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Gentlemen, What kind of environment are you creating in your home—one where your wife and children can thrive, or one where they are simply trying to survive?  Do your words bring life and encouragement to your family, or are they creating an atmosphere of frustration and discouragement?  Are you trying to be the authority in your home, or are you becoming the servant leader Jesus modeled? In this episode, we explore how insecurity can impact a husband’s leadership and create an unhealthy atmosphere in his marriage and family. Many husbands and dads want to lead well but struggle with identity, confidence, and knowing how to create the kind of home environment where their family can thrive. Through practical faith and biblical principles, you’ll learn how your words, attitudes, and actions shape the culture of your home. True biblical masculinity is not about control or authority—it is about serving, sacrificing, and cultivating an environment where your wife and children can grow. Discover how leading yourself well and understanding your identity in Christ can transform the way you lead your marriage and family.  Next Steps: - Step 1: Join a supportive community of like-minded men at my Facebook group Becoming Men Who Lead Well. - Step 2: Become an Insider. Sign up for my weekly newsletter. You'll get: a brief recap of the week's episodes each episode's simple Action Plan written out for easy implementation bonus content that digs deeper to help you better lead your family well and life in general. Bottom line, it's just a short word of encouragement. Sign up at MenWhoLeadWell.com/insider.

Husbands and dads, What does your reputation say about you when nobody is watching? Do your actions consistently match the man you say you want to be? Are you known as a man who keeps his word—or a man who makes promises he doesn’t always keep? Your words and actions reveal your character, and for husbands and dads, being a man of integrity is essential to building trust at home. In this episode, we discuss why keeping your word matters and how consistency, dependability, and follow-through strengthen your marriage and family relationships. Many men desire to lead well but struggle with self-discipline and following through on commitments, which can slowly impact confidence and connection with those they love. Through practical faith and biblical wisdom, you’ll learn how your reputation is shaped by the choices you make when nobody is watching. Discover how becoming a trustworthy man creates stronger leadership, deeper relationships, and a lasting impact on your wife and children. Next Steps: - Step 1: Join a supportive community of like-minded men at my Facebook group Becoming Men Who Lead Well. - Step 2: Become an Insider. Sign up for my weekly newsletter. You'll get: a brief recap of the week's episodes each episode's simple Action Plan written out for easy implementation bonus content that digs deeper to help you better lead your family well and life in general. Bottom line, it's just a short word of encouragement. Sign up at MenWhoLeadWell.com/insider.

Many husbands and dads struggle with temptation and wonder why they keep facing the same battles, but overcoming temptation requires more than willpower—it requires relying on the power God has already given us. In this episode, Glenn explains how renewing your mind with God’s truth, recognizing the lies behind temptation, and taking thoughts captive can help you make choices that align with your identity in Christ. You’ll discover how God provides a way out of temptation and how changing your environment, pursuing righteousness, and drawing closer to God help you stand firm when temptation comes. Temptation is a real battle, but you do not have to fight it alone—you have the Holy Spirit, the Word of God, and the support of other Christian men to help you resist and overcome. Learn how to lead yourself, your marriage, and your family well by choosing truth over temptation and walking in the freedom God has provided.  Next Steps: - Step 1: Join a supportive community of like-minded men at my Facebook group Becoming Men Who Lead Well. - Step 2: Become an Insider. Sign up for my weekly newsletter. You'll get: a brief recap of the week's episodes each episode's simple Action Plan written out for easy implementation bonus content that digs deeper to help you better lead your family well and life in general. Bottom line, it's just a short word of encouragement. Sign up at MenWhoLeadWell.com/insider.

Husbands and dads, Why do we often justify our choices in the moment, even when we know they go against what is right?  What areas of your life are you most vulnerable to temptation, and are your daily choices helping you overcome or making you more vulnerable? Could the biggest battle with temptation be less about the temptation itself and more about what you believe about God, yourself, and what you need? Many husbands and dads struggle with temptation even when they already know what is right, but the battle is often deeper than the temptation itself—it involves what we believe about God, ourselves, and what we truly need. In this episode, Glenn explains how temptation works, why the enemy tries to create doubt about God’s goodness, and how those lies can lead us to justify choices we know are wrong. You’ll discover why the cravings of the flesh can become louder than the truth we already know and how renewing our minds through God’s Word helps us fight the battle differently. Through the examples of Adam and Eve and Jesus’ temptation in the wilderness, this episode shows that temptation is a real struggle—but one we can face through a deeper relationship with God and His truth. Learn how to recognize temptation, remove unnecessary opportunities for failure, and draw near to God so you can lead yourself, your marriage, and your family with greater integrity and confidence. Next Steps: - Step 1: Join a supportive community of like-minded men at my Facebook group Becoming Men Who Lead Well. - Step 2: Become an Insider. Sign up for my weekly newsletter. You'll get: a brief recap of the week's episodes each episode's simple Action Plan written out for easy implementation bonus content that digs deeper to help you better lead your family well and life in general. Bottom line, it's just a short word of encouragement. Sign up at MenWhoLeadWell.com/insider.

Guys, Are you building the kind of relationship with God today that will sustain you when problems and trials come? Have you ever wondered why some men grow stronger through hardship while others become bitter, angry, or defeated? Are you preparing for the storms of life now, or are you hoping a solution will somehow magically appear when the pressure arrives? Many husbands and dads wonder how they will respond when life gets difficult, but crisis reveals the strength of our character and the foundation we have built before the storm arrives. In this episode, Glenn shares the story of Joseph and how his relationship with God allowed him to remain faithful through betrayal, temptation, false accusations, and hardship. You’ll discover why your circumstances do not have to determine your response and how a strong identity in Christ, trust in God’s promises, and daily faithfulness help you lead with wisdom and self-control when pressure comes. Learn how God uses trials to develop endurance, strengthen character, and prepare you to lead your marriage, family, and life well. Crisis will come, but when your relationship with God is your foundation, you can face challenges with confidence knowing He is with you and will not abandon you.  Next Steps: - Step 1: Join a supportive community of like-minded men at my Facebook group Becoming Men Who Lead Well. - Step 2: Become an Insider. Sign up for my weekly newsletter. You'll get: a brief recap of the week's episodes each episode's simple Action Plan written out for easy implementation bonus content that digs deeper to help you better lead your family well and life in general. Bottom line, it's just a short word of encouragement. Sign up at MenWhoLeadWell.com/insider.