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

In this episode, we welcome Drew Parker to the studio. He is a Christian country music singer and songwriter. He has co-written numerous #1 songs including “Doin’ This” by Luke Combs which was nominated for a Grammy. In this interview, we discuss how he became interested in music, how a set of fortuitous circumstances led to him partnering up with country music superstar Luke Combs, how he got his invitation into the inner circle of Nashville country music songwriters, how his life changed after one of his songs hit the #1 spot on the country charts, a behind the scenes look at the music business, how God directly told him to get out of his record deal, and much more. 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

David Green, founder of Hobby Lobby and a devoted philanthropist, joins Bill High, founder of Vyne Legacy, to discuss legacy in a fresh light. They emphasize the importance of planning for a 150-year impact and redefining wealth beyond money to include spiritual and social capital. The duo highlights creating a family mission and values that align with biblical teachings, while also addressing the balance between love and discipline in parenting. Their insights aim to inspire families to build lasting legacies rooted in faith and generosity.

In this episode, we go to The Forging Table to discuss Romans 1:11-15. 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

The discussion begins with a heartfelt tribute to Voddie Baucham, highlighting his unexpected passing and the support needed for his family. Kyle reflects on Baucham's significant legacy in Christian thought, including impactful works on social justice and gender roles. He emphasizes the need for believers to take personal responsibility for spreading the gospel. Clips from Baucham's powerful sermons enrich the conversation, exploring topics such as abortion, unity in race, and the challenge of false teachings. The closing stresses honoring the church and continuing Baucham's mission.

Retired U.S. Navy SEAL and #1 NYT bestseller Jack Carr discusses the thrilling backdrop of his new novel, Cry Havoc, set in 1968. He explores its espionage themes and the authenticity behind his historical research. Carr shares insights into the adaptations of his works for television, including the evolving narrative of The Terminal List and the upcoming Dark Wolf series. He also touches on the societal impact of algorithms, dehumanization, and celebrates the grassroots support fueling his career. Join Carr for a deep dive into storytelling and the realities of war!

Joby Martin, Pastor of Church of 1122 and author of "Stand Firm and Act Like Men," dives into the crisis of biblical manhood. He shares a gripping near-death canoe story as a metaphor for guidance in men's lives. The importance of mentorship and rites of passage is emphasized, along with practical ways to engage boys in male communities. Joby critiques the ineffectiveness of modern church culture and highlights the core issues of passivity among men, urging a return to responsibility and vigilance.

Join the lively banter as the hosts dive into Romans 1:8-10, mixing humor about wrestling ticket prices with deep discussions on prayer. They reflect on the importance of thanking God for fellow believers and expand prayer to global needs. Enjoy insights on family worship, communion’s connection to gratitude, and the contrast between truth and grace in sharing the Gospel. Engaging debates brush against cultural compromises, emphasizing the need for love paired with boldness in confronting sin. Laugh, learn, and uplift your faith!

Joby Martin, a dynamic megachurch pastor known for addressing tough questions on faith, joins the discussion. He shares his thoughts on whether Christians should celebrate Halloween and how his family navigates the holiday. Joby also tackles difficult pastoral scenarios, including guidance for a saved gay couple with adopted kids. He highlights the purpose of church discipline and discusses the uncertainty of Hebrews' authorship. With a mix of wisdom and humor, he even engages in a fun on-air exercise—talk about a pastor who keeps it real!

Join Joby Martin, a senior pastor at Church of Eleven22, and Chad Robichaux, a retired U.S. Marine and bestselling author, as they dive into the essence of resilience. They discuss the energy from a recent Men’s Worship Night and explore how worship intersects with spiritual warfare. Chad shares battlefield stories that resonate and emphasizes the importance of vulnerability in testimony. Together, they tackle the stigma around mental health in the military and the church's role in holistic care, urging men to unite as a brotherhood against adversity.

Jake Winkler, a wrestling fandom enthusiast and cultural commentator, joins Russell Eustace, a theological guide steering the discussion, and Adam Smith, who dives deep into biblical text analysis. The trio debates the classification of '80s films like The Karate Kid and shares cherished wrestling memories, including their 'Mount Rushmore' of wrestlers. They also discuss the theological significance of Romans 1:7, contrasting modern and historical interpretations of 'saints' and navigating scriptural authority, making for an enriching conversation filled with laughter and insight.