Family Man

The guys discuss Mike Winger's viral three-hour YouTube video on divorce and remarriage, unpacking what the Bible actually teaches on the topic. One of the hosts opens up about his own painful divorce journey — from ignoring what he believes was God's voice warning him not to marry, to enduring six years of a broken marriage, abandonment, and an affair — and how his faith carried him through. Together, they explore the mainstream evangelical position on biblical grounds for divorce and remarriage, compare it to John Piper's no-remarriage view and the Catholic Church's annulment process, and wrestle with tough questions about sexual immorality, abandonment, and whether abuse qualifies as grounds for divorce. They also get real about the importance of local church community, accountability, transparency among believers, and how the Holy Spirit guides us through life's hardest decisions.

The guys discuss Allie Beth Stuckey's viral Jubilee debate where she took on 20 liberal Christians, breaking down the concept of toxic empathy and why unchecked feelings can blind us to truth. They dive into the difference between empathy, sympathy, and compassion, exploring what the Bible actually says about controversial topics like the Greek word "arsenokoitai" and polygamy in Scripture. The conversation covers when Christians should speak up with courage versus use discretion, and how Allie modeled what it looks like to be uncompromising on truth while still earning the respect of those who disagree.

The guys talk about John Bellion's powerful message on fatherhood and family legacy, exploring what it means to be a present father in your kids' lives. They share personal stories about their own fathers, discuss breaking generational curses, and reflect on the importance of creating warm relationships with their children

The guys discuss biblical masculinity, male headship, and what it really means to lead a family well. Drawing from Ken Coleman's recent conversation with Freis, they dive into the controversial topic of male leadership in marriage and addressing common misconceptions about submission and authority.

Today the guys talk about getting married young, why men need a mission, and how fatherhood changes everything. Nick Freis and Ken Coleman drop some serious wisdom about building a life together instead of waiting until you're "ready."

In this episode, the guys dive into the powerful conversation between Pastor Josh Howerton and Josh McPherson about How to Raise Godly Children — a message packed with timeless wisdom on parenting, faith, and spiritual leadership in the home.

In this episode, James, Blake, Kenny, and Timmy react to a viral Nick Freitas clip and unpack what fathers often miss when raising sons. From earning respect to modeling honor, they explore how boys learn manhood inside the home.This conversation digs into vision, challenge, legacy, and why parenting sons requires more than comfort—it requires intentional leadership aimed not just at today, but at future generations.

In this episode, the team unpacks gentle parenting through a biblical lens — exploring where it aligns with Christian values and where it falls short. From “discipline is not abuse, it's discipleship” to “children need authority, not equality,” this raw conversation addresses one of the most debated topics in modern Christian homes.

Public school or homeschool? Most Christian parents feel the pressure to pick a side. In this episode, Timmy, Kenny, Blake and James dig into the topic with a different lens: not outrage or fear, but responsibility, formation, and nuance.Drawing from insights by Heidi St. John and Katy Faust (from their viral conversation with Alex Clark), they explore several ideas reshaping how Christian families think about education today.

In this episode, we break down Jordan Peterson’s 9 rules for parenting. What they actually mean, where they hold up, and where they fall short. Hosted by James Carbary, Blake Bozarth, Kenny Ortiz, and Timmy Bauer...we talk everything from discipline to play, responsibility to relationship-building, and we unpack the principles and practical examples. If you want a framework for raising resilient, grounded kids in a chaotic world, this conversation will help you think more clearly about what matters.