The MEN.CHURCH.STUFF. Podcast - A Show for Everyday Christians

Most of us struggle with waiting on God's perfect timing—feeling frustration, doubt, or an urge to rush ahead. What if patience isn’t just a virtue but a vital part of His plan?In this episode, DJ and Brad unpack the deep spiritual truths behind waiting—why it’s so hard, what God is actually doing when we feel stuck, and how to find peace in His timeline. Drawing from biblical stories like Lazarus and Joseph, they show that God's delays are often for a greater purpose—building our trust, preparing us for what’s next, and refining our character.Connect with us on our Facebook group page, Instagram, and email us [email protected]!

Most of us are guilty of putting a period where God has more to say—and missing out on the ongoing story He’s writing in our lives. When we think we’ve “arrived” or reached the end of a chapter, we may be unknowingly cutting short what God intends to reveal next. But what if the pauses, the setbacks, or even the seasons we dislike are actually part of a bigger, more beautiful narrative? In this episode, hosts DJ and Brad explore how adopting a mindset that embraces God’s ongoing voice can transform our perspective on career, family, community, and faith itself. They unpack real stories—from career disappointments to unexpected moves—showing how God’s “more to say” often comes through seasons we’d rather skip. You’ll discover how to recognize when you’re trying to put a period in God’s sentence and learn practical ways to keep the story open-ended in obedience and trust. We break down how these “periods” can become opportunities for divine redirection rather than dead ends. Explore the significance of valleys and mountaintops in God's journey for us—how seasons of drought prepare us for rain, and how staying open to God’s ongoing narrative prevents us from erecting idols on our spiritual mountaintops. Plus, learn how the church, as a community, can avoid the trap of halting God's work prematurely, restoring its focus on seeking His ongoing voice rather than clinging to comfortable traditions or past victories. Whether you’re facing a major life transition or simply want to better discern God’s ongoing story for you and your community, this episode offers a compelling invitation to surrender the period and embrace the comment—what God still has to say. If you long to step deeper into faith that moves beyond the “end,” this is essential listening. Guests and insights from Scripture underscore that our God is a God of continuance—not completion. When we align ourselves with His timing and trust His ongoing story, we open ourselves to transformation, purpose, and ultimately, a richer relationship with Him. Tune in to hear how to leave behind the limitations of human pause and step confidently into the comment God is waiting to write next.

In this episode, DJ and Brad dive into the truth behind what it really means to live as message bearers for Christ. They explore how God’s design intentionally involves us in His grand story — not as passive bystanders, but as active participants. Discover why “just being a Christian” isn’t enough if you really want to see lives changed, including your own. You'll learn why transformation requires humility, responsibility, and a willingness to face the parts of yourself you'd rather ignore. The guys break down applicable biblical examples, like Joseph’s journey in Egypt, to show how God's sovereignty works hand-in-hand with our obedience — even through pain and confusion. They challenge the common misconception that God just wants us to “let Him do His thing,” revealing instead how He invites us into His work, step by step.We break down:The biblical foundation of our commission to make disciples in Matthew 28:19-20Why wanting God’s blessings without His Lordship is a trap that keeps us superficial in faithHow suffering and difficulty aren’t signs of God’s absence but part of His loving plan to mold usThe importance of abiding in Christ to naturally share His love with othersPractical ways to let our love for Jesus overflow into everyday conversations and actionsThe stakes are high: ignoring the deep call of discipleship leaves us spiritually stagnant, missing out on the abundant life Jesus promises. Conversely, embracing our role as messengers unlocks true joy, purpose, and transformation — both for us and those we serve.Perfect for believers who feel stuck in the “just a Christian” mindset, or for those new to faith wondering how to practically live out God's calling — this episode equips you to move beyond comfort zones and into genuine discipleship. You’ll walk away inspired to fall deeper in love with Jesus, eager to share His love, and ready to embrace the responsibility He’s entrusted to us.

Most people never give themselves permission to fully grieve — and that can keep them stuck far longer than they need to be. What if grief isn’t the enemy, but a gift from God that we’re allowed to experience authentically? In this episode of the Men Church Stuff Podcast, DJ and Brad dive into what healthy grieving really looks like — and why it’s crucial to let yourself feel all the emotions that come with loss.From biblical examples like Jesus weeping at Lazarus’s tomb to real stories of loved ones holding onto memories through tangible keepsakes, hear how grief is more than an obstacle — it’s part of our human design and spiritual process. They break down practical ways to navigate grief’s storm, including giving yourself space, refraining from rushing the healing timeline, and asking honest questions of God without shame. Plus, discover why tears are not only okay — they’re a vital part of emotional health, backed by scriptural permission and scientific insight.You’ll discover actionable steps for loved ones, friends, and even pastors to better support those who are grieving. Learn how to balance empathy with boundaries, avoid harmful responses like asking “what happened,” and provide meaningful companionship through simple acts like washing dishes or sharing memories. This episode emphasizes that grief isn’t a sign of spiritual weakness but a testament to love, connection, and trust in God’s sovereignty.Whether you’re walking through your own loss, supporting someone who is, or simply want to understand grief’s biblical and emotional roots, this conversation offers hope, honesty, and encouragement. Remember — it’s okay not to be okay, and your process can be sacred. Don’t let society’s misguided expectations keep you from experiencing healing in God's perfect timing.Perfect for anyone dealing with loss — whether recent or distant, emotional or tangible. If you’ve ever felt guilty for grieving too long or questioned whether your tears are valid, this episode is for you. Tune in, breathe, and give yourself permission to grieve well, God’s way.Why this works: This episode hooks listeners with the powerful reminder that grief is both normal and divine, addressing common shame and misconceptions. By emphasizing biblical examples, practical support strategies, and emotional honesty, it resonates deeply with those in despair or supporting loved ones, fostering a sense of permission, hope, and community.

DJ and Brad dive into the Star Wars universe with a candid, fiery discussion about what makes the original saga so addictive — and why the newer episodes struggle to match that magic. We unpack how character development, storytelling consistency, and iconic moments create an enduring legacy, and what the recent films overlooked or butchered in their rush to modernize. With laughs, insights, and heated debates, you'll discover why some characters still resonate — and why others fall flat despite the hype.You'll learn why Kylo Ren might be the most compelling villain since Darth Vader, thanks to his internal struggle and rich backstory—something the sequels failed to fully capitalize on. We break down the Star Wars movies in detail, highlighting the biggest disappointments like the overused Death Star trope, the questionable character arcs for Rey and Finn, and the missed opportunities with legacy characters like Luke, Han, and Leia.Why does it matter? Because understanding these storytelling flaws and victories isn't just about nerding out — it's about appreciating how storytelling affects our emotional connection to characters and the broader universe. Plus, you'll get a behind-the-scenes look at what could have been, and how future fans can learn from both the hits and misses of the franchise.Whether you're a die-hard lifelong fan or new to the saga, this episode offers a fresh perspective on the Force, the characters, and the storytelling craftsmanship that keeps Star Wars forever relevant. Perfect for viewers tired of the "copy-paste" Star Wars films or anyone hungry for a deeper dive into galactic storytelling.Get ready to debate, laugh, and rekindle your love for a galaxy far, far away. May the Force be with you — because understanding the story might just be your greatest weapon.

The podcast hosts discuss the significance of accolades, the role of Christian parents in encouraging their children's pursuit of accolades, and the importance of celebrating effort and returns. They also explore the concept of defining success and effort-driven returns, drawing insights from the parable of the talents. The conversation delves into the parable of the talents, emphasizing the concept of handling and multiplying resources. It then explores the importance of modeling a Christ-like approach to skill advancement and the potential misinterpretation of sacrifice for children's achievements.

The conversation explores the pursuit of accolades and the temporary nature of our time on earth, contrasting accolades with the idea of leaving a lasting legacy. It delves into the motivations behind seeking recognition and the biblical perspective on the pursuit of greatness. The conversation delves into the pursuit of excellence and the motivation behind honing one's craft. It explores the idea of finding fulfillment and identity in Christ rather than in personal achievements. The discussion also touches on the temporary nature of accolades and the importance of acknowledging God in all pursuits.

The conversation explores the concept of 'Polite Christianity' and the ways in which Christians attempt to be polite but may not be helpful. It also delves into acts of kindness and help, as well as the sensitive topic of prayer requests and gossip within Christian communities. The conversation explores the difference between kindness and politeness, emphasizing the importance of representing Christ in the world. It delves into the impact of words, the importance of politeness, and the approach to representing Christ in various fields. The discussion also highlights the distinction between being nice and being kind, as well as Jesus' approach to different groups of people.Follow us on our Facebook group and Instagram, @menchurchstuff.Subscribe to the podcast and our YouTube channel! www.youtube.com/@menchurchstuffLeave us a 5-star review and rating for other listeners looking for a show that can speak to them.Email us with comments, suggestions, and topics at [email protected].

The conversation delves into the concept of holiness and its significance in the Christian faith. It explores the misunderstanding of holiness, the completion of eternal salvation, and the tendency to overcomplicate things that God intended to be simple. The hosts discuss the meaning of being set apart by Christ and draw parallels to the third servant in the biblical parable, highlighting the importance of not burying one's talents. The conversation delves into the struggle with holiness, the validation of holiness through reactions, the misunderstanding of being set apart, and the grueling process of sanctification. It explores the challenges of embracing Christ's holiness and reactions, as well as the impact of negative reactions on the validation of Christ's holiness in individuals. The discussion also highlights the confusion between 'do things' and 'done things' in relation to salvation and the struggle with sanctification as part of the journey.Follow us on our Facebook group and Instagram, @menchurchstuff.Subscribe to the podcast and our YouTube channel! www.youtube.com/@menchurchstuffLeave us a 5-star review and rating for other listeners looking for a show that can speak to them.Email us with comments, suggestions, and topics at [email protected].

In this engaging conversation, Pastor Brad and DJ explore the themes of faith, righteousness, and the role of the church in addressing sin and darkness in the world. They discuss the importance of being a light in the darkness, the need for the church to focus on what it stands for rather than what it stands against, and the centrality of Christ in achieving true righteousness. The dialogue emphasizes practical applications of faith, the balance between truth and love, and the generational wisdom that informs their understanding of spirituality.keywordsfaith, church, righteousness, darkness, light, spirituality, American church, practical application, Jesus, sin

In this episode of the MenChurchStuff Podcast, DJ and guest Josh Sinquefield delve into the complex relationship between Christianity and nationalism. They explore the implications of national identity on faith, the nature of Jesus' kingdom, and the distinction between patriotism and nationalism. The conversation emphasizes the importance of prioritizing one's faith over national allegiance and discusses how the church should engage with cultural and political issues without losing sight of its spiritual mission.KeywordsChristianity, nationalism, patriotism, church, Jesus, faith, politics, identity, culture, communityFollow us on our Facebook group and Instagram, @menchurchstuff.Subscribe to the podcast and our YouTube channel! www.youtube.com/@menchurchstuffLeave us a 5-star review and rating for other listeners looking for a show that can speak to them.Email us with comments, suggestions, and topics at [email protected].

In this engaging conversation, Pastor Brad and DJ explore various themes surrounding church culture, family dynamics, and the humorous aspects of daily life. They discuss the importance of medication for children, the role of attire in church, and the over-spiritualization of certain topics within the church community. The conversation also touches on the intersection of masculinity and spirituality, as well as the implications of nationalism in Christianity. With a lighthearted approach, they share personal anecdotes and insights, making for an entertaining and thought-provoking discussion.KeywordsPastor Brad, church culture, over-spiritualization, masculinity, humor, family, medication, attire, nationalism, spiritualityFollow us on our Facebook group and Instagram, @menchurchstuff.Subscribe to the podcast and our YouTube channel! www.youtube.com/@menchurchstuffLeave us a 5-star review and rating for other listeners looking for a show that can speak to them.Email us with comments, suggestions, and topics at [email protected].

In this episode, the hosts discuss the complexities surrounding fallen spiritual heroes and how the church should respond to their failures. They explore the importance of condemning sin without condemning the sinner, emphasizing the need for grace, accountability, and a focus on Christ. The conversation highlights the challenges of maintaining faith in the face of public failures and the responsibility of the church to model a healthy response to sin.Keywordsspiritual heroes, church response, sin, accountability, grace, repentance, leadership, faith, community, forgivenessClick here to shop at our store!Follow us on our Facebook group and Instagram, @menchurchstuff.Subscribe to the podcast and our YouTube channel! www.youtube.com/@menchurchstuffLeave us a 5-star review and rating for other listeners looking for a show that can speak to them.Email us with comments, suggestions, and topics at [email protected].

In this episode of the MenChurch Stuff Podcast, hosts DJ Culp and Pastor Brad Coleman engage in a lively discussion about the correlation between the spiritual health of men and the overall health of the church. They explore the idea that a church's vitality is deeply intertwined with the spiritual maturity of its male members, emphasizing the importance of male leadership in fostering a thriving church environment. The conversation also touches on the role of women in the church, acknowledging their contributions while asserting that men have a unique responsibility to lead spiritually. DJ and Brad share personal anecdotes and insights, illustrating how effective leadership and discipleship can manifest in everyday life, from family dynamics to church activities.Keywordsspiritual health, church leadership, men in church, discipleship, community, faith, church health, male leadership, women in church, spiritual maturityPrimary Takeaways-The spiritual health of the church is tied to the spiritual health of the men.-Men are called to be spiritual leaders, not just bosses.-Healthy male leadership encourages active participation from the congregation.-Discipleship often happens organically through shared experiences, not just structured programs.-Women play a crucial role in maintaining church momentum, especially when men are complacent.

In this conversation, the DJ Culp and Brad Coleman discuss personal challenges, particularly related to health and family dynamics, and how these affect their emotional and spiritual well-being. They reflect on the importance of community support and the role of men in church health, emphasizing the interconnectedness of personal and communal spiritual health. The discussion also touches on the topic of New Year resolutions, advocating for realistic and attainable goals for personal growth. In this conversation, the hosts explore the themes of spiritual health, particularly focusing on the importance of men in the church. They discuss the journey of reading the Bible, emphasizing that it's not about speed but understanding. The conversation shifts to defining what it means to be a spiritually healthy man, highlighting qualities such as faithfulness, availability, and teachability. They also address the challenges of leadership and the impact of fallen spiritual heroes on the faith community, encouraging listeners to maintain their personal relationship with God regardless of others' failures.TakeawaysSmall, attainable goalsSpiritual health of menThe tie between the spiritual health of the church and the spiritual health of men Spiritual health is characterized by being faithful, available, and teachableLeadership in spiritually healthy men is marked by humility, servanthood, and following God's leadThe importance of knowing when to say no and avoiding burnout in spiritual leadership

In this episode of the Men Church Stuff Podcast, hosts DJ Culp and Brad Coleman explore the complexities of heart's desires through the lens of a quote by Tim Keller. They discuss how pursuing our deepest desires may not lead to fulfillment and how delighting in the Lord can reshape those desires. The conversation delves into personal experiences, the nature of idolatry, and the importance of finding true satisfaction in Christ.KeywordsMen Church Stuff, Tim Keller, heart's desires, fulfillment, idolatry, Christian podcast, personal growth, spirituality, music industry, teachingBuy our merchandise here!!!

In this festive episode of the MenChurchStuff Podcast, hosts DJ and Brad dive into humorous and thought-provoking discussions about Christmas. They explore various Christmas characters, the significance of Joseph, the role of pastors during the holiday season, and the meanings behind popular Christmas songs. The conversation also touches on Christmas traditions, theological aspects of the holiday, and even includes a fun Mad Libs segment that results in a unique Christmas poem. Throughout the episode, the hosts maintain a light-hearted tone while reflecting on the deeper meanings of Christmas.KeywordsChristmas, humor, Christian podcast, holiday traditions, Christmas songs, theological discussions, Christmas characters, Christmas gifts, Christmas sermons, Christmas stories

SummaryIn this episode, Brad Coleman and DJ Culp discuss the challenges of balancing family and work, especially during the holiday season. They share personal experiences and insights on prioritizing family, the importance of being present, and effective communication with children. The conversation also touches on the significance of modeling love and respect within the family, as well as encouraging personal growth and education. Listeners are reminded to celebrate their families and keep Christ at the center during the Christmas season.Takeaways-You don't sacrifice your family at the altar of ministry.-It's important to balance work and family life.-Being present with your family is crucial.-Model love and respect for your children.-Encourage personal growth and education in your family.-It's okay to have your emotions and communicate them.-Don't bluff your kids; they will call your bluff.-Make Jesus a priority in your family's life.-Celebrate small moments with your family.-Reach out for help when needed.

DJ and Brad discuss some of the struggles of the Christian journey. Topics include sin nature, life events, and doubt. Isaiah 55:6-9 is used as a primary Scripture reference regarding the reason for Christian journey struggles.

DJ and Brad discuss a quote that states, "Drift is more dangerous than departure because you don't notice drift." Topics include the difficulty of diagnosing spiritual drift, drift as sin, drift as overcommitment, and departure as a large deliberate move away from God.Click here to shop at our store!Follow us on our Facebook group and Instagram, @menchurchstuff.Subscribe to the podcast and our YouTube channel! www.youtube.com/@menchurchstuffLeave us a 5-star review and rating for other listeners looking for a show that can speak to them.Email us with comments, suggestions, and topics at [email protected] and outro music composed, recorded, and produced by Gavin Kopko.

DJ and Brad host an episode using ChatGPT's suggestion: an episode with strictly bad advice. NOTE: All comments made are not meant to be taken seriously. It is all in good fun.Visit our store and purchase merch to support the show!Follow us on our Facebook group and Instagram, @menchurchstuff.Subscribe to the podcast and our YouTube channel! www.youtube.com/@menchurchstuffLeave us a 5-star review and rating for other listeners looking for a show that can speak to them.Email us with comments, suggestions, and topics at [email protected] to Gavin Kopko for the intro and outro. You can connect with him using the links below:LinktreeInstagramSpotify

DJ and Brad host guest and entrepreneur, Cory Hinton of Disciplined Apparel. They discuss Cory's clothing line, his Christ-driven purpose behind them, and then discuss discipline in the Christian life.Check out Cory’s store at https://disciplinedapparel.net and follow him on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/disciplinedapparel?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw==Click here to shop at our store!Follow us on our Facebook group and Instagram, @menchurchstuff.Subscribe to the podcast and our YouTube channel! www.youtube.com/@menchurchstuffLeave us a 5-star review and rating for other listeners looking for a show that can speak to them.Email us with comments, suggestions, and topics at [email protected].

DJ and Brad discuss a quote, "There is no higher form of faith than to struggle with God." There ends up being more disagreement than agreement with the quote. The topic of Jonah serves as a central example for their conversation.WE NEED FUNNY CHURCH STORIES!! Visit our website and submit yours! www.menchurchstuff.com.Follow us on our Facebook group and Instagram, @menchurchstuff.Subscribe to the podcast and our YouTube channel! www.youtube.com/@menchurchstuffRate and review the show and give us a 5-star rating.Email us with comments, suggestions, and topics at [email protected].

DJ and Brad meet up to have fun making a fantasy football team using Biblical characters. Jesus was not allowed to be drafted, for obvious reasons. WE NEED FUNNY CHURCH STORIES!! Visit our website and submit yours! www.menchurchstuff.com.Follow us on our Facebook group and Instagram, @menchurchstuff.Subscribe to the podcast and our YouTube channel! www.youtube.com/@menchurchstuffRate and review the show and give us a 5-star rating.Email us with comments, suggestions, and topics at [email protected].

DJ and Brad meet for the final installment of the "Our Church" series. They host guest, Pastor and Adjunct college professor Chris "Chriscendo" Young, to discuss the questions:Is it true that churches often get wrapped up or distracted with their program offerings? If so, why do you think that is?What do we as Christians and consumers do with the consumer model of church?What would you see as evidence that a church cares too much about its programs and has lost its connection to the community?How do we as Christians keep Christ at the center of our church, even as we grow and add or develop more activities?WE NEED FUNNY CHURCH STORIES!! Visit our website and submit yours! www.menchurchstuff.com.Follow us on our Facebook group and Instagram, @menchurchstuff.Subscribe to the podcast and our YouTube channel! www.youtube.com/@menchurchstuffRate and review the show and give us a 5-star rating.Email us with comments, suggestions, and topics at [email protected].

DJ and Brad host guest pastor and long time listener of the podcast, John Reader. The third show in the "Our Church" mini-series, they discuss the legitimacy of the common claim, "More People, More Influence" as it pertains to the church. Topics include good and bad motivations for church programs, the health of church congregations, the health of church administration, and the leading of Christ in both the church and congregation. DJ and Brad play the "sermon meme" game with John.WE NEED FUNNY CHURCH STORIES!! Visit our website and submit yours! www.menchurchstuff.com.Follow us on our Facebook group and Instagram, @menchurchstuff.Subscribe to the podcast and our YouTube channel! www.youtube.com/@menchurchstuffRate and review the show and give us a 5-star rating.Email us with comments, suggestions, and topics at [email protected].

DJ and Brad host special guest pastor Dusty Baughman to discuss how God blesses churches and how those blessings impact and influence other churches. Topics include the effectiveness of Upward sports in the Toledo, OH area, sermon memes, and how churches can utilize what they have been given to serve the community.For more information on Upward Sports, go to www.upward.org.WE NEED FUNNY CHURCH STORIES!! Visit our website and submit yours! www.menchurchstuff.com.Follow us on our Facebook group and Instagram, @menchurchstuff.Subscribe to the podcast and our YouTube channel! www.youtube.com/@menchurchstuffRate and review the show and give us a 5-star rating.Email us with comments, suggestions, and topics at [email protected].

Many times, people will refer to the church they attend as "Our Church". In doing so, far too often this may lead the church to contentment with what God has given them and a develop reliance upon themselves. To further ponder this topic, in this episode DJ and Brad discuss how a church congregation:sees God's blessings to the churchshare its blessings with other churchescelebrate God's blessings to other churchesWE NEED FUNNY CHURCH STORIES!! Visit our website and submit yours! www.menchurchstuff.com.Follow us on our Facebook group and Instagram, @menchurchstuff.Subscribe to the podcast and our YouTube channel! www.youtube.com/@menchurchstuffRate and review the show and give us a 5-star rating.Email us with comments, suggestions, and topics at [email protected].

DJ and Brad discuss a hard topic: discovering and protecting yourself from false teachers. Don't forget to rate and review our show and download our episodes. WE NEED FUNNY CHURCH STORIES!! Visit our website and submit yours! www.menchurchstuff.com.Follow us on our Facebook group and Instagram, @menchurchstuff.Subscribe to the podcast and our YouTube channel! www.youtube.com/@menchurchstuffRate and review the show and give us a 5-star rating.Email us with comments, suggestions, and topics at [email protected].

Brad leads a discussion on Philippians 4:8, which reads: "Finally brothers, whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is just, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is commendable — if there is any moral excellence and if there is any praise — dwell on these things."WE NEED FUNNY CHURCH STORIES!! Visit our website and submit yours! www.menchurchstuff.com.Follow us on our Facebook group and Instagram, @menchurchstuff.Subscribe to the podcast and our YouTube channel! www.youtube.com/@menchurchstuffRate and review the show and give us a 5-star rating.Email us with comments, suggestions, and topics at [email protected].

DJ and Brad discuss their favorite things about Fall. Weather, Brad's memorable pumpkin spice, DJ's chili, and bonfires, Fall is one of the guys' favorite seasons.WE NEED FUNNY CHURCH STORIES!! Visit our website and submit yours! www.menchurchstuff.com.Follow us on our Facebook group and Instagram, @menchurchstuff.Subscribe to the podcast and our YouTube channel! www.youtube.com/@menchurchstuffRate and review the show and give us a 5-star rating.Email us with comments, suggestions, and topics at [email protected].

DJ discusses his scare with the possibility of prostate cancer. This episode is heavy, but DJ wanted to be transparent to listeners that life can hit anyone unexpectedly. But God is in control and intercessory prayer has a nearly tangible effect. WE NEED FUNNY CHURCH STORIES!! Visit our website and submit yours! www.menchurchstuff.com.Follow us on our Facebook group and Instagram, @menchurchstuff.Subscribe to the podcast and our YouTube channel! www.youtube.com/@menchurchstuffRate and review the show and give us a 5-star rating.Email us with comments, suggestions, and topics at [email protected].

DJ and Brad discuss Christian humility and how church culture unintentionally teaches false humility. In Brad's words, "I think people in church are honestly trying to be humble; they just haven't really been given a good model."Visit our website www.menchurchstuff.com.Follow us on our Facebook group and Instagram, @menchurchstuff.Subscribe to the podcast and our YouTube channel! www.youtube.com/@menchurchstuffRate and review the show and give us a 5-star rating.Email us with comments, suggestions, and topics at [email protected].

DJ and Brad discuss how God may not answer our prayers in the manner that we would ask of Him. Using Ephesians 2:13 as the central Scripture verse for this episode, the guys discuss topics including the raising of Lazarus, how God cares about the smallest things in life, and whether we as people really believe that God cares about the smallest things in life. Questions ask include: How hard do you think it is for us to wait on the God to resolve our problems?What do we do if our daily problems seem to overwhelm us to the point of pushing God’s timeline?What do we do with the idea that God is there to take care of the big issues, and we are to take care of the small, day-to-day stuff?Visit our website www.menchurchstuff.com and submit your Funny Church Stories from the Contact Us page.Follow us on our Facebook group and Instagram, @menchurchstuff.Subscribe to the podcast and our YouTube channel! www.youtube.com/@menchurchstuffRate and review the show and give us a 5-star rating.

DJ and Brad discuss the difficulties parents face when considering the question, "Do Our Kids See Our Faith?" Topics include Christian modeling, Christian love, and faith in Christ. Listeners are encouraged to weigh with their experiences seeing their parents' faith and/or their children seeing their faith. Listeners are also encouraged to submit funny church stories. A central quote to help focus the discussion comes from John Amos Comenius, "Indeed, it is sheer cruelty to force someone to do what you wish, when he is ignorant of what your wishes are."Visit our website www.menchurchstuff.com.Follow us on our Facebook group and Instagram, @menchurchstuff.Subscribe to the podcast and our YouTube channel! www.youtube.com/@menchurchstuffRate and review the show and give us a 5-star rating.Email us with comments, suggestions, and topics at [email protected].

DJ and Brad read listener submissions of funny church stories and share their own funny church stories. DJ reads dramatically "If My Nose Was Running Money". Submit your own funny church stories on our website!!Visit our website www.menchurchstuff.com.Follow us on our Facebook group and Instagram, @menchurchstuff.Subscribe to the podcast and our YouTube channel! www.youtube.com/@menchurchstuffRate and review the show and give us a 5-star rating.Email us with comments, suggestions, and topics at [email protected].

DJ and Brad meet to discuss their views on finding a local church body to worship with. Topics include spiritual maturity, the Lord's leading, and how to look past a consumeristic approach.Visit our website www.menchurchstuff.com and contact us!Follow us on our Facebook group and Instagram, @menchurchstuff.Subscribe to the podcast and our YouTube channel! www.youtube.com/@menchurchstuffRate and review the show and give us a 5-star rating.Email us with comments, suggestions, and topics at [email protected].

DJ and Brad meet up for the 100th episode of The MEN.CHURCH.STUFF. Podcast! Their wives answer 10 questions about them and the guys share the answers.Visit our website www.menchurchstuff.com.Follow us on our Facebook group and Instagram, @menchurchstuff.Subscribe to the podcast and our YouTube channel! www.youtube.com/@menchurchstuffRate and review the show and give us a 5-star rating.Email us with comments, suggestions, and topics at [email protected].

DJ and Brad host guest and DJ's dad, Rev. David Culp. They discuss the importance, successes, and failures of outreach and influence of the local church. DJ gives David memes for sermon illustrations.Follow us on our Facebook group and Instagram, @menchurchstuff.Subscribe to the podcast and our YouTube channel! www.youtube.com/@menchurchstuffRate and review the show and give us a 5-star rating.Email us with comments, suggestions, and topics at [email protected].

DJ and Brad host FBC Milan Pastor Josh Sinquefield to discuss men and leadership in the local church. DJ gives Josh memes and Josh comes up with sermon illustrations.

DJ and Brad meet up for the first of a three-part series on the local church. They discuss reasons they love the local church and how it has impacted their lives. DJ does a dramatic reading of The Backstreet Boys' I Want It That Way, except the lyrics have been translated into Aramaic and then back into English.Follow us on our Facebook group and Instagram, @menchurchstuff.Subscribe to the podcast and our YouTube channel! www.youtube.com/@menchurchstuffRate and review the show and give us a 5-star rating.Email us with comments, suggestions, and topics at [email protected].

DJ and Brad meet to discuss the very hard and irresolvable topic of Grace vs. Justice. DJ reads Brad memes at the top of the show.Follow us on our Facebook group and Instagram, @menchurchstuff.Subscribe to the podcast and our YouTube channel! www.youtube.com/@menchurchstuffRate and review the show and give us a 5-star rating.Email us with comments, suggestions, and topics at [email protected].

DJ and Brad host their first interview with pastor and author John Kuykendall. Discussions revolve around Kuykendall's newest book, Behind the Shadows: A Theology of Suffering and Hope. Topics include the book, suffering, hope, and pastoral approaches to people and situations that deal with grief and healing.Follow us on our Facebook group and Instagram, @menchurchstuff.Subscribe to the podcast and our YouTube channel! www.youtube.com/@menchurchstuffRate and review the show and give us a 5-star rating.Email us with comments, suggestions, and topics at [email protected].

Brad hosts a second installment of DJ's quotes collected by his college students.Follow us on our Facebook group and Instagram, @menchurchstuff.Subscribe to the podcast and our YouTube channel! www.youtube.com/@menchurchstuffRate and review the show and give us a 5-star rating.Email us with comments, suggestions, and topics at [email protected].

DJ and Brad ask unprompted questions of ChatGPT, an AI conversation platform. Brad finds out ChatGPT thinks he is Batman and Optimus Prime. DJ doesn't get the answers he wants, though.Follow us on our Facebook group and Instagram, @menchurchstuff.Subscribe to the podcast and our YouTube channel! www.youtube.com/@menchurchstuffRate and review the show and give us a 5-star rating.Email us with comments, suggestions, and topics at [email protected].

DJ and Brad meet for the second annual May the 4th Star Wars exclusive episode!! Topics include Boba Fett, The Book of Fett, Jar-Jar Binks is the worst character in Star Wars, characters we want more of, and the best secondary characters.Remember to follow us on our Facebook group and Instagram @menchurchstuff.Email us with comments and suggestions for shows at [email protected], review, and share our show!!!Intro music credits go to composer John Williams and the London Symphony Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back (1980).

DJ and Brad discuss Tim Keller's quote, "We would never imagine that getting our heart's deepest desires might be the worst thing to ever happen to us." DJ does a dramatic reading of Britney Spears' Oops, I Did It Again. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram!Rate and review our show wherever you get your podcasts. Watch our podcast on our YouTube channel, www.youtube.com/@menchurchstuffEmail us at [email protected] with comments, questions, and show topics!Remember to support Green Frog Coffee Company in the West TN areas! www.greenfrogcoffeeco.com.

DJ and Brad discuss quotes from C.S. Lewis, Elisabeth Elliot, and Charles Spurgeon. DJ gives Brad memes.Rate and review the show.Follow us Facebook and Instagram!Email us with your comments and suggestions at [email protected] to support Green Frog Coffee Company in West TN!www.greenfrogcoffeeco.com

DJ and Brad ask each other questions that get them digging deep to get answers. Questions include: what about the Bible is the hardest to believe? if God were to give you a box of everything that you lost, what would you look for first? They start the episode out with a madlibs.Follow us on Facebook and Instagram!Email us at [email protected] the Green Frog Coffee Company in the West Tennessee areas!!!www.greenfrogcoffeco.com

DJ and Brad continue the discussion from last episode about the difference approaches that our culture takes on jobs/professions of the clergy and everything else. Brad has to make sermon illustrations from memes. DJ finally gets Brad to belly laugh.Follow us on Facebook & Instagram!Email us at [email protected] to support the Green Frog Coffee Company in West Tennesse!!!www.greenfrogcoffeeco.comIf you want to watch this episode, head over to our YouTube channel!!!https://www.youtube.com/@menchurchstuff