Too often, culture equates meekness with weakness, leaving many men unsure of who they are or how to lead. But Scripture reframes meekness as strength under control—a quality that cultivates resilience, courage, and stability. In this conversation, Joshua Broome and Ryan Miller—host of the Jesus People podcast—explore how Christian men can embody strength that is both emotionally healthy and spiritually grounded. They address: • The biblical meaning of meekness and why it matters for men...
In Episode 7, I sit down with Josiah Jones—formerly a leader at The Porch and now stepping out to see how God will use his passion and anointing for discipleship to impact the world. Josiah shares how chasing sports, relationships, and pleasure left him broken until Jesus met him in college, and how that encounter launched him into a life of ministry. Together we talk about what it means to live consecrated to Christ, embrace the cost of discipleship, and raise up a generation that finds its ...
Join us for Episode 6 with Craig Brown, a pastor, preacher, and digital missionary whose life was radically changed when God got ahold of his heart at age 18. From receiving his call to full-time ministry on a missions trip to Greece, to now reaching millions on social media through Bible Time, Craig shares his journey of surrender, calling, and obedience. In this conversation, we explore what it means to be fully committed to helping people know God, how digital platforms can be leveraged fo...
In this episode of the Walk Worthy Podcast, Joshua sits down with Joby Martin, founder and lead pastor of The Church of Eleven22 in Jacksonville, Florida, to explore the themes of his newest book, Stand Firm and Act Like Men. Together, they tackle the cultural confusion surrounding masculinity and offer a Biblical vision of what it means to be a man in today’s world. Joby emphasizes that true masculinity isn’t defined by trucks, guns, or rugged achievements (even though he’s a fan of those ...
In this episode of the Walk Worthy Podcast, Joshua introduces listeners to his longtime mentor, Andrew Yates—a graduate of Dallas Theological Seminary who now serves there as Coordinator for Global Discipleship and Advisor to Men. Andrew is the man who first taught Joshua how to read, interpret, and live out the Bible. More than just a teacher, he embodied Paul’s words in 1 Thessalonians 2:8, sharing not only the gospel but his very life. If you enjoyed the earlier episode with Jonathan Pok...
In this episode of Walk Worthy, Joshua Broome sits down with Allie Beth Stuckey—speaker, author, and host of the Relatable podcast—for a powerful conversation about why clarity matters more than compromise. Together, they tackle how Christians can live free and walk worthy in an age where culture thrives on confusion and half-truths. With conviction and compassion, Joshua and Allie Beth call believers to anchor themselves in God’s Word, speak truth with courage, and refuse to settle for anyth...
In this episode of Walk Worthy, I sit down with Jonathan Pokluda—lead pastor of Harris Creek in Waco, Texas, and author of Your Story Has a Villain—to talk about how to navigate relationships in a culture where commitment feels optional and “situationships” have become the norm. We dig into what the Bible says about breaking free from destructive patterns, the misplaced ideas our culture has about dating, and how to pursue a spouse through a lens that’s timeless, not trendy. If you’ve ever wo...
Porn is destroying marriages, distorting intimacy, and discipling the church more than Scripture is. In this debut episode, host Joshua Broome sits down with Dr. Tim Clinton and Dr. Zach Clinton of the American Association of Christian Counselors to discuss the devastating impact of pornography, unwanted sexual behavior, and the launch of Walk Worthy Ministry—a new initiative of the American Association of Christians Counselors, dedicated to sexual integrity and biblical wholeness. This epi...