The Aggressive Life with Brian Tome

Something powerful is stirring across the world—churches are filling up, the name of Jesus is trending, and legitimate miracles are happening. In this One Question episode, Brian Tome unpacks the meaning of revival—what it is, how to recognize it, and why you might need one in your own life. Drawing from history, Scripture, and modern movements of God, Brian explores how revival starts, what fuels it, and how to be part of it. If you’re ready for more of God’s movement in your life, this episode can be a push in the right direction.  Don’t just listen, act. Join BT and thousands of others seeking a move of God at Revival on November 1st and 2nd. More details here.  Want to learn more about revival movements in history? Listen to BT’s conversion with revival expert, Michael McClymond, here: (Apple | Spotify) Watch this episode on YouTube here.

MAN CAMP 2025 was one for the history books. This teaching, recorded live under the big tent on Friday evening, set the stage for all that God would do over the weekend. Initiative leads to breakthrough because it gets God’s attention—at camp, at home, and everywhere in between.  Claim your spot for next year’s MAN CAMP, for the lowest price possible, during the one-week flash sale—now through October 26th. Find out more at MANCAMP.us  Watch the full episode on YouTube here.

MAN CAMP 2025 has come and gone—but the stories, and the changed lives, remain. In this bonus episode of The Aggressive Life, Dirt shares stories collected from the Story Shitter, an old outhouse turned into a makeshift studio where guys shared their wins, breakthroughs, and leave-behinds. This episode is a small snapshot into all the God did at MAN CAMP 2025. Let it push you to keep taking ground in your aggressive life. Watch the full episode on YouTube here.

Joby Martin, a pastor and author of "Stand Firm and Act Like Men," dives into biblical masculinity, challenging the stereotypes of toxic and tame manhood. He discusses the importance of responsibility and sacrifice in becoming a true man. Joby shares insights on navigating fatherhood, spiritual warfare, and the essential roles men play in family and society. He encourages men to embrace their divine purpose, critique cultural apathy, and actively shape the next generation with faith and integrity.

Dr. Emma Schmidt returns to The Aggressive Life for a candid, helpful, and eye-opening conversation around the modern state of sex. She explains why so few people are having sex, how everything from anxiety to the rise of AI is playing a role, and simple strategies for more connected relationships. Along the way, Brian and Emma tackle myths around libido, erectile dysfunction, and how to address mismatched desire. As one of Cincinnati’s leading sex therapists, Dr. Schmidt joins current research with a Biblical perspective that will challenge your assumptions about intimacy and leave you with practical steps to improve your sex life.  Watch this week’s episode on YouTube here.

Four years ago, Rory Lawrence scored a free ticket to MAN CAMP. The only catch? He lived 15 hours away in New Hampshire. Determined to not let that stop him, he convinced his friend Matt to tag along. What they experienced in southwest Ohio changed their lives. Four years later, their brotherhood has blossomed into a weekly podcast (The Dangerous Man Podcast) and a yearly trip back to MAN CAMP. Last year, 22 of their friends and family tagged along. Joining us from their studio in New Hampshire, Rory and Matt share their MAN CAMP experience, why they keep coming back, what it means to be a dangerous man, and why training is much more important than trying. This aggressive conversation will get you off the couch and out the door.  Watch the full episode on YouTube here.  Use the code PODCAST15 at checkout to get 15% off this year’s MAN CAMP at mancamp.us Get more from Rory and Matt at www.dangerousmanpodcast.com, and find links to some of their favorite episode below:  Dangerous Man Code  Dangerous Man Mission

It’s no secret that men in America are struggling, leading statistics in everything from suicide to loneliness to obesity. But what if the problems men face start well before they turn 18? In this powerful episode of The Aggressive Life, pediatrician and parenting expert Dr. Meg Meeker joins Brian to talk about how modern parenting is failing boys and what we can do to raise strong, resilient young men. Drawing from decades as a pediatrician and her bestselling books on parenting, Dr. Meeker explains why boys need unstructured time outdoors, roughhousing, and even stick-gun battles to grow into confident, healthy men. Whether you’re raising sons, mentoring boys, or simply care about the future of men in our culture, Dr. Meeker’s practical wisdom will challenge and inspire you. Watch the full episode on YouTube here.

Bestselling author and near-death experience researcher John Burke shares his enlightening findings on what happens after we die. He reveals captivating stories of those who’ve ventured to the other side, emphasizing love, kindness, and newfound purpose. Burke also discusses the intriguing ties between near-death experiences and psychedelics, exploring how these insights can impact our daily lives. With heartfelt reflections on loss and divine presence, this conversation inspires hope and challenges conventional views on life and eternity.

Nancy Koehn, a Harvard Business School historian, dives into Abraham Lincoln's extraordinary legacy. They discuss Lincoln's resilience during personal and national crises, particularly during the Civil War and the Emancipation Proclamation. Koehn highlights how leadership can evolve through adversity and examines Lincoln's ability to unite former rivals in his cabinet. The conversation also reflects on personal growth, emphasizing the lessons learned from history, making decisions aligned with personal values, and the ongoing relevance of Lincoln's lessons in today's world.

Lauren Sisler, an award-winning ESPN sideline reporter and author of *Shatterproof*, shares her compelling journey of resilience after losing both parents to opioid overdoses. She discusses how she learned to conquer shame and rediscover joy, transforming her pain into purpose. Lauren reveals the therapeutic power of dance during her sideline performances and reflects on the changing landscape of college football. She emphasizes the importance of confronting grief and personal struggles, inspiring listeners to embrace their own stories.