Following Jesus is not easy. Some days are great, but many days are a battle. Ben Stuart knows this battle well and shares three specific ways we men can endure and thrive.
The average man thinks about "finishing well" in his 60s or 70s. Not so for Sangram Vajre. He started putting serious thought into this in his 30s. The result? A helpful framework for all of us, regardless of our age. You can only finish well later if you start living well today.
Bobby Crotty graduated from VMI and practiced law for over thirty years. Currently, he serves as the Director of Equipping at Watermark Community Church in Dallas, TX. Bobby has seen a lot in his life and we are thrilled he found time to join Adam in the podcast studio. You will love Bobby's seven secrets to life. ________________ BetterMan.com
Life is not easy for anyone, but especially for teenagers. The feelings of insecurity and the hormones are the same as they have always been. But, in today's world, the stakes seem higher. Kids not only have to know how to navigate the physical world where they live (their home, their family, their school, locker room, etc.). They also must navigate a cyber world that is much bigger, more addictive, and more connected than the world has ever known. Clint Rutledge has a way to help today's teenage boys navigate the complexity of life. His new book (Strong and Courageous) offers hope. In this episode, Clint discusses why he wrote this book and gives a brief overview of the three main messages he wants every teenage boy to understand. To learn more about Clint's book, please visit StrongAndCoureagousBook.com _________ BetterMan.com
"I don't know." Three simples words that we men are not so great at saying. Hopefully, after listening to what Clay Scroggins says, we'll all be a little more comfortable with these powerful words. You can find Clay's latest book, The Aspiring Leader's Guide to the Future: 9 Surprising Ways Leadership is Changing, wherever books are sold. Follow Clay: ClayScroggins.com
Karl Clausson is a Radio host, author, and pastor who currently lives in Chicago. Today, we discuss his latest book, "The 7 Resolution: Where Self-Help Ends and God's Power Begins." If you have grown accustomed to certain bad habits, written off lifelong battles as unwinnable, or believed that some destructive behaviors can never be altered, then this episode is for you. Karl teaches us how to overthrow old patterns, create new life systems, and take hold of God’s promises as we resolve to: Join God Think Truth Kill Sin Choose Friends Take Risks Focus Effort Redeem Time Learn more about Karl: https://www.karlclauson.com/ Learn more about BetterMan: https://betterman.com/
Jeff Zaugg is our guest. He leads an organization called DadAwesome (https://dadawesome.org/), but more importantly, he's the dad of four girls! Jeff shares what he's learning on his parenting journey. You are going to love his insight and his energy. Buckle up and have fun getting to know Jeff!
Adam had Covid, but he wouldn't let that stop him from recording today's episode! Dr. Crawford Loritts was kind enough to join us on the BetterMan Podcast. In this episode, you'll get to hear precisely why Dr. Loritts dedicated most of his life to strengthening the family. _____________ Connect with Dr. Loritts at beyondourgeneration.com Learn more about BetterMan at BetterMan.com
Robert Lewis and Kevin Harris share some exciting news! __________ https://radicalmentoring.com/ https://betterman.com/
In a recent article in the Wall Street Journal, it was estimated that at the end of the 2020 academic year, the percentage of male college students dropped to just over 40 percent. John Stonestreet discusses the implications of this phenomenon and what it says not just about colleges, but about American men in general. Learn more about John at https://www.breakpoint.org/ _________ Learn more about how you can bring the BetterMan experience to your church or community at https://betterman.com/next-steps/
BetterMan board member (and co-founder), Barry Davis is on this episode discussing what led him to start this BetterMan and what he decided to do with his life once he learned he wasn't going to be a pro baseball player. You're going to love getting to know Barry!
As a man, you will spend about 1/3 of your life (approximately 90,000 hours) at work over the course of your lifetime. Your work is not just a means to an end. It's not just something to be endured or a way for you to make money. In this episode, Ben Kirksey from Workmatters discusses some of the biggest misconceptions men have when it comes work/faith integration.
The pandemic certainly isn't over, but enough time has passed that we can reflect on what we've learned and where we might be going. Duke Revard is a Director with the Soma Family of Churches. During this episode, Duke reflects on what the Soma family of churches learned during the pandemic, how the church in America seemed to handle the disruption, and what changes will probably be with us for a while. Links: https://wearesoma.com/ https://betterman.com/
Brian Berman, the founder, and president of Project Manana International, is the guest on this episode. Brian discusses how he is using the Authentic Manhood and BetterMan curriculums to impact lives in the Dominican. It's a remarkable testimony to the power of God's word to transform lives across the world. Project Manana - https://projectmanana.org/ BetterMan - https://betterman.com/
The 20s are not a throwaway decade for a man. Typically, during this decade, he will make some of the most important decisions of his life. This decade is not a dress rehearsal; it counts. On this episode, former NFL Linebacker & Navy Seal Clint Bruce gives men in their 20s a unique way to think about this critical decade. Learn more about Clint: https://www.clintbruce.com/ Learn more about BetterMan: https://betterman.com/
Anxiety levels are at an all-time high in the Church, which was true before the global pandemic started. David Marvin has written a book that couldn't be more timely. We're All Freaking Out (and Why We Don't Need To): Finding Freedom From Your Anxious Thoughts and Feelings is our topic of conversation on this episode of The BetterMan Podcast. Learn more about David and his book: https://www.davidmarvin.org/
As a former quarterback in the NFL, Jeff Kemp knows a thing or two about teamwork and friendship. During this episode of The BetterMan Podcast, Jeff talks about one of his latest projects and the positive impact it can have in a man's life. Level Five Friends are different than golf buddies or work teammates. Level Five Friends are given a grace-filled glimpse into every aspect of your life, and as a result, spur you on to Christlikeness like no other friends you've ever had. For access to the resources discussed in this episode, visit BetterMan.com/Blog
Masculinity is not toxic. Being a strong man is still a quality to be celebrated, even within the chaos of a shifting society. Jim Ramos wants to do what he can to reclaim the culture's image of what it means to be a man. He aims to help men understand the true essence of manhood. We think you'll find his blue-collar, bare-knuckle approach to manhood inspiring, energizing, and a ton of fun. Learn more about Jim at https://meninthearena.org/ Check out Jim's latest book, Strong Men Dangerous Times wherever books are sold.
Kevin Harris from Radical Mentoring (RadicalMentoring.com) is back on the podcast talking about the importance of spiritual fatherhood. All men have an earthly father and a heavenly father, but not all men have a spiritual father. Kevin discusses why a spiritual father can be so important in a man's life and shares practical wisdom on what a spiritual father is and is not. You'll appreciate his clarity and insight on this important topic, and you'll get to hear him tell a great story about the worst purchase he's ever made in his life.
Robert Lewis has been teaching on the topic of manhood for over thirty years. Yes, you read that right: thirty years. Recently, he went back and listened to some of his original sermons on this topic (a series called "Authentic Manhood") and jumped on the podcast with Adam to share four reflections. This isn't just a trip down memory lane. We promise you will be encouraged and inspired by Robert's insight and clarity. If you'd like to hear these "Authentic Manhood" messages, check out Robert's other podcast channel called "Robert Lewis Sermons" wherever you listen to podcasts.