Modern Christian Men Cale Nelson

Rob Nelson and I share more than dashing good looks, southern charm, quick wit and a Great Grandfather. We’ve both faced our fair share of up and downs (he wins) and disappointed faith. Even then, as Rob explains it, Jesus is there to carry us through. Join us as we begin the unboxing phase of … Continue reading "Unboxing: with Rob Nelson"

I’m joined this time by another brother of mine, Alfred Garr. He and I are both ‘creative types’ and it shows from the beginning. Who knew that a menthol product could burn your eyes? We discuss that and far more in this episode. Alfred shares his overcoming journey and his ultimate healing story. Don’t miss … Continue reading "The Moment with Alfred Garr"

I’m so happy to have Marc Stephens join me today on the show! Marc is my brother (from another mother) that instructed me to turn the spigot off to the anxiety I had been battling last year. Beyond that, he’s a near constant source of encouragement in my life as well as a mentor. Marc … Continue reading "Win Today! with Marc Stephens"

Kevin Stout has been there and has the torn tee-shirt and healed scars! Like many (if not most) men, Kevin and I have both fought though Oppressions, Depressions and outright Spiritual Warfare. We chat today about our experiences, and how we Overcame (by the Blood of the Lamb and the Words of our Testimony)! Watch … Continue reading "You’re Not Fighting Alone"

This is one of those episodes that you just have to listen to. I want to write big words to express the sentiment of our time together, but there's too much here for typed print. It's a nearly unbelievable testimony of the Grace of Jesus and the power or our own words!

Forgiveness and it’s application in our lives is essential! In this episode of Modern Christian Men, my guest Dr. Bruce Hebel helps walk me through the necessity of the process and other related principals in this show. I was excited to chat about forgiveness but didn’t really think I needed to be reminded about it … Continue reading "Dr. Bruce Hebel: Forgiving Forward"