What makes a strong man? Muscles? Money? Success? The world has its answers, but real strength starts with knowing God. And that means opening your Bible—not just to check a box, but to pursue a real relationship with Him.

In this episode, we tackle the big question: Why is it so important for men to read their Bibles and pursue a relationship with God, and what are they missing because of it? In this episode, we’ll unpack:
- How the Bible equips you for leadership, battle, and real-life challenges

- The difference between just reading to read the Bible and walking with God

-Simple ways to get into Scripture

If you want to be a stronger man, a better leader, and someone who stands firm when life hits hard, this episode is for you. Grab your Bible, and let’s talk about what really matters!

If God is loving and all-powerful, why does He allow pain, hardship, and suffering in the world? It’s a question that has challenged believers and skeptics alike for centuries. In this episode, we’ll dive into the biblical perspective on suffering, exploring how God’s love and sovereignty coexist with trials and tribulations.

We’ll discuss:

• The purpose of suffering in the Christian life
• How Jesus Himself endured suffering and what that means for us

• How suffering can draw us closer to God and shape our faith

Whether you’re walking through a storm or seeking answers for someone else, this conversation will offer biblical wisdom, encouragement, and hope. Join us as we wrestle with one of life’s toughest questions—because even in suffering, God is present.

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In this episode, we dive into the importance of serving in your local church and how it strengthens both your faith and the body of Christ. We discuss the biblical foundation for serving, the blessings that come with using your gifts for God’s kingdom, and practical ways to get involved. Whether you’re already serving or wondering where to start, our prayer is that this conversation will encourage and equip you to step into your calling with joy and purpose.