The Victor Marx Podcast

In Part 2 of this episode, Victor continues his discussion with friend Anthony Randall, founder of Vanguard XXI, which provides “emotionally intelligent” leadership training and character development to a wide variety of clients. The former master parachutist and U.S. Army chaplain uses his diverse background to coach professionals in athletics, academia, corporate America and more. Hear his tips to train the next generation to become “anti-fragile,” and Victor’s confession of where he blew it as a dad in the past. There are some great takeaways, so be sure to tune in!Connect with us at:VictorMarx.comFacebookInstagramTwitter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Victor talks with friend Anthony Randall, founder of Vanguard XXI, which provides “emotionally intelligent” leadership training and promotes character development. Anthony, who has a doctorate of ministry degree from Fuller Theological Seminary, shares how an injury in the U.S. Army ended his high-flying career, and soured his relationship with God and man. However, God got ahold of his heart and he answered His call back to the military as a chaplain for many years. Hear about his fascinating journey and lessons learned along the way!Connect with us at:VictorMarx.comFacebookInstagramTwitter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In Part 2 of this episode, Victor continues his discussion with friend Miles DeBenedictis, pastor of Cross Connection Church. Victor was inspired to have him on the show after Miles’ own podcast about masculinity and Christianity. Miles shares how God will hold us accountable if we shirk our responsibility to defend the vulnerable. The men discuss when to defuse a situation and when to fight back. They also talk about why some men struggle in a church environment and the importance of honoring the military and first responders — those who run into danger when others flee. You don’t want to miss this compelling conversation!Connect with us at:VictorMarx.comFacebookInstagramTwitter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

 In Part 1 of this episode, Victor talks with friend Miles DeBenedictis, pastor of Cross Connection Church in Escondido, California. The men discuss what it means to demonstrate not only the meekness of Jesus, but also the courage to defend the oppressed, when necessary. Find out the importance of cultural context in determining when to “turn the other cheek,” and when to use a position of power and authority to execute justice. Tune in to hear what it means to be what Victor calls a “dangerous gentleman."Connect with us at:VictorMarx.comFacebookInstagramTwitter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In Part 2 of this episode, Victor continues his discussion with Robert L. Perkins, Ph.D., a professor of applied psychophysiology and expert on how trauma and stress affect the body. He warns of the coming mental health crisis due to PCTSS — Post COVID-19 Traumatic Stress Syndrome — and how as a society we need to be aware and prepare. They also broach the subject of male deviant behavior produced by pornography, and how such addicts need more than willpower to overcome the vicious cycle it creates. This topic is recommended for mature audiences only!Connect with us at:VictorMarx.comFacebookInstagramTwitter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In Part 1 of this episode, Victor talks with Robert L. Perkins, Ph.D. and professor of applied psychophysiology. He is executive director of the Ontario Critical Incident Stress Foundation, and is an expert on how trauma and stress affect the body. They tackle two topic of PCTSS — Post COVID-19 Traumatic Stress Syndrome — a condition Dr. Perkins identified in April 2020. He explains the heavy load many people have been carrying since the pandemic began and shares how to be proactive in coping with it. Don’t miss this crucial conversation!Connect with us at:VictorMarx.comFacebookInstagramTwitter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Victor talks with Matt Eversmann, best known for his heroic role among a group of elite soldiers sent into Mogadishu, Somalia, during a1993 peacekeeping operation. He was immortalized in the film Black Hawk Down and authored his own account in“The Battle of Mogadishu.” Victor urges listeners to get Matt’s latest book, “Walk a Mile in My Combat Boots: True Stories from America’s Bravest Warriors,” in hopes of helping the younger generation discover they, too, have a warrior within. Tune in to hear their inspiring discussion!Connect with us at:VictorMarx.comFacebookInstagramTwitter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In Part 2 of this episode, Victor continues his talk with friend Anne Paulk, executive director of Restored Hope Network and author of “Restoring Sexual Identity: Hope for Women Who Struggle with Same-sex Attraction.” Anne shares how trauma contributed to her same-sex attraction, and that any trauma can be healed if brought to God. She discusses how missing God’s design for sexuality is missing out on the beauty He intended. The two also address the rampant gender confusion in the culture, the proposed Equality Act and how to take a stand on policy issues that would upend Christian values. Be sure to tune in for the conclusion of this incredible episode!Connect with us at:VictorMarx.comFacebookInstagramTwitter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Victor talks with friend Anne Paulk, executive director of Restored Hope Network and author of “Restoring Sexual Identity: Hope for Women Who Struggle with Same-sex Attraction.” Anne talks about how childhood abuse led her to same-sex attraction and the God who led her out. The two talk about how Christians should respond to the homosexual agenda, and that there is a better way than compromise or Bible-bashing. Don’t miss this incredibly relevant and important topic!Connect with us at:VictorMarx.comFacebookInstagramTwitter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Victor speaks to this California congregation about putting into practice 2 Timothy 1:7. He shares how God’s love helped bridge the gap with a hurting neighbor of a differing lifestyle; how God restored his mind after trauma from childhood abuse; and how he faced his fear in obedience to God, seeking out his childhood abuser in hope of healing and restoration. Find out what he calls the “most powerful weapon" and how it can break through the hardest of hearts. Don’t miss a chance to hear his incredible story!Connect with us at:VictorMarx.comFacebookInstagramTwitter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.