BetterMan Podcast

In this episode, we dive into the heart of one-on-one discipleship and its transformative power within the Christian journey. Discover why intentional, relational discipleship is essential for spiritual growth, modeled after Jesus’ own relationships with His followers. We’ll unpack key biblical foundations that support this approach, sharing practical steps for walking alongside others in faith—through encouragement, accountability, and authentic sharing of life. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to deepen existing discipling relationships, join us as we explore how one-on-one discipleship shapes character, builds community, and honors the Great Commission. Tune in for inspiration and actionable insights that will help you become a catalyst for lasting spiritual impact, one relationship at a time.   Featured Speaker Josiah Jones https://www.armadadiscipleship.org   At the Discipling Men Conference presented by discipleship.org Betterman.com renew.org 

Intergenerational discipleship is the intentional passing on of faith, wisdom, and life experience from one generation to another. Rooted in biblical principles—such as Paul’s encouragement to Timothy and the call in Deuteronomy 6 to teach children diligently—this approach bridges the gap between young and old, creating spiritual family beyond biological ties.   Featured Speaker Dr. Chris Harper   At the Discipling Men Conference presented by discipleship.org Betterman.com renew.org 

In a world where strength is often measured by independence and stubborn certainty, the Christian worldview calls men to embrace humility and become teachable. This episode explores what it means to be a teachable man through the lens of faith, looking to biblical examples, the teachings of Jesus, and the wisdom shared throughout Scripture. Listeners will discover why a teachable heart is crucial for spiritual growth, how godly men throughout history cultivated humility, and practical ways to apply these truths today. Join us as we discuss the power of listening, the freedom in admitting we don’t have all the answers, and the legacy a teachable spirit creates for future generations.   Featured Speaker Dr. Bryan Hurlbutt    At the Discipling Men Conference presented by discipleship.org Betterman.com renew.org 

In this episode, we explore why family is at the heart of the Christian faith and how it shapes our lives, communities, and relationship with God. From the very beginning, the Bible highlights the family as God’s design for nurturing love, faith, and wisdom. The family is where core values like compassion, forgiveness, and faithfulness are learned and practiced, reflecting the deep love God has for us as His children.   Start your BetterMan Journey today  www.betterman.com 

In a world that constantly challenges men to measure up and pursue success, many find themselves longing for something deeper—something more. This podcast explores that yearning through a biblical lens, uncovering what it truly means to want more as a man of faith. Join us as we dive into real conversations about purpose, identity, and fulfillment, discussing common struggles men face and how Christ offers lasting answers. Discover how embracing God’s design leads to genuine satisfaction, strong relationships, and living with eternal purpose. Whether you’re seeking direction, community, or just curious about what the Bible says about manhood, this podcast will inspire you to pursue the “more” you were created for.   Start your BetterMan Journey today  www.betterman.com

In this episode,  “Boys will be boys”—a saying often tossed around to excuse rowdy or even harmful male behavior. But is this phrase harmless fun, or does it undermine the biblical vision for Godly Manhood? We’ll explore how this cliché can actually be destructive to true masculinity, especially within the Christian worldview. Rather than encouraging men to rise to higher standards of integrity and responsibility, it can become a license for selfishness, aggression, and emotional distance. We discuss how Scripture calls men to strength AND gentleness, courage AND compassion, never using their nature as an excuse for sin.   Start your BetterMan Journey Today  www.betterman.com

Becoming too comfortable in your Christian faith can lead to spiritual stagnation and complacency. When believers settle into routines, it’s easy to lose passion, stop growing, and ignore God’s calling to deeper relationship and service. Comfort can lull Christians into neglecting prayer, worship, Bible study, and outreach, making faith more about ritual than genuine connection with God. Jesus often challenged His followers to step out of their comfort zones, serving sacrificially and trusting Him through challenges. True faith is active, continually seeking God’s will, serving others, and striving to become more Christlike. Staying spiritually alert and open to growth ensures believers don’t drift away, but instead live purposefully and make a meaningful impact for God’s Kingdom. Start your BetterMan Journey Today  www.betterman.com

In this episode, we explore the profound and often debated question: “What is truth?”—delving deep into this topic from a Christian perspective. The conversation begins by highlighting how, in today’s world, truth is frequently viewed as subjective, relative, or based on individual perspective. However, the Christian worldview asserts that truth is objective, absolute, and rooted in the character of God.

What does it mean to be a real man in today’s world? In a culture filled with conflicting ideas about masculinity, this podcast turns to the life and character of Jesus as the ultimate example of manhood. This episode explores how Jesus embodied strength, humility, compassion, integrity, and purpose—challenging modern stereotypes and inviting listeners to discover a deeper, more authentic masculinity. Whether you’re seeking inspiration, guidance, or a renewed sense of identity, join us as we look to Jesus—the Ultimate Man—for wisdom on leading, loving, and living to the fullest.

In this heartfelt episode, we explore the importance of confronting and healing from our past so we can fulfill our God-given calling as fathers. Drawing from Biblical truths and personal testimonies, we discuss how unresolved wounds, regrets, or failures can hinder our ability to lead and love our children as Christ loves us.