The Walk Worthy Podcast

In this episode, Joshua sits down with Allen Parr—former high school math teacher of 11 years, Dallas Theological Seminary graduate, Bible teacher, and founder of The Beat. Allen brings the unique wisdom of a man who married at 40 and has spent decades helping believers navigate relationships, purity, and spiritual formation with clarity and conviction. Together they discuss the challenges singles are facing today, the importance of honestly self-assessing unwanted sexual behavior, and why biblical community and real accountability matter more than ever. Allen offers a practical and Scripture-anchored path toward experiencing intimacy the way God designed—through character, honesty, healing, and a renewed mind shaped by the Word. A clear, grounded conversation for anyone seeking to walk in integrity, pursue holiness, and build relationships rooted in God’s truth rather than cultural pressure.Subscribe now so you don’t miss future episodes, and join us as we take a stand for sexual integrity and spiritual wholeness—one step at a time.Follow us on social media! Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/walkworthy_ministry?igsh=cHdkeGVoM2tldXV3 YouTube — https://youtube.com/@walkworthy-ministry?si=zG-fa7ENsfvXc_k3TikTok — https://www.tiktok.com/@walkworthyministry?_t=ZP-8ymyTw7xVKp&_r=1Visit the website — https://walkworthypodcast.comGet Covenant Eyes Free Today! cvnteyes.co/3QPTlIo  Promo Code is: AACC

Jay Stringer, a therapist and author focused on sexual brokenness, joins the conversation to unveil how early relationships shape adult desires and behaviors. He discusses attachment theory and its links to emotional reactions, urging curiosity and compassion rather than condemnation. Stringer critiques simple solutions to lust, advocating for deeper understanding of trauma and identity. He reveals how to reframe desires, explore childhood influences, and embrace community for genuine healing, making this a profound dive into intimacy and spiritual growth.

In this episode, Joshua sits down with Christian Huff, host of the 4:8 Men podcast and leader of a ministry shaped by 1 Timothy 4:8. Christian shares how discipline, fitness, and faith work together—and why godliness must shape the way men lead themselves long before they lead anyone else. They talk honestly about the tension of influencing in a digital world: the pressure to build a platform, the temptation to post for attention, and how easy it is for fitness content to slide into vanity. Christian explains why he refuses to play that game, choosing instead to model strength, humility, and integrity in a space where compromise is normal. A clear, practical conversation on honoring God with your body, your habits, and your online influence—while staying rooted in character over clout.Subscribe now so you don’t miss future episodes, and join us as we take a stand for sexual integrity and spiritual wholeness—one step at a time.Follow us on social media! Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/walkworthy_ministry?igsh=cHdkeGVoM2tldXV3YouTube — https://youtube.com/@walkworthy-ministry?si=zG-fa7ENsfvXc_k3TikTok — https://www.tiktok.com/@walkworthyministry?_t=ZP-8ymyTw7xVKp&_r=1Visit the website — https://walkworthypodcast.com

In this open and honest conversation, Joshua and Hope Broome share a real glimpse into the last decade of their life together—how Hope supported Joshua as he stepped into ministry, the sacrifices their family has made, and the ways their marriage has been shaped through each season. They also look back on a few of the marriage events they’ve recently led together and talk about what this new chapter of serving couples side-by-side is beginning to look like. A relaxed, genuine look at marriage, calling, and the story God continues to write in their lives.Subscribe now so you don’t miss future episodes, and join us as we take a stand for sexual integrity and spiritual wholeness—one step at a time.Follow us on social media! Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/walkworthy_ministry?igsh=cHdkeGVoM2tldXV3YouTube — https://youtube.com/@walkworthy-ministry?si=zG-fa7ENsfvXc_k3TikTok — https://www.tiktok.com/@walkworthyministry?_t=ZP-8ymyTw7xVKp&_r=1Visit the website — https://walkworthypodcast.com

In this concise yet powerful episode, Pastor Levi Lusko joins Joshua Broome to unpack the heart behind his book Swipe Right — a call to pursue desire, dating, purity, and destiny with eyes fixed on Jesus. Levi reflects on the moment in Exodus when Moses “looked this way and that” before acting, instead of looking up to God. In a world where we’re conditioned to swipe left or right in search of affirmation, Levi challenges us to lift our gaze to the One who shapes our identity and directs our steps. A sharp, hope-filled conversation for anyone longing to walk worthy in an age of endless options and instant gratification.Subscribe now so you don’t miss future episodes, and join us as we take a stand for sexual integrity and spiritual wholeness—one step at a time.Follow us on social media! Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/walkworthy_ministry?igsh=cHdkeGVoM2tldXV3YouTube — https://youtube.com/@walkworthy-ministry?si=zG-fa7ENsfvXc_k3TikTok — https://www.tiktok.com/@walkworthyministry?_t=ZP-8ymyTw7xVKp&_r=1Visit the website — https://walkworthypodcast.com

In this conversation, Brandon Finnegan tells a story almost no athlete on earth can tell. In a single year, he stood on baseball’s two biggest stages — first leading TCU to the College World Series, then just months later taking the mound for the Kansas City Royals in the MLB World Series. It was a historic rise that put him in a category of one. But what the world sees as the pinnacle didn’t deliver what his heart was chasing. Brandon opens up about the pressure, the adrenaline, the surreal reality of jumping from college ball to pitching under the brightest lights in baseball — and how the dream he had chased his whole life still left him searching. When injuries and setbacks ended his major league career far sooner than he expected, the collapse forced him to confront the emptiness success couldn’t fix. What he found wasn’t a comeback story. It was surrender. And that surrender led him to Jesus — the only foundation strong enough to rebuild a life that had been shaped by pressure, platform, and unmet expectations. This episode cuts deeper than stats or achievements. It’s about identity, loss, pride, purpose, and the grace that meets you when your greatest year still leaves you empty. Brandon’s story is a reminder that even the rarest accomplishments can’t hold the weight of a soul — but Christ can. A powerful, grounded conversation for anyone chasing significance, wrestling with disappointment, or learning that the only victory that lasts is the one found in Him.Subscribe now so you don’t miss future episodes, and join us as we take a stand for sexual integrity and spiritual wholeness—one step at a time.Follow us on social media! Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/walkworthy_ministry?igsh=cHdkeGVoM2tldXV3YouTube — https://youtube.com/@walkworthy-ministry?si=zG-fa7ENsfvXc_k3TikTok — https://www.tiktok.com/@walkworthyministry?_t=ZP-8ymyTw7xVKp&_r=1Visit the website — https://walkworthypodcast.com

In this powerful conversation, Heath Evans opens up about the highs and lows of a remarkable life shaped by football, adversity, and the transforming grace of Jesus. A former NFL fullback, Heath played alongside legends — including contributing to the New England Patriots’ historic 16–0 regular season with Tom Brady at quarterback and later joining the Super Bowl–winning New Orleans Saints led by Drew Brees. But his story reaches far beyond the field. Heath shares candidly about navigating the heartbreaking loss of his former teammate, Rudi Johnson, and the painful season that followed false accusations which cost him his broadcasting career with NFL Network. Through it all, he discovered what it means to stand firm in Christ when everything else is shaken. We talk discipleship, resilience, forgiveness, and the kind of perseverance that only comes from knowing Jesus. Heath reflects on how anchoring his identity in Christ — not in success, reputation, or achievement — carried him through the darkest seasons.Subscribe now so you don’t miss future episodes, and join us as we take a stand for sexual integrity and spiritual wholeness—one step at a time.Follow us on social media! Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/walkworthy_ministry?igsh=cHdkeGVoM2tldXV3YouTube — https://youtube.com/@walkworthy-ministry?si=zG-fa7ENsfvXc_k3TikTok — https://www.tiktok.com/@walkworthyministry?_t=ZP-8ymyTw7xVKp&_r=1Visit the website — https://walkworthypodcast.com

In this episode, Joshua Broome sits down with author, speaker, and Resolution Movement cofounder Ben Bennett to explore the realities of narcissism, anxiety, and pornography within Christian culture — and why these struggles often go unaddressed or misunderstood. Ben shares insight from years of helping people break free from emotional dysfunction, hidden addiction, and distorted identity. Together, they unpack why narcissism can develop in spiritual environments, how anxiety and sexual struggles feed cycles of shame, and what it takes to experience real healing rooted in truth, community, and spiritual formation. This conversation goes beneath the surface — moving beyond symptoms to address identity, intimacy, and the deeper work of transformation. A clear and hope-filled look at how Christ heals what we hide, restores what’s been broken, and frees us to live with humility, honesty, and wholeness.Subscribe now so you don’t miss future episodes, and join us as we take a stand for sexual integrity and spiritual wholeness—one step at a time.Follow us on social media! Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/walkworthy_ministry?igsh=cHdkeGVoM2tldXV3YouTube — https://youtube.com/@walkworthy-ministry?si=zG-fa7ENsfvXc_k3TikTok — https://www.tiktok.com/@walkworthyministry?_t=ZP-8ymyTw7xVKp&_r=1Visit the website — https://walkworthypodcast.com

In this episode, Joshua Broome sits down with intensive therapist Mike Vaughn, MA, LCMHCS, CSAT to explore how people break free from the chaos cycles that once felt normal and even necessary for survival. Mike shares insight from years of intensive work with individuals healing from trauma, sexual addiction, emotional instability, and deep-rooted shame. Together, they discuss why chaos becomes familiar, how survival mode shapes identity and relationships, and what it takes to build new rhythms grounded in truth, safety, community, and spiritual formation. This conversation moves beyond behavior change and into true restoration: learning peace after turmoil, stability after disorder, and healthy connection after isolation. A practical and hope-filled look at what it means to heal, live honestly, and walk in the wholeness Christ calls us into.Subscribe now so you don’t miss future episodes, and join us as we take a stand for sexual integrity and spiritual wholeness—one step at a time.Follow us on social media! Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/walkworthy_ministry?igsh=cHdkeGVoM2tldXV3YouTube — https://youtube.com/@walkworthy-ministry?si=zG-fa7ENsfvXc_k3TikTok — https://www.tiktok.com/@walkworthyministry?_t=ZP-8ymyTw7xVKp&_r=1Visit the website — https://walkworthypodcast.com

In Episode 13, Joshua sits down with his most requested guest—his wife, Hope Broome—for their first-ever joint interview after nearly a decade of marriage, joined by Zach Clinton. For the first time, listeners hear Hope’s perspective: how she responded to Joshua’s past in the porn industry with grace and truth, navigated real pain, and rejected the lies of the enemy and culture through a faith grounded in Christ. Together they share how redemption reframed their story—seeing each other and the world not through the past, but through the finished work of Jesus.Subscribe now so you don’t miss future episodes, and join us as we take a stand for sexual integrity and spiritual wholeness—one step at a time.Follow us on social media! Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/walkworthy_ministry?igsh=cHdkeGVoM2tldXV3YouTube — https://youtube.com/@walkworthy-ministry?si=zG-fa7ENsfvXc_k3TikTok — https://www.tiktok.com/@walkworthyministry?_t=ZP-8ymyTw7xVKp&_r=1Visit the website — https://walkworthypodcast.com