Undaunted.Life: A Man's Podcast by Kyle Thompson

Clare Morell, a Fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center and director of its Technology and Human Flourishing Project, dives into the effects of smartphones on kids. She discusses her book, 'The Tech Exit', highlighting the failures of parental controls and the addictive nature of apps. Clare advocates for a digital detox and proposes a 30-day reset for families. She emphasizes the need for schools to ban smartphones and offers practical alternatives for parents to help children thrive without screens.

Russell Hunter, Founder of Abolitionists Rising, shares his transformative journey from academia to full-time anti-abortion activism. He argues for the complete dismantling of the current Pro-Life movement, advocating for immediate abolition over incremental change. Russell critiques the connections between the abortion and IVF industries, while sharing his grassroots strategies for engaging college students. He emphasizes the need for a biblical approach to criminalizing abortion and mobilizing cultural change, aiming to turn viral outreach into political action.

Micah Gravel, a project manager from Tampa, shares his transformative journey through the Dominion discipleship program. He discusses how an encounter with Kyle at Band of Brothers sparked his interest. Micah reflects on the humbling experiences of jiu-jitsu and mentorship, emphasizing the sense of community and brotherhood he's found. He encourages men feeling stuck to take the leap into Dominion, highlighting its profound spiritual impact and the lasting relationships formed within the program.

In this episode, we go to The Forging Table to discuss Romans 2:1. Let’s get into it… Episode notes and links HERE. Donate to support our mission of equipping men to push back darkness. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Markwayne Mullin, a United States Senator from Oklahoma, returns to share insights and provocative thoughts. He dives into the Epstein Files controversy, questioning their public significance and the media’s timing. Mullin discusses the impact of rising left-wing candidates on the Democratic Party and the potential for a split due to internal conflicts. He also critiques Candace Owens' unfounded claims regarding Charlie Kirk, advocating for accountability in political discourse. Expect enlightening commentary and a dash of humor throughout!

In this engaging conversation, Clint Walker, a former Marine and leader in DOMINION Team 005, discusses his passion for men's discipleship and spiritual formation. He shares his journey of discovering the foxhole concept and emphasizes the importance of leadership from the front. Clint reveals how he maintains a strong community through online devotionals and the transformative power of commitment in men’s lives. Jiu-jitsu stories add humor, showcasing his dedication to personal growth. He encourages men to take the leap into this impactful program.

Ken Isaacs, a seasoned humanitarian leader and author of *Running to the Fire*, shares his incredible journey in global relief work. He recounts meeting Franklin Graham and his life-changing commitment to humanitarian missions. Isaacs shares gripping stories from the Rwandan genocide and his near-death experience in Zaire, revealing the brutal realities of his work. He highlights the ongoing persecution of Christians in Africa and emphasizes the urgent need for global advocacy. Isaacs also reflects on modern challenges like rising wickedness and the importance of standing firm in faith.

Kim Bowersox, wife of a Dominion participant, shares her insights on the incredible transformation she observed in her husband, John, after he joined the program. She discusses his initial struggles, skepticism, and the decision-making process they faced as a couple. Notably, Kim highlights John's newfound vulnerability and strength in building friendships with other men. The impact on their home life, from improved parenting to joint prayers, showcases the program's effect. Kim also offers advice for wives on supporting their husbands' journeys.

The discussion begins with personal anecdotes leading into a deep dive of Romans 1:28-32. The hosts expose modern examples of moral decline linked to a debased mind. They critique societal trends, such as the glorification of pornography and the impact of new technologies on morality. The conversation highlights the church's responsibility in confronting sin and maintaining discipline. They challenge the cultural approval of sin and redefine Christian love as rooted in truth, ultimately calling for greater pastoral courage.

Stephen Addison, a participant in the DOMINION six-month discipleship program, shares his transformative journey. He discusses how the program reinvigorated his prayer life, strengthened family leadership, and instilled personal discipline. Stephen emphasizes the significance of committing fully to spiritual growth and the profound impact of modeling faith for his children. With anecdotes about stepping out of his comfort zone and inspiring long-term faith development, he encourages men to take action rather than coast through life.