Men On the Move

The gap between right and wrong in this world is widening every day. In this episode, I talk about what each and every man can do about it. And should do about it. The truth is that you’ve been created in the image of a creative God who expects you to step up and use your creative potential. It's time to tap into that. In this episode, I tell you how I did it to give you a guide.Remember the uninhibited imagination of your youth? It's still in there, maybe buried under layers of doubt and external pressures. Let’s dig it out. I discuss how reclaiming your creative self isn't just for art or entertainment; it's a tool to tackle the very real challenges we face in our world.No fluff, no b.s.–just real talk about using your potential to bring sanity back into this world.Remember to like and subscribe.

In the latest episode of Men on the Move, RJ broadcasts from the Tropicana Hotel in Las Vegas, where he discusses his unique, unvarnished perspective on "Wokeism" and its clash with truth. This discussion is particularly relevant for professional Christian men seeking to navigate the intricate landscape of modern societal ideologies.R.J. dives into the heart of Wokeism, suggesting it places emotions above truth, impacting all groups in society but especially targeting women and minorities. This episode is a call to Christian professionals to take a close look at society in the light of logic and scripture. It challenges listeners to consider how modern movements and ideologies align or conflict with their faith. For those seeking a thoughtful, evidence-based perspective on faith in today's world, this episode is a must-listen.

In this episode of Men on the Move, RJ dives into an exploration of faith and the truth of its multifaceted nature. Using an interview clip where Kirk Cameron interviews Professor John Lennox, RJ unravels the oft-misunderstood concept of faith as mere blind belief without evidence. Lennox argues that faith transcends mere belief in propositions, akin to trusting a spouse or a bank, where evidence fosters trust but doesn't supplant it. This discussion underscores the truth that faith, far from being irrational, is a harmonious blend of belief and evidence, enriching one's understanding of the world and spirituality.With this foundation established, RJ challenges the stance of new atheists like Richard Dawkins and Christopher Hitchens who assert that atheism is rooted solely in rationality, devoid of faith. RJ provocatively argues that faith and belief are synonymous, refuting Dawkins' claim of atheistic faithlessness. RJ advocates for a faith based on evidence and reason, contrasting it with blind faith, which leads to the inevitable conclusion that one must question widely accepted scientific theories like evolution and man-made climate change if one is to remain rational.These deeper understandings of what it means to live biblically must become more accessible, and that is the purpose of the book "Belief," designed as a simple, accessible guide. Get your copy here: https://a.co/d/2MoVJMt. 

Today’s discussion challenges how we think about words, faith, and the role of men in today's world. It is my hope that today’s episode will give you insights on the topics of faith, understanding, and society's changing language that you can take with you into your life, influencing the people around you for good. Tune in to join a conversation that's making a real difference.

Real success isn't something we chase. It's something we attract, and only we can do the work it takes to attract it. The key is knowing what actions will draw success to us…and what actions won’t. Listen now: success is easier–and harder–than you thought.  Like, share, and subscribe for updates on new episodes. They drop every Sunday.