10:16 Man - Shepherd Warrior King

Martin
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This world needs honorable men. Are you raising the next generation of men? Do you have a son? A younger brother? A boy in the neighborhood that needs guidance? Are you a coach? A mentor? Wise counsel? Join me in discovering and putting into action what it takes to raise up and train the next generation of men. This world needs 10:16 men. As rates of suicide, depression, and other mental health issues rise, and responsibility, accountability, masculinity and purpose decline, we invite men to explore the soft and hard traits of man; how to engage in community, be a shepherd, warrior and king, lead, follow, debate, manage stress, be confident and take control of your life, and live it with purpose. The 10:16 man is controlled, calculated, emotionally intelligent, engaged in family and community, is dangerous and kind. He is a shepherd, a warrior and a king.

  1. Exploring a Christian Perspective in American Culture

    11/18/2025

    Exploring a Christian Perspective in American Culture

    Today’s episode is a little different.  Scott Walker, the Anglican Warrior, is back to host the 10:16 Man.  He will be interviewing Nathan Betts.  Nathan is a husband, father, pastor at Highlands Community Church in Renton, Wa, an apologist and a writer.  He has written blogs, a book, and for publications such as the Seattle Times.  For more on Nathan Betts go to: https://nathanbetts.com/#contact  Scott and Nathan explore a Christian perspective in American culture.  They dig into the following topics: Defining Christian worldview  Individual versus collective identity Defining freedom in society Freedom in Christ versus cultural freedom Understanding, addiction and love Reflecting Christ interactions The importance of personal transformation Agency in a broken world The role of service in finding joy The power of questions in faith Embracing the cross for true freedom Finding Hope in a broken world The foundation of human dignity The incarnation and its implications Beyond minimalism: a deeper faith The American dream versus the call of Christ Hope amidst cultural challenges Resilience through Christ centered healing For more content like this, visit 1016man.com or https://linktr.ee/1016man  Don’t Stand Idly By!

    1h 59m
  2. "Good To Go" - with Professor George Hissung

    10/07/2025

    "Good To Go" - with Professor George Hissung

    In this episode I have a conversation with Professor George Hissung.  George is a: man of God, husband, father, retired Seattle Police Officer, Defensive Tactics instructor, owner/professor of Hybrid BJJ gym, and inductee to the BJJ Hall of Fame.   Topics, themes, quotes and ideas: Early Life: Dad was a scrapper - Liked to fightAdmired soft spoken men with high level of skillsPro-ack 17 yrsShort fusedBJJ helped me step backGet military out of “fight fight kill kill”For in BJJ in Early 30s  Under Marcelo Alonso 7th degree black belt Coral belt under Carlson GracieImportance of lineage  Does it trace back to someone who contributed to the artMarcelo has not been inactive in the art for 40 years Carlson Gracie was a father figure to many young, poor Brazilians  Mindset of Law Enforcement  Can’t have warm and fuzzyInterview positionTime to lock in“Modulate force down” Somebody who trains is less likely to get in a fight       The more you are comfortable with violence or confrontation the less anxiety and less you will either over/under react.Get control and modulate them down.   Physical culture is just trashed now they want to become police officers     May not be THE MOST COMMUNITY ORIENTEDMay be hard  Not looking for fights but PREPAREDCocky at first - gain maturityGet out of the civilian way of thinking Purpose Serve people Chase bad guysHave emotions under control  Training helps Good “handler” How are they dealing with mental health Have to be switched on  In trouble if not Trouble if on all the timeBJJ is part of a wellness program Political left against law enforcement Officers are badDefund movement Get street smarts OG Larry  He’ll teach you fairIf you take discretion away from officers that’s when things fall apart Risk to the community with warm and fuzzy and defund police  Seattle is a perfect exampleCity fell apartHave to be proactive and violentIf you have a good rep and are present  Can’t hire sheep to do the role of a sheepdog  Treat everyone the same  Deescalation is a verbal and physical Were you ever fearful on the Job  I never wasIn the morning I made my peaceGot to give everything to my partnerMy fear was not being there for my partnerI had to be “good to go”As Sergeant I was first one in, lead from the frontHave a bear or two Worst fear is not being “good to go”To be a protector  You have to give up things You gotta be good with God Strong belief systemThere is only one real belief system “a Christ follower”Of something turns out bad at least my partner goes homeOn partner  I don’t have to like you, I just have to step in front and take a bullet for you Be a shieldOverload their senses Others before self (physical and mental) I want to be able to take on any one person on the streetSpiritual and emotional side need to be strengthened as well Th

    2h 18m
  3. Women in Sports - The sacrifices, benefits, and adversity on the road to the next level. -With Melissa Speer

    10/15/2024

    Women in Sports - The sacrifices, benefits, and adversity on the road to the next level. -With Melissa Speer

    I had the opportunity to speak with Melissa Speer.  Melissa is a woman of God, wife, mother of three daughters, athlete, coach and mentor.  In this episode we talk about women in sports.  We delve into the sacrifices, benefits, and adversity on the road to the next level.  You will hear topics like: faith, team, grit, resilience, perseverance, effort, competition, IDENTITY, failure, and much more.   Follow to listen to the followup episode to this one.

    53 min
  4. "Filling the Void" - Overcoming Addiction and Worship Disorder with Lyle Skillman

    07/22/2024

    "Filling the Void" - Overcoming Addiction and Worship Disorder with Lyle Skillman

    In this episode I have a conversation with Lyle Skillman.  Lyle talks about his early years of growing up in a fatherless environment, abuse, abandonment, and extreme poverty. Drugs, thieving, and fighting became a big part of Lyle’s life, and led him to a stay at all of the prisons in Washington.  Lyle’s struggle with addiction followed him through his first 20 yrs walking with the Lord, but eventually opened up a Jesus centered rehab facility, “Mission House”.  Lyle goes on to address some of the commonalities that men who have battled addition share.   Stay tuned for the release of his upcoming book “Filling the Void” Also, stop in and visit Lyle at Harper Church @ 6pm Thursdays in Port Orchard Washington where you can get a meal and get some Jesus.

    1h 32m
  5. Pain, suffering, and purpose with Todd Stabelfeldt.

    07/01/2024

    Pain, suffering, and purpose with Todd Stabelfeldt.

    Have you ever felt pain? Have you ever had to suffer?  My guest today is Todd Stabelfeldt.  Todd suffered a traumatic gun accident at the age of 8, and has been a quadriplegic for more than 35 yrs. Todd was emancipated and began living on his own at the age of 16. Todd had his Associates degree by the age of 17.  He has learned to systematize quadriplegia and maximize his ROI for Christ.  Hold on to your hats, grab a box of tissues; whether you are sad or laughing, you will need them.  Enjoy! To learn more about Todd visit: Public Website toddstabelfeldt.com  Youtube youtube.com/@ToddStabelfeldt  Facebook facebook.com/ToddStabelfeldt  C4 Consulting c4databasemanagement.com

    1h 47m
  6. Spirit Lead Family Priorities with Jared Haley

    05/29/2024

    Spirit Lead Family Priorities with Jared Haley

    My guest today is Jared Haley.  Jared is a man of God, husband, father of 4, pastor of 20+ years, co-host of Strong By Design Podcast, part of the production team for Critical Bench, and a public speaker. In todays episode, Jared and I delve into many topics: -What is a man of God? -Being a father -Raising children with Christ at the center -Leadership -Discipleship -Submission -Relationships  -Much more To listen to more of Jared go to: https://open.spotify.com/show/37JGBDEEJpXmudAv2p2Hwl

    1h 12m
  7. Biblical Masculinity with the Anglican Warrior Scott Walker

    03/26/2024

    Biblical Masculinity with the Anglican Warrior Scott Walker

    In this episode I have a conversation with Scott Walker.  Scott is a: man of God, husband, father, firefighter, real estate agent, and an ordained Anglican Priest.  A bicep tendon tear led Scott to seek struggle and doing hard things to find hope and gain resilience. We talk about: Being comfortable being uncomfortable Getting outsideThe brutality of the cross The masculinity of Jesus What it means to be a manIndividual vs. collective relationship with ChristOur King is a warriorBrotherhood Church retentionFishermen and shipyard workerNice guys vs good menManufacturing difficulties for our kidsTraditional values HonorIntegrityCourage DisciplineWork ethic Masculinity vs Biblical masculinityThe four PsProtect Provide Prepare ProcreateGod Brings order out of chaos - we bring chaos out of orderWe finish with the Collect of purity  “Almighty God, to you all hearts are open, all desires known, and from you no secrets are hid: Cleanse the thoughts of our hearts by the inspiration of your Holy Spirit, that we may perfectly love you, and worthily magnify your holy Name; through Christ our Lord. Amen.”

    2h 2m
  8. Overcoming Insecurities with Paul McArthur

    01/16/2024

    Overcoming Insecurities with Paul McArthur

    I am honored to share this episode with you.  Paul McArthur has been a friend since Pee Wee basketball. Paul is a man of God, a pastor, husband, father and gym owner.  Paul shares his struggles with insecurities, which kept him from participating early on, and the journey he has been on to find out; who God has created him to be, how to be the best version of that, and ultimately live out God's purpose for his life.  From feeling like an outsider, to gaining confidence, becoming a youth pastor, catching vision for what is important in life, the importance of overcoming struggles, failures he had along the way, his relationship with his father, reconciliation,  the tension between competition in characters, to having thick skin, but keeping your heart soft

    46 min
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This world needs honorable men. Are you raising the next generation of men? Do you have a son? A younger brother? A boy in the neighborhood that needs guidance? Are you a coach? A mentor? Wise counsel? Join me in discovering and putting into action what it takes to raise up and train the next generation of men. This world needs 10:16 men. As rates of suicide, depression, and other mental health issues rise, and responsibility, accountability, masculinity and purpose decline, we invite men to explore the soft and hard traits of man; how to engage in community, be a shepherd, warrior and king, lead, follow, debate, manage stress, be confident and take control of your life, and live it with purpose. The 10:16 man is controlled, calculated, emotionally intelligent, engaged in family and community, is dangerous and kind. He is a shepherd, a warrior and a king.

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