion, but through complacency and inaction, and he offers a practical framework for getting back on course.Using the STEER acronym, he challenges listeners to:Stop coasting,Take charge of their spiritual direction,Engage intentionally with God,Evaluate their growth, andReturn to their anchor — Jesus Christ.Through biblical insight and real-life application, Luke encourages men to live with spiritual focus, accountability, and intentionality. Whether you feel stuck, distracted, or distant from God, this episode will help you recognize the drift, adjust your direction, and steer your faith back toward Christ.🧭 Key TakeawaysIf you feel distant from God, it's not Him who moved.Drifting away from God often happens through inaction.Intentionality is key to maintaining a relationship with God.The STEER acronym helps guide spiritual growth.Evaluate your spiritual journey regularly to avoid drifting.Engage intentionally with God through prayer and Bible study.Accountability in relationships strengthens faith.The culture will not lead you closer to God.🕐 Time Stamps2:20 The Concept of Drifting Away from God 4:39 The Importance of Intentionality 6:30 Using the STEER Acronym for Spiritual Growth 10:30 Recognizing the Signs of Drifting 13:17 The Role of Scripture in Preventing Drift 16:53 The Dangers of Spiritual Complacency 20:42 Taking Charge of Your Spiritual Course 22:01 Navigating the Cultural Drift 25:14 Intentional Living and Spiritual Discipline 28:31 The Importance of Scripture Memorization 32:06 Building Relationships and Accountability 36:30 Evaluating Spiritual Growth and Direction 41:26 Returning to Your AnchorSupport the show📌 Connect with Men After God: 🌍 Website: www.menaftergod.net📺 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@menaftergod316📷 Instagram: www.instagram.com/menaftergodpod👥 Join Our Community: facebook.com/groups/menaftergod🛒 Get MAG Merch: www.faithfulshirtscustom.com/menaftergod💙 Support Us: www.patreon.com/MenAfterGod🎙️ Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts
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When Forgiveness Runs Faster Than Revenge: Jacob & Esau's Reunion
Support the show📌 Connect with Men After God: 🌍 Website: www.menaftergod.net📺 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@menaftergod316📷 Instagram: www.instagram.com/menaftergodpod👥 Join Our Community: facebook.com/groups/menaftergod🛒 Get MAG Merch: www.faithfulshirtscustom.com/menaftergod💙 Support Us: www.patreon.com/MenAfterGod🎙️ Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts
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You Are Not Enough & That's The Good News
In this powerful episode of the Men After God podcast, host Luke Sorensen challenges the popular cultural mantra that “you are enough.” Luke reminds listeners that true strength and identity are not found in self-confidence, but in Christ-dependence.Through honest conversation and Scripture-centered teaching, he explores why acknowledging our insufficiency is the first step toward spiritual maturity. Luke reveals how God uses weakness to shape character, deepen faith, and draw men closer to Himself. He also offers practical reflection questions to help listeners identify areas where they’ve been relying on self rather than on the Savior.If you’ve ever felt the pressure to “measure up,” this episode offers biblical clarity, comfort, and challenge — reminding every man that you were never meant to be enough on your own… because Christ already is.🧭 Key TakeawaysChrist's sufficiency is the true source of strength.Surrendering to God is essential for true strength.Living in Christ's identity frees us from performance pressure.Confidence comes from knowing who lives inside of us.Expectations can be burdensome; Christ carries our load.Faith is about surrender, not self-sufficiency.Reflection on our weaknesses can lead to growth in faith.🕐 Time Stamps2:24 The Concept of 'You Are Enough' 6:08 Christ's Sufficiency vs. Our Insufficiency 12:46 The Burden of Expectations 18:42 Finding Strength in Weakness 25:20 God's Provision and Guidance 31:14 Living in Christ's SufficiencySupport the show📌 Connect with Men After God: 🌍 Website: www.menaftergod.net📺 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@menaftergod316📷 Instagram: www.instagram.com/menaftergodpod👥 Join Our Community: facebook.com/groups/menaftergod🛒 Get MAG Merch: www.faithfulshirtscustom.com/menaftergod💙 Support Us: www.patreon.com/MenAfterGod🎙️ Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts
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Forgiveness & Boundaries: How to Let Go Without Letting Them Back In
In this powerful launch to the Men After God forgiveness series, host Luke Sorensen tackles one of the hardest parts of Christian manhood — learning to forgive without reopening old wounds. Drawing from biblical truth and personal insight, Luke explores how forgiveness sets your soul free while boundaries protect your peace.This episode unpacks the difference between forgiveness and reconciliation, reminding men that while forgiveness is a command from God, trust must be rebuilt through repentance and changed behavior. Luke also provides practical steps for releasing bitterness, confronting hurt in a godly way, and finding strength to move forward without guilt or resentment.If you’ve ever struggled to forgive someone who hurt you — or wondered how to set boundaries without feeling unloving — this episode will bring clarity, conviction, and comfort through God’s Word.🧭 Key TakeawaysForgiveness is a command and can be freeing.Reconciliation is not always a part of forgiveness.Self-reflection is crucial in the forgiveness process.Forgiveness is a gift of grace, not deserved.You are part of the solution in forgiveness.Forgiveness is a daily practice, not a one-time event.Vengeance belongs to the Lord, not to us.Forgiveness does not ignore justice.Confrontation is necessary for true forgiveness.The story of Jacob and Esau illustrates forgiveness and reconciliation.🕐 Time Stamps :56 Exploring Forgiveness and Boundaries 1:53 Understanding the Nature of Forgiveness 4:46 The Complexity of Relationships and Forgiveness 8:32 The Importance of Self-Reflection in Forgiveness 11:23 Biblical Perspectives on Forgiveness 15:05 The Difference Between Forgiveness and Reconciliation 17:03 The Power of Forgiveness in Healing 19:44 The Role of Faith in Forgiveness 23:58 The Challenge of Forgiveness 25:59 Confrontation and the Process of Forgiveness 29:50 The Need for Boundaries in Forgiveness 30:47 Practical Steps to ForgivenessSupport the show📌 Connect with Men After God: 🌍 Website: www.menaftergod.net📺 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@menaftergod316📷 Instagram: www.instagram.com/menaftergodpod👥 Join Our Community: facebook.com/groups/menaftergod🛒 Get MAG Merch: www.faithfulshirtscustom.com/menaftergod💙 Support Us: www.patreon.com/MenAfterGod🎙️ Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts
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Grow Through What You Go Through
In this powerful episode of the Men After God podcast, host Luke Sorensen challenges men to grow stronger throughthe storms of life — not just survive them. Luke unpacks five biblical steps every man can take to turn pain into purpose and adversity into spiritual maturity.From seeking God in hard seasons and guarding your heart and mind, to worshiping through the struggle and serving others even when it hurts, this episode offers practical, faith-driven principles to help men rise above trials and walk closer with Christ.If you’ve ever felt stuck, discouraged, or weary in your journey, this conversation will remind you that God uses every season — even the hard ones — to shape you into the man He’s called you to be.Support the show📌 Connect with Men After God: 🌍 Website: www.menaftergod.net📺 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@menaftergod316📷 Instagram: www.instagram.com/menaftergodpod👥 Join Our Community: facebook.com/groups/menaftergod🛒 Get MAG Merch: www.faithfulshirtscustom.com/menaftergod💙 Support Us: www.patreon.com/MenAfterGod🎙️ Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts
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Unashamed Faith: Why Early Christians Were Called "Christians" and What it Means Today
In this episode of the Men After God podcast, host Luke Sorensen takes a moment to express heartfelt gratitude for the listeners and reflects on the powerful legacy of Charlie Kirk’s life and faith. Luke explores the historical origins of the term “Christian”—how early believers were recognized not by labels but by their visible faith, radical love, and courageous witness for Christ.Drawing parallels between the early church and today’s cultural climate, Luke challenges men to live boldly and unashamed of their identity in Jesus, engaging their communities with the same faith-filled courage that marked the first Christians. This episode is both a tribute and a call to action for men to stand firm in their faith, embody authentic Christian love, and lead with conviction in a world that desperately needs the Gospel.🧭 Key TakeawaysRevival and renewal are happening in the Christian community.The term 'Christian' originated as a label for followers of Christ.Visible faith and radical love are crucial for Christians today.Living by faith is challenging but rewarding.Courage is necessary for sharing one's faith.The early Christians were known for their unity and love.Public identity as Christians comes with responsibility.The Fellowship of the Unashamed encourages bold living for Christ.🕐 Time Stamps 2:24 The Impact of Charlie Kirk 7:16 Revival and Renewal in Christianity 10:20 Understanding the Term 'Christian' 18:40 Visible Faith and Radical Love 25:33 Living by Faith and Courage 39:40 The Fellowship of the UnashamedSupport the show📌 Connect with Men After God: 🌍 Website: www.menaftergod.net📺 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@menaftergod316📷 Instagram: www.instagram.com/menaftergodpod👥 Join Our Community: facebook.com/groups/menaftergod🛒 Get MAG Merch: www.faithfulshirtscustom.com/menaftergod💙 Support Us: www.patreon.com/MenAfterGod🎙️ Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts
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Dare to Decide: A Biblical Framework For Tough Choices
In this episode of the Men After God podcast, host Luke Sorensen tackles one of the toughest aspects of biblical manhood: making hard decisions as a spiritual leader in the family. Luke introduces the D.A.R.E. framework — Discern the voice of God, Align with the Word, Run it through Wise Counsel, and Execute with Courage — a powerful tool for men who want to lead with conviction and clarity.Through practical insights and biblical wisdom, Luke emphasizes the importance of seeking God’s guidance, aligning every decision with Scripture, and surrounding yourself with godly counsel. He also addresses the tension between pleasing God versus pleasing people, urging listeners to root their leadership in a personal relationship with the Lord.Whether you’re facing a difficult choice in your home, ministry, or personal life, this episode will equip you to lead with faith, wisdom, and courage.🧭 Key TakeawaysHow to apply the D.A.R.E. framework for godly decision-making.Why discerning God’s voice is essential for spiritual leadership.The power of aligning decisions with biblical truth.The role of wise counsel in leadership growth.How to choose pleasing God over pleasing people with courage and confidence.🕐 Time Stamps 1:28 Navigating Life's Decisions 8:33 The DARE Framework for Decision Making 9:57 Discern the Voice of God 16:45 Align with the Word 22:15 Run it Through Wise Counsel 29:50 Execute with Courage 36:01 Pleasing God vs. Pleasing PeopleSupport the show📌 Connect with Men After God: 🌍 Website: www.menaftergod.net📺 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@menaftergod316📷 Instagram: www.instagram.com/menaftergodpod👥 Join Our Community: facebook.com/groups/menaftergod🛒 Get MAG Merch: www.faithfulshirtscustom.com/menaftergod💙 Support Us: www.patreon.com/MenAfterGod🎙️ Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts
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Throwback Episode: Working With Family Guest Cary Schmidt
Join us for a throwback all the way back from the first year of our podcast! Join Dustin, Pastor Cary, and Lance Schmidt as they talk about the joys, difficulties and blessing of working in business or ministry with your family.Timestamps:· 2:00 Steady Strength· 4:40 Overdrive v Underdrive· 11:40 Being intentional with your kids· 24:20 Following God’s will· 27:35 Ministering with your child· 31:42 Working with your dad· 37:00 Balancing work and family· 45:50 Beginning the journey of working together with family-----Quotable Quotes:“Success is obedience to Jesus, like period. If I'm disobeying him, I'm failing. And if I'm obeying him, I'm succeeding, regardless of what the results look like.” -Cary Schmidt-----Resources· Pastor Cary’s New Book “Steady Strength” https://amzn.to/46nMwTX· “Stop Trying” by Cary Schmidt https://amzn.to/47hAdtL· “First Things First” by Stephen Covey https://amzn.to/3R85OZi· Emmanuel Worship https://ebcnewington.com/emmanuel-worship/· Connect with Pastor Cary Schmidt! https://caryschmidt.comSupport the show📌 Connect with Men After God: 🌍 Website: www.menaftergod.net📺 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@menaftergod316📷 Instagram: www.instagram.com/menaftergodpod👥 Join Our Community: facebook.com/groups/menaftergod🛒 Get MAG Merch: www.faithfulshirtscustom.com/menaftergod💙 Support Us: www.patreon.com/MenAfterGod🎙️ Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts
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Bought With a Price: Counting the Cost of Biblical Manhood
In this episode of the Men After God podcast, host Luke Sorensen dives into the profound call of living fully for God, examining both the joy and the cost of discipleship. Luke unpacks what it means to follow Christ with sacrifice, obedience, and intentionality, urging men to reflect on their daily walk and the legacy they leave behind.Drawing from biblical truths and personal experiences, he challenges listeners to embrace their God-given roles as leaders, servants, and disciple-makers. The conversation highlights the importance of living with eternal perspective, investing in others, and finding joy in obedience to Christ.If you’ve ever wondered what it really takes to live as a man after God’s heart, this episode will equip and encourage you to pursue Christ passionately and lead in a way that impacts generations to come.🧭 Key TakeawaysEvery man ends up living for something.The cost of following Jesus is costly, but the reward is eternal.We are called to be full-time Christians, regardless of our job titles.Living for Christ means being a living sacrifice.Only what is done for Christ will last.Consider the legacy you will leave behind.Daily surrender is essential for a fulfilling Christian life.Selflessness can lead to profound impact on others.Joy is found in obedience and serving others.Count the cost of your choices and their eternal impact.🕐 Time Stamps 1:57 Living for God: The Cost of Discipleship 7:00 Legacy and Impact: Considering the Cost 12:57 The Call to Surrender and Serve 18:40 Living Sacrificially: The Joy of Obedience 24:57 Selflessness and Sacrifice: A Call to Action 32:10 Daily Surrender: Living for Others 36:49 Reflection and Conclusion: Counting the CostSupport the show📌 Connect with Men After God: 🌍 Website: www.menaftergod.net📺 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@menaftergod316📷 Instagram: www.instagram.com/menaftergodpod👥 Join Our Community: facebook.com/groups/menaftergod🛒 Get MAG Merch: www.faithfulshirtscustom.com/menaftergod💙 Support Us: www.patreon.com/MenAfterGod🎙️ Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts
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Tame Your Tongue: Lead With Gentle Strength
In this Monday Bible Study episode of Men After God, host Adrian Ferrari unpacks the wisdom of Proverbs to show how true strength is found not in force or harsh words, but in gentle strength rooted in God’s truth. Adrian highlights the power of communication, the necessity of humility, and the pursuit of righteousness as essential qualities of biblical manhood.Listeners will gain practical insights on how to tame the tongue, seek wise counsel, and embrace correction with a teachable spirit. The episode also encourages men to prioritize their relationship with God, lead their families with grace, and live authentically as examples of Christ-like strength.If you want to grow as a man of valor, wisdom, and spiritual discipline, this conversation will challenge and equip you to lead with both courage and gentleness.🧭 Key TakeawaysWinning an argument can lead to losing connection.A gentle answer is more powerful than harsh words.Living for God's approval is more important than others'.Your tone can influence the atmosphere at home.Success is achieved through community and counsel.Choosing quality over quantity leads to a more fulfilling life.God hears the prayers of the righteous.Humility is essential for honor and growth.Pursuing righteousness is a continuous journey.Men are called to be examples of faith and strength.🕐 Time Stamps3:31 Winning Arguments Without Losing Connection 4:24 Understanding Proverbs for Skillful Living 5:46 Taming the Tongue: The Power of Words 12:31 Living Before the Lord, Not the Crowd 16:43 Carrying a Cheerful Heart 21:01 Seeking Counsel and Embracing Correction 25:24 Choosing Better Over More 28:40 The Importance of Humility and Prayer 29:32 Conclusion: Pursuing Righteousness TogetherSupport the show📌 Connect with Men After God: 🌍 Website: www.menaftergod.net📺 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@menaftergod316📷 Instagram: www.instagram.com/menaftergodpod👥 Join Our Community: facebook.com/groups/menaftergod🛒 Get MAG Merch: www.faithfulshirtscustom.com/menaftergod💙 Support Us: www.patreon.com/MenAfterGod🎙️ Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts
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Honoring Charlie Kirk: Living a Legacy of Faith, Courage, and Daily Obedience
In this special episode of the Men After God podcast, host Luke Sorensen reflects on the tragic passing of Charlie Kirk, honoring his legacy of faith, courage, and conviction. Luke explores the emotional weight of grief and the sobering reminder that life is fragile, yet deeply meaningful when lived for Christ.This heartfelt tribute challenges Christian men to consider the kind of legacy they are leaving behind. Drawing from biblical truth, Luke emphasizes the importance of living with daily obedience, walking in the sovereignty of God, and leading families with unwavering faith.In the face of tragedy, this episode serves as both a reflection and a call to action: to live purposefully, stand firm in truth, and point others to Jesus through the lives we lead.🧭 Key TakeawaysCharlie Kirk's legacy is a testament to living for Christ.Emotional responses to tragedy can be both justified and necessary.Legacy is built through daily obedience and faithfulness.Christian men are called to lead and respond to injustice.Living with eternity in mind shapes our daily choices.The sovereignty of God remains intact despite chaos.Daily obedience is essential in honoring those who have passed.We must choose to live boldly and with purpose.Our actions today impact the legacy we leave behind.Eternity is real, and our lives should reflect that truth.🕐 Time Stamps 1:28 Honoring Charlie Kirk's Legacy 4:14 Emotional Responses to Tragedy 8:29 Living with Purpose and Faith 12:50 The Call to Action for Christian Men 17:04 Legacy and Daily Choices 21:02 The Sovereignty of God and Our Response 25:25 Living with Eternity in Mind 30:20 The Master’s Masterpiece and ConclusionSupport the show📌 Connect with Men After God: 🌍 Website: www.menaftergod.net📺 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@menaftergod316📷 Instagram: www.instagram.com/menaftergodpod👥 Join Our Community: facebook.com/groups/menaftergod🛒 Get MAG Merch: www.faithfulshirtscustom.com/menaftergod💙 Support Us: www.patreon.com/MenAfterGod🎙️ Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts
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How to Prevent Burnout: Why I'm Stepping Away and Choosing Family
In this deeply personal episode of the Men After God podcast, hosts Dustin Alley and Luke Sorensen tackle the often-overlooked reality of burnout among Christian men. Drawing from personal experiences, Dustin and Luke share practical insights on how to recognize the warning signs of burnout, develop emotional intelligence, and make intentional choices that prioritize faith, family, and long-term health.Dustin also opens up about his own journey and why he has chosen to step back from the Men After God podcast for a short season in order to focus on his family. Together, the hosts discuss the importance of community support, the wisdom of saying no, and the spiritual strength found in Scripture when life feels overwhelming.This candid conversation offers encouragement, biblical perspective, and practical tools for men who feel the weight of burnout pressing in.🧭 Key TakeawaysRecognizing the signs of burnout is crucial for mental health.It's okay to take a step back from responsibilities.Emotional intelligence plays a key role in preventing burnout.Community support is vital during challenging times.Prioritizing family is essential for overall well-being.Scripture can provide comfort and guidance during burnout.It's important to reach out to friends and check on them.Self-care is not selfish; it's necessary for health.You can do something uncomfortable when it's the right thing to do.Burnout can affect those around you before it affects you. 🕐 Time Stamps0:28 Personal Experiences with Burnout 4:06 Recognizing the Need to Step Back 5:52 The Importance of Emotional Intelligence 8:01 Identifying Signs of Burnout 18:00 The Decision to Take a Break 22:26 Team Dynamics and Support 27:11 Understanding Burnout and Its Stigma 28:14 The Hidden Impact of Burnout 31:31 Recognizing and Addressing Burnout 38:59 Scriptural Insights for Navigating Seasons 47:54 The Importance of Community Support 49:19 Taking Action: Surrender and SupportSupport the show📌 Connect with Men After God: 🌍 Website: www.menaftergod.net📺 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@menaftergod316📷 Instagram: www.instagram.com/menaftergodpod👥 Join Our Community: facebook.com/groups/menaftergod🛒 Get MAG Merch: www.faithfulshirtscustom.com/menaftergod💙 Support Us: www.patreon.com/MenAfterGod🎙️ Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts
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Real Strength Is Self-Control: What Proverbs 15 Teaches Christian Men About Their Words
In this Men After God Monday Bible Study, host Adrian Ferrari unpacks the meaning of true biblical strength through Proverbs 15. Unlike the world’s definition of power—measured by physical might or bravado—Scripture points men toward gentleness, wisdom, and self-control as the real markers of strength.Adrian challenges listeners to consider the weight of their words and the condition of their hearts, emphasizing the need to accept correction with humility and to walk in joy even when life brings adversity. This episode offers practical, faith-centered steps for cultivating resilience, wisdom, and lasting spiritual strength that honors God and transforms daily life.🧭 Key TakeawaysTrue strength is not measured by physical power.Gentleness is a form of strength, not weakness.Your words reflect the condition of your heart.Spiritual maturity cannot be faked permanently.Love influences how we communicate with others.Seeking correction is a sign of wisdom.Joy should be anchored in God's character, not circumstances.What you consume mentally affects your speech and actions.Real strength involves self-control and restraint.Feedback from others is essential for personal growth.🕐 Time Stamps0:30 The Essence of True Strength 3:22 Gentleness as Strength 6:58 The Heart Behind Words 11:59 The Importance of Correction 15:07 Finding Joy in Righteousness 18:43 Practical Steps for GrowthSupport the show📌 Connect with Men After God: 🌍 Website: www.menaftergod.net📺 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@menaftergod316📷 Instagram: www.instagram.com/menaftergodpod👥 Join Our Community: facebook.com/groups/menaftergod🛒 Get MAG Merch: www.faithfulshirtscustom.com/menaftergod💙 Support Us: www.patreon.com/MenAfterGod🎙️ Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts
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Breaking the Lies Men Believe: Shame, Identity, and Freedom in Christ
In today's episode of the Men After God podcast, host Luke Sorensen takes a deep dive into the realities of trauma, shame, and identity through a biblical lens. He unpacks the hidden lies men often believe about themselves and shows how unresolved shame can quietly damage both mental health and relationships.Luke highlights the freedom that comes through confession, community, and the healing love of God, reminding men that their identity is not defined by past failures but by their position in Christ. This conversation offers practical encouragement for those ready to reject destructive lies and embrace their true calling as sons of God.🧭 Key TakeawaysTrauma is often not discussed openly, especially among men.Unresolved shame can lead to depression, addiction, and suicide.Shame is not an emotion; it is the root of many negative emotions.Guilt says 'I made a mistake,' while shame says 'I am the mistake.'Men often believe lies about their identity based on their actions.The opinions of others can shape our self-perception and identity.Confession and community are vital in overcoming shame.You are not beyond repair; God loves you as you are.Your identity in Christ is not defined by your past actions.Freedom in Christ allows us to live without the burden of shame.🕐 Time Stamps3:21 Understanding Shame and Its Impact 6:20 The Lies Men Believe About Their Identity 21:18 The Role of Shame in Personal Identity 18:34 The Power of Words and Affirmation 21:49 Breaking the Cycle of Negative Communication 24:48 Renewing the Mind: The Power of Scripture 27:01 Overcoming Shame: You Are Not Beyond Repair 32:45 The Transformation of Peter: From Shame to Purpose 39:06 Living in Freedom: Embracing Your Identity in Christ📌 Connect with Men After God: 🌍 Website: www.menaftergod.net 📺 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@menaftergod316 📷 Instagram: www.instagram.com/menaftergodpod 👥 Join Our Community: facebook.com/groups/menaftergod 🛒 Get MAG Merch: www.faithfulshirtscustom.com/menaftergod 💙 Support Us: www.patreon.com/MenAfterGod 🎙️ Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google PodcastsSupport the show📌 Connect with Men After God: 🌍 Website: www.menaftergod.net📺 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@menaftergod316📷 Instagram: www.instagram.com/menaftergodpod👥 Join Our Community: facebook.com/groups/menaftergod🛒 Get MAG Merch: www.faithfulshirtscustom.com/menaftergod💙 Support Us: www.patreon.com/MenAfterGod🎙️ Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts
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Fear God, Live Wise
In this Monday Bible Study episode of the Men After God podcast, Adrian Ferrari unpacks the themes of wisdom, caution, and the fear of the Lord as essential foundations of biblical manhood. Drawing from Proverbs 14, Adrian highlights the contrast between wise and foolish behavior, showing how godly men are called to lead with both humility and strength.This conversation challenges men to make thoughtful decisions, understand personal triggers, and live authentically in alignment with God’s will. By learning to fear the Lord, men can guard their steps, avoid destructive patterns, and build a life marked by integrity, discernment, and lasting influence.If you want to grow in wisdom and lead your home with humility and strength, this episode will equip and encourage you to walk closely with God.🧭 Key Takeaways:Fear God, live wise, and don't fake it.The wise are cautious and avoid danger.A wise man slows down and counts the cost.A godly man fears missing someone, not something.God is not impressed with your righteous rants.A wise man knows his triggers and surrenders them to God.Without God, our flesh wins.The fear of the Lord is a life-giving fountain.You can't fake the fruit of wisdom.Reverence for God is strength submitted.🕐 Time Stamps8:33 The Importance of Caution and Decision-Making 15:33 Understanding the Fear of the Lord 21:33 Living with Wisdom and StrengthSupport the show📌 Connect with Men After God: 🌍 Website: www.menaftergod.net📺 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@menaftergod316📷 Instagram: www.instagram.com/menaftergodpod👥 Join Our Community: facebook.com/groups/menaftergod🛒 Get MAG Merch: www.faithfulshirtscustom.com/menaftergod💙 Support Us: www.patreon.com/MenAfterGod🎙️ Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts
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Building Your Home With Humility and Wisdom
In this Monday Bible Study episode of the Men After God podcast, Adrian Ferrari walks through Proverbs 14 to unpack the critical themes of pride, leadership, and the spiritual presence of men in the home. With biblical clarity and practical insight, Adrian challenges men to be builders—not breakers—within their families.This powerful study emphasizes the destructive nature of unchecked pride and the essential role of humility and accountability in spiritual leadership. Adrian encourages listeners to examine how their words, actions, and attitudes impact their families and to commit to cultivating a Christ-centered home marked by wisdom, love, and integrity.Whether you're a husband, father, or future leader, this episode will inspire you to step up, lean into God’s guidance, and lead your home with purpose and presence.🧭 Key Takeaways:Pride can hinder spiritual growth and leadership.Every person has the choice to build or break their home.Spiritual presence is crucial for effective leadership in the family.Humility is essential for receiving God's guidance.Discipleship requires accountability and community support.Messiness in life often indicates meaningful engagement.God values faithful builders over perfect homes.Listening to God's word is vital for personal growth.Men should actively seek to lead their families spiritually.Action steps include prayer, scripture reading, and seeking accountability.🕐 Time Stamps 3:12 Building vs. Breaking: The Role of Leadership in the Home 6:30 The Importance of Spiritual Presence and Leadership 11:15 The Dangers of Pride and the Need for Humility 18:27 Navigating Messiness in Leadership and Life 26:28 Action Steps for Spiritual Growth and AccountabilitySupport the show📌 Connect with Men After God: 🌍 Website: www.menaftergod.net📺 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@menaftergod316📷 Instagram: www.instagram.com/menaftergodpod👥 Join Our Community: facebook.com/groups/menaftergod🛒 Get MAG Merch: www.faithfulshirtscustom.com/menaftergod💙 Support Us: www.patreon.com/MenAfterGod🎙️ Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts
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Breaking Free From Coping Mechanisms: How Men Can Face Wounds and Find Freedom
In this deeply honest episode of the Men After God podcast, Dustin Alley and Luke Sorensen confront the often-ignored topic of male trauma and the coping mechanisms men use to mask their pain. From emotional shutdown to explosive behavior, they unpack how trauma distorts spiritual growth—and how the gospel offers a path to real healing.Through biblical insight and real-life application, Dustin and Luke explore the spiritual consequences of unresolved pain and the need for repentance and inner healing. This conversation calls men to acknowledge their brokenness, reject shame, and embrace the restorative power of Christ.With practical advice for both ministry leaders and everyday men, this episode equips listeners to break free from cycles of dysfunction and walk in emotional wholeness and spiritual strength.🧭 Key Takeaways:Men often use coping mechanisms to avoid dealing with trauma.Coping mechanisms can manifest as addictions or disobedience. Men often use coping mechanisms to avoid dealing with trauma.Understanding one's past is crucial for emotional healing.Spiritual truths can guide men in overcoming their struggles.Repentance begins with recognizing the need for change.Coping mechanisms can strain relationships with loved ones.The gospel offers hope and healing for emotional wounds.Ministry leaders play a vital role in supporting men.Asking questions can help uncover underlying issues.Transformation requires both acceptance and action.🕐 Time Stamps5:48 Spiritual Insights on Coping and Sin 12:33 Identifying and Confronting Coping Mechanisms 18:21 The Journey of Repentance and Transformation 23:19 The Beauty of Brokenness and Healing 24:30 Understanding Addictions and Coping Mechanisms 27:30 Embracing Emotional Injuries and Healing 33:25 The Role of Ministry Leaders in Healing 39:36 The Gospel's Power in TransformationSupport the show📌 Connect with Men After God: 🌍 Website: www.menaftergod.net📺 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@menaftergod316📷 Instagram: www.instagram.com/menaftergodpod👥 Join Our Community: facebook.com/groups/menaftergod🛒 Get MAG Merch: www.faithfulshirtscustom.com/menaftergod💙 Support Us: www.patreon.com/MenAfterGod🎙️ Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts
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Throwback Episode: Overcoming Porn
This is a throwback episode of the Men After God podcast from May of 2024. In this episode Dustin interviews Dr. Bradley White, a men's pastor, about the topic of pornography. They discuss their personal experiences with pornography and the impact it has had on their lives. Dr. White shares his journey of addiction and how he found freedom through accountability and the support of his wife.🧭 Key Takeaways:✔️ "Pornography addiction is the silent epidemic of the church." -Brad✔️ "Sin grows best in the dark." -Brad✔️ "Pornography offers you this illusion of love, but really it's just selling you lust." -Brad✔️ "When you're engaged in pornography, there's no way that you are fully engaged in your life." -Brad🕐 Time Stamps1:54 The Difficult Subject of Pornography 9:32 Personal Stories and Family Life 10:51 The Journey of Overcoming Pornography Addiction 21:24 The Power of Admission and Accountability 32:32 Being Fully Known: Finding Freedom and Healing 41:53 The Impact of Pornography on Emotional Intimacy in Relationships 45:39 Pursuing Christ and Removing the Sin of Pornography🔗 Connect With Brad: [email protected]📖 Get a copy of Brad’s Book: “The Little Book on the BIG Lie of Pornography” https://amzn.to/3VcVYqU📘 Get a copy of Dustin’s NEW Book! “Becoming a Man After God” https://amzn.to/3yxqp2eSupport the show📌 Connect with Men After God: 🌍 Website: www.menaftergod.net📺 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@menaftergod316📷 Instagram: www.instagram.com/menaftergodpod👥 Join Our Community: facebook.com/groups/menaftergod🛒 Get MAG Merch: www.faithfulshirtscustom.com/menaftergod💙 Support Us: www.patreon.com/MenAfterGod🎙️ Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts
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Anger Isn't The Enemy: Understanding the Real Emotion Behind the Outburst
In this powerful episode of the Men After God podcast, Dustin Alley and Luke Sorensen tackle a misunderstood emotion: anger. Often viewed as the problem, anger is actually a signal—one that points to deeper, often unaddressed emotional wounds, especially in men shaped by trauma, shame, and silence.Dustin and Luke explore how coping mechanisms like anger, withdrawal, or addiction are often used to mask deeper spiritual and emotional pain. Through a biblical lens, they discuss how understanding the root causes of anger can lead to true healing, repentance, and freedom in Christ.This conversation encourages men to confront what’s beneath the outburst, equipping listeners—and leaders—to move beyond behavior management into heart transformation. If you’ve struggled with emotional control, or you’re ministering to men who are, this episode offers truth, hope, and practical tools.🧭 Key Takeaways:✔️ Men often use coping mechanisms to avoid dealing with trauma.✔️ Coping mechanisms can manifest as addictions or disobedience.✔️ Repentance begins with recognizing the need for change.✔️ Transformation requires both acceptance and action.✔️ The gospel offers hope and healing for emotional wounds.🕐 Time Stamps:30 Understanding Trauma and Coping Mechanisms 5:48 Spiritual Insights on Coping and Sin 12:43 Identifying and Confronting Coping Mechanisms 18:21 The Journey of Repentance and Transformation 23:19 The Beauty of Brokenness and Healing 24:30 Understanding Addictions and Coping Mechanisms 27:30 Embracing Emotional Injuries and Healing 32:55 The Role of Ministry Leaders in Healing 39:06 The Gospel's Power in TransformationSupport the show📌 Connect with Men After God: 🌍 Website: www.menaftergod.net📺 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@menaftergod316📷 Instagram: www.instagram.com/menaftergodpod👥 Join Our Community: facebook.com/groups/menaftergod🛒 Get MAG Merch: www.faithfulshirtscustom.com/menaftergod💙 Support Us: www.patreon.com/MenAfterGod🎙️ Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts
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Build a Legacy That Outlasts You
In this Monday Bible Study episode of the Men After God podcast, Pastor Aaron McBride walks through Proverbs 13:13–25, offering a powerful look at God’s blueprint for building a legacy that lasts beyond your lifetime. This passage speaks directly to fathers, leaders, and men of faith who are seeking to live with long-term purpose and integrity.Aaron explores key themes like discipline, wise instruction, inheritance, and spiritual influence—all vital for any man who desires to leave a lasting impact. This episode challenges listeners to consider how their daily decisions are laying the foundation for what they pass on to their children, families, and communities.Whether you're a young man just beginning your journey or a seasoned father wanting to finish strong, this study will encourage and equip you to live today with tomorrow in mind—and to build a legacy rooted in God's wisdom.🧭 Key Takeaways:✔️ God’s Word offers a clear pattern for legacy✔️ God’s Commands aren’t chains, they are guardrails✔️ Wise instruction benefits generations, not just individuals✔️ Your legacy is built one decision at a time✔️ Righteous living leaves an inheritance far beyond moneySupport the show📌 Connect with Men After God: 🌍 Website: www.menaftergod.net📺 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@menaftergod316📷 Instagram: www.instagram.com/menaftergodpod👥 Join Our Community: facebook.com/groups/menaftergod🛒 Get MAG Merch: www.faithfulshirtscustom.com/menaftergod💙 Support Us: www.patreon.com/MenAfterGod🎙️ Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts
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Men, Trauma and the Gospel: Spiritual Healing Begins With Jesus
In this powerful and deeply personal episode of the Men After God podcast, Dustin Alley and Luke Sorensen take on one of the most pressing yet often overlooked topics among men: trauma. From hidden emotional wounds to past grief, this episode explores how trauma affects men’s minds, hearts, and spiritual lives—and how true healing begins not with denial, but with Jesus.Dustin and Luke unpack how trauma shows up in men's behavior, communication, and relationships. Drawing from biblical wisdom, real-life experiences, and neuroscience, they offer practical and spiritual insights for men—and those who lead them. They discuss the importance of emotional availability, the role of grief and lament, and how the Gospel offers hope for even the deepest wounds.This episode is for every man who’s carrying unspoken pain, and for every leader, pastor, or friend seeking to understand how to walk with men through the journey of spiritual and emotional healing.🧭 Key Takeaways:✔️ Trauma isn’t just emotional—it affects the whole person✔️ The Gospel doesn’t ignore your pain—it redeems it✔️ Grief is a necessary part of healing✔️ Men need emotional safety and spiritual truth✔️Ministry leaders must lead with empathy and understanding🕐 Time Stamps:2:51 Understanding Trauma: Definitions and Perspectives10:19 The Impact of Trauma on Personal Growth14:55 Emotional Responses and Healing21:54 The Role of Grief and Witnessing in Healing32:23 Biblical Insights on Brokenness and Healing32:37 Understanding Trauma and the Heart37:05 The Neuroscience of Emotional Responses45:41 De-escalation Techniques in Conflict52:11 Healing Through the Gospel and Acknowledging TraumaSupport the show📌 Connect with Men After God: 🌍 Website: www.menaftergod.net📺 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@menaftergod316📷 Instagram: www.instagram.com/menaftergodpod👥 Join Our Community: facebook.com/groups/menaftergod🛒 Get MAG Merch: www.faithfulshirtscustom.com/menaftergod💙 Support Us: www.patreon.com/MenAfterGod🎙️ Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts
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Slow Growth, Strong Roots
In this Monday Bible study episode of the Men After God podcast, Pastor Aaron McBride walks through Proverbs 13:1–12, focusing on the theme “Slow Growth, Strong Roots.” Drawing from Solomon’s wisdom, Aaron unpacks how steady, godly growth produces lasting fruit in the life of a righteous man.This study emphasizes the importance of discipline, delayed gratification, and spiritual endurance, showing how God often works through long seasons of quiet faithfulness. Pastor Aaron challenges listeners to pursue wisdom over impulse, to remain rooted in biblical truth, and to trust in God’s timing—even when growth feels slow or unseen.If you're feeling impatient in your spiritual journey or discouraged by a lack of visible progress, this episode will encourage you to stay the course. Deep roots take time—but they build a life that can weather any storm.🧭 Key Takeaways:✔️ The value of listening to correction (v.1)✔️ Choosing diligence over shortcuts (v.4)✔️ The connection between hope, heartache, and spiritual maturity (v.12)✔️ Why slow spiritual growth builds strong foundations✔️ How to stay rooted in wisdom and walk in long-term obedienceSupport the show📌 Connect with Men After God: 🌍 Website: www.menaftergod.net📺 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@menaftergod316📷 Instagram: www.instagram.com/menaftergodpod👥 Join Our Community: facebook.com/groups/menaftergod🛒 Get MAG Merch: www.faithfulshirtscustom.com/menaftergod💙 Support Us: www.patreon.com/MenAfterGod🎙️ Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts
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Faithful in Every Season
In this episode of the Men After God podcast, Dustin Alley and Luke Sorensen explore what it means to be faithful in every season of life. They unpack the often-used phrase “bloom where you’re planted” and dig deep into its biblical implications for spiritual growth, emotional maturity, and godly contentment.Whether you're walking through a season of waiting, uncertainty, or transition, this conversation brings both encouragement and practical insight. Dustin and Luke share how to combat stagnation with faithfulness, how to embrace God’s sovereignty even when life doesn’t make sense, and how to cultivate inner peace when your outer world feels chaotic.If you’ve ever struggled with feeling stuck, restless, or unsure of your place, this episode offers real talk and biblical truth to help you root yourself in God’s purpose and presence—right where you are.🧭 Key Takeaways:✔️ Growing through hard seasons✔️ Finding peace through perspective✔️ The difference between stagnation and surrender✔️ Trusting God’s plan when life feels uncertain✔️ The power of faithful living in ordinary placesSupport the show📌 Connect with Men After God: 🌍 Website: www.menaftergod.net📺 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@menaftergod316📷 Instagram: www.instagram.com/menaftergodpod👥 Join Our Community: facebook.com/groups/menaftergod🛒 Get MAG Merch: www.faithfulshirtscustom.com/menaftergod💙 Support Us: www.patreon.com/MenAfterGod🎙️ Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts
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Stop Talking - Start Building
In this Monday Bible Study episode of the Men After God podcast, Pastor Aaron McBride continues our journey through Proverbs with a deep dive into Proverbs 12:15–28—a passage packed with insight on wisdom, truth, integrity, and the power of our words.Aaron explores the sharp contrasts between the fool and the wise man, showing how humility, honesty, and peace shape the life of a righteous man. This episode challenges listeners to evaluate their choices, speech, and direction—and encourages them to walk a path that honors God, even when it's not easy.With practical encouragement and biblical depth, Pastor Aaron helps you see how every decision is either building your life—or tearing it down. If you want to grow in wisdom, guard your heart, and speak life into those around you, this study is for you.🧭 Key Takeaways:✔️ Fools resist correction—wise men seek it ✔️ Peace and truth are worth more than power and pride ✔️ Your words reveal your heart and shape your legacy ✔️ God delights in those who walk in righteousnessSupport the show📌 Connect with Men After God: 🌍 Website: www.menaftergod.net📺 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@menaftergod316📷 Instagram: www.instagram.com/menaftergodpod👥 Join Our Community: facebook.com/groups/menaftergod🛒 Get MAG Merch: www.faithfulshirtscustom.com/menaftergod💙 Support Us: www.patreon.com/MenAfterGod🎙️ Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts
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God's Timing Our Seasons
Support the show📌 Connect with Men After God: 🌍 Website: www.menaftergod.net📺 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@menaftergod316📷 Instagram: www.instagram.com/menaftergodpod👥 Join Our Community: facebook.com/groups/menaftergod🛒 Get MAG Merch: www.faithfulshirtscustom.com/menaftergod💙 Support Us: www.patreon.com/MenAfterGod🎙️ Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts
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From Correction to Legacy
In this Monday Bible Study episode of the Men After God podcast, guest host Pastor Aaron McBride dives into Proverbs 12:1–14, offering powerful wisdom on how correction shapes character and how that character, in turn, builds a lasting legacy.Aaron explores how godly men respond to correction—not with pride, but with humility—and how that response determines their spiritual growth, family impact, and long-term influence. Through Scripture and practical insight, this episode challenges men to evaluate how they receive feedback, steward their words, and build lives rooted in righteousness.Whether you're leading your home, your church, or simply striving to become the man God has called you to be, this study will equip you to turn godly correction into generational blessing.🧭 Key Takeaways:✔️ Loving correction is the first step toward wisdom ✔️ Your response to discipline shapes your destiny ✔️ Righteous words build up others—and your legacy ✔️ God honors those who walk in integrity, not perfectionSupport the show📌 Connect with Men After God: 🌍 Website: www.menaftergod.net📺 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@menaftergod316📷 Instagram: www.instagram.com/menaftergodpod👥 Join Our Community: facebook.com/groups/menaftergod🛒 Get MAG Merch: www.faithfulshirtscustom.com/menaftergod💙 Support Us: www.patreon.com/MenAfterGod🎙️ Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts
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Patriotism VS Christian Nationalism
In this compelling episode of the Men After God podcast, Dustin Alley and special guest Adrian Ferrari tackle the timely and often controversial topic of patriotism vs. Christian nationalism. They explore the definitions, cultural perspectives, and theological implications of loving one’s country while staying rooted in the Gospel.This honest conversation highlights the dangers of blending national identity with faith, the importance of gospel-centered unity in a politically divided world, and how Christian men can engage with politics without losing their spiritual focus. You'll hear a balanced take on moderation, discipleship, and cultural engagement from a biblical lens.If you've ever wrestled with how your faith intersects with your politics, this episode offers clarity, conviction, and a call to keep Christ above country—always.🕐 Time Stamps1:30 What is Patriotism3:30 Cultural Perspectives on Patriotism6:43 The Intersection of Patriotism and Christian Nationalism10:20 Legislation vs. Gospel17:34 The Role of the Church in Politics20:37 Unity in Diversity26:29 Final Thoughts on Patriotism and the GospelSupport the show📌 Connect with Men After God: 🌍 Website: www.menaftergod.net📺 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@menaftergod316📷 Instagram: www.instagram.com/menaftergodpod👥 Join Our Community: facebook.com/groups/menaftergod🛒 Get MAG Merch: www.faithfulshirtscustom.com/menaftergod💙 Support Us: www.patreon.com/MenAfterGod🎙️ Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts
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What You Sow, You Grow
In this Monday Bible Study episode of the Men After God podcast, Dustin Alley returns with a powerful teaching from Proverbs, challenging men to evaluate what they’re planting in their lives—because what you sow, you grow.This episode explores the deep connection between character and harvest. Dustin emphasizes that true impact is not measured by reputation but by the righteous seeds we sow in our daily decisions. Through biblical wisdom and practical insight, you'll learn why generosity, integrity, and purposeful living matter more than ever—especially as fathers, husbands, and leaders.Whether you’re building a family, a business, or a legacy of faith, this episode will encourage you to live intentionally and plant what truly honors God.🕐 Time Stamps9:53 The Rewards of Righteousness13:02 Legacy and Next Generation Thinking18:05 Faithfulness and Integrity in LeadershipSupport the show📌 Connect with Men After God: 🌍 Website: www.menaftergod.net📺 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@menaftergod316📷 Instagram: www.instagram.com/menaftergodpod👥 Join Our Community: facebook.com/groups/menaftergod🛒 Get MAG Merch: www.faithfulshirtscustom.com/menaftergod💙 Support Us: www.patreon.com/MenAfterGod🎙️ Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts
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Boundaries, Brokenness, and Brotherhood (Part 2)
In this powerful episode of the Men After God podcast, Dustin Alley and Luke Sorensen dive deep into the complex and often painful realities of family relationships, divorce, boundaries, and emotional health.They explore what it means to love people well—even when that means letting go or stepping back. This honest conversation addresses issues like narcissistic apologies, accountability, and the need to discern when reconciliation is healthy and when distance is necessary for growth.The discussion also highlights the emotional challenges men face when navigating broken family dynamics and offers biblical wisdom, personal experience, and encouragement for men walking through these difficult seasons.Whether you’re healing from a broken relationship, walking with someone through divorce, or learning to set godly boundaries, this episode offers hope, clarity, and direction for living as a man after God in the messiness of life.Support the show📌 Connect with Men After God: 🌍 Website: www.menaftergod.net📺 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@menaftergod316📷 Instagram: www.instagram.com/menaftergodpod👥 Join Our Community: facebook.com/groups/menaftergod🛒 Get MAG Merch: www.faithfulshirtscustom.com/menaftergod💙 Support Us: www.patreon.com/MenAfterGod🎙️ Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts
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Faith, Film, and Fatherhood
In this bonus episode of the Men After God podcast, Dustin Alley sits down with Nathan D. Myers—an award-winning actor, director, and designer—to talk about faith, creativity, and fatherhood. Nathan shares his journey of navigating the entertainment industry while staying grounded in Christ, including the challenges of being a creative in conservative Christian spaces.The conversation dives deep into his latest film, Aria Appleton Shines, and the divine direction that led to its creation. Nathan also opens up about intentional parenting in a technology-driven world, the urgent need for pro-God content in media, and how believers can use their unique gifts for God’s glory.If you’ve ever wrestled with your calling, questioned your creativity, or wondered how to lead your family well in a digital age—this episode will inspire and challenge you to walk boldly in faith.🕐 Time Stamps3:29 Nathan's Journey in the Film Industry6:33 Creative Struggles and Finding Identity9:35 Transitioning into the Arts15:33 God's Guidance in Filmmaking18:32 Overcoming Challenges in Production21:34 Faith and Creativity in Storytelling41:11 Unexpected Connections and Divine Provision47:19 The Impact of Technology on Family Dynamics50:03 Navigating Technology: A Parent's Perspective58:36 The Future of Aria Appleton ShinesSupport the show📌 Connect with Men After God: 🌍 Website: www.menaftergod.net📺 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@menaftergod316📷 Instagram: www.instagram.com/menaftergodpod👥 Join Our Community: facebook.com/groups/menaftergod🛒 Get MAG Merch: www.faithfulshirtscustom.com/menaftergod💙 Support Us: www.patreon.com/MenAfterGod🎙️ Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts
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The Way of Integrity: How Righteous Men Stand Apart
In this Monday Bible Study edition of the Men After God podcast, guest host Thomas Osterkamp returns to unpack Proverbs 11:12–21 and reveal why integrity is the true mark of a righteous man. In a world where slander, selfishness, and compromise are the norm, God calls men to walk a different path—a path of wisdom, humility, and honesty.Thomas explores how righteous men set themselves apart not with loud words, but with quiet strength, discernment, and faithfulness. You’ll be challenged to examine how you respond to others, how you speak when no one is watching, and how your private integrity creates public impact.This episode is a call to become the kind of man who doesn’t just talk about righteousness—but lives it.🧠 Key Takeaways:✔️ Integrity influences far beyond your own life ✔️ A righteous man holds his tongue and his ground ✔️ God honors those who walk in truth—even in private ✔️ Your reputation flows from your character, not your wordsSupport the show📌 Connect with Men After God: 🌍 Website: www.menaftergod.net📺 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@menaftergod316📷 Instagram: www.instagram.com/menaftergodpod👥 Join Our Community: facebook.com/groups/menaftergod🛒 Get MAG Merch: www.faithfulshirtscustom.com/menaftergod💙 Support Us: www.patreon.com/MenAfterGod🎙️ Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts
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Boundaries, Brokenness, and Brotherhood (Part 1)
In this powerful episode of the Men After God podcast, Dustin Alley and Luke Sorensen dive deep into the complex and often painful realities of family relationships, divorce, boundaries, and emotional health.They explore what it means to love people well—even when that means letting go or stepping back. This honest conversation addresses issues like narcissistic apologies, accountability, and the need to discern when reconciliation is healthy and when distance is necessary for growth.The discussion also highlights the emotional challenges men face when navigating broken family dynamics and offers biblical wisdom, personal experience, and encouragement for men walking through these difficult seasons.Whether you’re healing from a broken relationship, walking with someone through divorce, or learning to set godly boundaries, this episode offers hope, clarity, and direction for living as a man after God in the messiness of life.Support the show📌 Connect with Men After God: 🌍 Website: www.menaftergod.net📺 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@menaftergod316📷 Instagram: www.instagram.com/menaftergodpod👥 Join Our Community: facebook.com/groups/menaftergod🛒 Get MAG Merch: www.faithfulshirtscustom.com/menaftergod💙 Support Us: www.patreon.com/MenAfterGod🎙️ Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts
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Honest Scales & Upright Living: God’s Wisdom for Integrity in Everyday Life
In this Monday Bible Study episode of the Men After God podcast, guest host Thomas Osterkamp from The Family Meeting Podcast returns to dive into Proverbs 11:1–11, unpacking the timeless principles of honesty, integrity, and righteousness.Through real-world application and biblical insight, Thomas explores how God values just weights—not only in business but in every area of life. From the marketplace to marriage, from fatherhood to friendships, this conversation highlights how upright living leads to lasting impact and divine favor.Whether you're a dad, husband, or leader, this episode will challenge and encourage you to walk with integrity, reject deceit, and reflect God’s character in your daily decisions.👉 What You’ll Learn:Why God despises dishonesty and delights in fairnessHow integrity shapes your reputation and relationshipsThe ripple effect of righteousness on families and communitiesPractical steps to align your private life with your public witnessSupport the show📌 Connect with Men After God: 🌍 Website: www.menaftergod.net📺 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@menaftergod316📷 Instagram: www.instagram.com/menaftergodpod👥 Join Our Community: facebook.com/groups/menaftergod🛒 Get MAG Merch: www.faithfulshirtscustom.com/menaftergod💙 Support Us: www.patreon.com/MenAfterGod🎙️ Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts
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Stronger Through the Struggle: Mental Health, Masculinity, and God's Grace
In this powerful episode of the Men After God podcast, Dustin Alley and Luke Sorensen address Men’s Mental Health Month head-on, tackling the tough but essential conversation around masculinity, vulnerability, and emotional healing.They explore the biblical balance of weeping and laughing, sharing personal stories and spiritual insights into how men can process grief, trauma, and discouragement without losing faith. Drawing lessons from the life of Job, they emphasize the power of presence, brotherhood, and spiritual surrender.You’ll learn how to:Heal from childhood trauma without shameFind strength in emotional honestyBuild support systems rooted in faith and communityRecognize the purpose of pain and the grace of God in every seasonWhether you’re in a season of grief or joy, this episode offers real hope and biblical wisdom for every man ready to grow stronger through the struggle.🕐 Time Stamps1:58 Understanding Seasons of Life: Weeping and Laughter3:41 Navigating Difficult Seasons with Faith6:41 The Impact of Childhood Trauma on Mental Health10:05 Surrendering to God in Difficult Times12:38 Finding Growth Through Grief17:33 The Importance of Community in Healing19:32 The Burden of Sharing: Embracing Vulnerability22:48 Authenticity in Grief: The Power of Being Real24:12 The Importance of Presence: Supporting Others in Pain32:53 Weeping for His Glory: Finding Purpose in PainSupport the show📌 Connect with Men After God: 🌍 Website: www.menaftergod.net📺 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@menaftergod316📷 Instagram: www.instagram.com/menaftergodpod👥 Join Our Community: facebook.com/groups/menaftergod🛒 Get MAG Merch: www.faithfulshirtscustom.com/menaftergod💙 Support Us: www.patreon.com/MenAfterGod🎙️ Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts
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Welcome to the 'Men After God' podcast, the ultimate resource for Christian men aspiring to become the best version of themselves as fathers and husbands. Empowering and enlightening, we're here to guide you towards a life of faith, dedication, and love.In each episode, we'll dive deep into the challenges and triumphs Christian men face, as fathers and husbands, in today's fast-paced world. We'll provide actionable insights and powerful strategies for personal growth, enhancing your role as a dad, and strengthening your bond as a husband.'Men After God' is for those Christian men who are ready to step up, stand firm, and shine their faith in every aspect of their lives. You'll hear from influential Christian leaders and everyday fathers and husbands who, just like you, are on this journey of faith, fatherhood, and commitment.Join us as we journey together, demonstrating love in action, mastering the art of fatherhood, and embracing the responsibil
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