Iowa Needs Good Dudes

Nick is a church planter in Clinton, Iowa and he's a husband, father and Christian. He also happens to be one of my best friends.

Last year, Mike McNulty lost his wife to cancer. In this episode, Mike shares what he learned along the way of faithfully finishing the race of his marriage with Amy. While we talk about a lot of subjects, marriage certainly is the central thesis.

Malique is the founder and owner of Ken Supply Co. and he is a good dude.

In this episode I talk to Ikki Soma, the lead pastor of Cottage Grove church, about how to be a good dude.

Miss our 2023 conference? There's no substitute for being there, but here's a message from our night together!

Miss our 2023 conference? There's no substitute for being there, but here's a message from our night together!

Miss our 2023 conference? There's no substitute for being there, but here's a message from our night together!

How can young men pursue excellence? And, of course, Cole and Shon get into the weeds about tricky subjects like porn, antidepressants, victimhood, and more. Not an easy conversation, but one worth having (or at least listening to)!

In this podcast episode, Cole interviews his dad about being a good dude!

In this episode, Will Cook talks about the pits in his life, his "golden wounds" and "putting the doorknob on the inside of the heart." Listen to this episode, and walk away with greater emotional sovereignty over your life.

Iowa needs good dudes. And they are out there- even though the world isn’t telling their stories. Fathers who fill their homes with dad jokes. Leaders who are building the world they want their kids to live in. Men who love the battle of virtue, character, truth and goodness. In this episode, I interview Dotty. Dotty is an educator and he's coached virtually every sport you can think of. Since we coach wrestling together, I have had the opportunity to see him on the wrestling mat, and I can tell you he's a good dude.

Iowa needs good dudes. And they are out there, even though the world isn’t telling their stories. Fathers who fill their homes with dad jokes. Leaders who are building the world they want their kids to live in. Men who love the battle of virtue, character, truth and goodness. In this episode, I have a conversation with Luke Snowden about masculinity, sacrifice and bleeding. We have a one-night conference coming up on Friday night, September 15th at Frontier Church in Des Moines. It’s going to start at 6:30, but it’ll go late into the night: we have four guys from four different churches preaching, we’ll worship together, there’ll be a food truck there, and afterwards there will be a bonfire for anybody who is interested.