The MEN.CHURCH.STUFF. Podcast - A Show for Everyday Christians

DJ Culp Jr
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A show where two brothers-in-law, college professor DJ Culp and pastor Brad Coleman, discuss stuff from the perspective of Christian men. It's for anyone who wants to hear stories of what the Christian life is like in a society that seems to continually distance itself further from the Church. The show goes from serious to ridiculous, heavy to hilarious, poignant to sarcastic. The show delivers excellent content, topics, and discussions to help strengthen approaches to Christian men's ministry.

  1. 129. Polite Christianity

    MAR 10

    129. Polite Christianity

    The conversation explores the concept of 'Polite Christianity' and the ways in which Christians attempt to be polite but may not be helpful. It also delves into acts of kindness and help, as well as the sensitive topic of prayer requests and gossip within Christian communities. The conversation explores the difference between kindness and politeness, emphasizing the importance of representing Christ in the world. It delves into the impact of words, the importance of politeness, and the approach to representing Christ in various fields. The discussion also highlights the distinction between being nice and being kind, as well as Jesus' approach to different groups of people. Follow us on our Facebook group and Instagram, @menchurchstuff. Subscribe to the podcast and our YouTube channel! www.youtube.com/@menchurchstuff Leave us a 5-star review and rating for other listeners looking for a show that can speak to them. Email us with comments, suggestions, and topics at menchurchstuff@gmail.com.

    45 min
  2. 128. Don't Hide Christ's Holiness

    MAR 5

    128. Don't Hide Christ's Holiness

    The conversation delves into the concept of holiness and its significance in the Christian faith. It explores the misunderstanding of holiness, the completion of eternal salvation, and the tendency to overcomplicate things that God intended to be simple. The hosts discuss the meaning of being set apart by Christ and draw parallels to the third servant in the biblical parable, highlighting the importance of not burying one's talents. The conversation delves into the struggle with holiness, the validation of holiness through reactions, the misunderstanding of being set apart, and the grueling process of sanctification. It explores the challenges of embracing Christ's holiness and reactions, as well as the impact of negative reactions on the validation of Christ's holiness in individuals. The discussion also highlights the confusion between 'do things' and 'done things' in relation to salvation and the struggle with sanctification as part of the journey. Follow us on our Facebook group and Instagram, @menchurchstuff. Subscribe to the podcast and our YouTube channel! www.youtube.com/@menchurchstuff Leave us a 5-star review and rating for other listeners looking for a show that can speak to them. Email us with comments, suggestions, and topics at menchurchstuff@gmail.com.

    53 min
  3. 127. Don't Curse the Darkness. Light a Candle.

    FEB 26

    127. Don't Curse the Darkness. Light a Candle.

    In this engaging conversation, Pastor Brad and DJ explore the themes of faith, righteousness, and the role of the church in addressing sin and darkness in the world. They discuss the importance of being a light in the darkness, the need for the church to focus on what it stands for rather than what it stands against, and the centrality of Christ in achieving true righteousness. The dialogue emphasizes practical applications of faith, the balance between truth and love, and the generational wisdom that informs their understanding of spirituality. keywords faith, church, righteousness, darkness, light, spirituality, American church, practical application, Jesus, sin

    59 min
  4. 126. Christianity & Nationalism w/ Josh Sinquefield

    FEB 17

    126. Christianity & Nationalism w/ Josh Sinquefield

    In this episode of the MenChurchStuff Podcast, DJ and guest Josh Sinquefield delve into the complex relationship between Christianity and nationalism. They explore the implications of national identity on faith, the nature of Jesus' kingdom, and the distinction between patriotism and nationalism. The conversation emphasizes the importance of prioritizing one's faith over national allegiance and discusses how the church should engage with cultural and political issues without losing sight of its spiritual mission. Keywords Christianity, nationalism, patriotism, church, Jesus, faith, politics, identity, culture, community Follow us on our Facebook group and Instagram, @menchurchstuff. Subscribe to the podcast and our YouTube channel! www.youtube.com/@menchurchstuff Leave us a 5-star review and rating for other listeners looking for a show that can speak to them. Email us with comments, suggestions, and topics at menchurchstuff@gmail.com.

    54 min
  5. 125. Things Churches Over-Spiritualize

    FEB 10

    125. Things Churches Over-Spiritualize

    In this engaging conversation, Pastor Brad and DJ explore various themes surrounding church culture, family dynamics, and the humorous aspects of daily life. They discuss the importance of medication for children, the role of attire in church, and the over-spiritualization of certain topics within the church community. The conversation also touches on the intersection of masculinity and spirituality, as well as the implications of nationalism in Christianity. With a lighthearted approach, they share personal anecdotes and insights, making for an entertaining and thought-provoking discussion. Keywords Pastor Brad, church culture, over-spiritualization, masculinity, humor, family, medication, attire, nationalism, spirituality Follow us on our Facebook group and Instagram, @menchurchstuff. Subscribe to the podcast and our YouTube channel! www.youtube.com/@menchurchstuff Leave us a 5-star review and rating for other listeners looking for a show that can speak to them. Email us with comments, suggestions, and topics at menchurchstuff@gmail.com.

    44 min
  6. 124. Fallen Spiritual Heroes w/ Chris Young

    JAN 27

    124. Fallen Spiritual Heroes w/ Chris Young

    In this episode, the hosts discuss the complexities surrounding fallen spiritual heroes and how the church should respond to their failures. They explore the importance of condemning sin without condemning the sinner, emphasizing the need for grace, accountability, and a focus on Christ. The conversation highlights the challenges of maintaining faith in the face of public failures and the responsibility of the church to model a healthy response to sin. Keywords spiritual heroes, church response, sin, accountability, grace, repentance, leadership, faith, community, forgiveness Click here to shop at our store! Follow us on our Facebook group and Instagram, @menchurchstuff. Subscribe to the podcast and our YouTube channel! www.youtube.com/@menchurchstuff Leave us a 5-star review and rating for other listeners looking for a show that can speak to them. Email us with comments, suggestions, and topics at menchurchstuff@gmail.com.

    1h 4m
  7. 123. Healthy Church Means Healthy Men (and Women)

    JAN 20

    123. Healthy Church Means Healthy Men (and Women)

    In this episode of the MenChurch Stuff Podcast, hosts DJ Culp and Pastor Brad Coleman engage in a lively discussion about the correlation between the spiritual health of men and the overall health of the church. They explore the idea that a church's vitality is deeply intertwined with the spiritual maturity of its male members, emphasizing the importance of male leadership in fostering a thriving church environment. The conversation also touches on the role of women in the church, acknowledging their contributions while asserting that men have a unique responsibility to lead spiritually. DJ and Brad share personal anecdotes and insights, illustrating how effective leadership and discipleship can manifest in everyday life, from family dynamics to church activities. Keywords spiritual health, church leadership, men in church, discipleship, community, faith, church health, male leadership, women in church, spiritual maturity Primary Takeaways -The spiritual health of the church is tied to the spiritual health of the men. -Men are called to be spiritual leaders, not just bosses. -Healthy male leadership encourages active participation from the congregation. -Discipleship often happens organically through shared experiences, not just structured programs. -Women play a crucial role in maintaining church momentum, especially when men are complacent.

    49 min
  8. 122. Happy New Year - Go Be FAT

    JAN 13

    122. Happy New Year - Go Be FAT

    In this conversation, the DJ Culp and Brad Coleman discuss personal challenges, particularly related to health and family dynamics, and how these affect their emotional and spiritual well-being. They reflect on the importance of community support and the role of men in church health, emphasizing the interconnectedness of personal and communal spiritual health. The discussion also touches on the topic of New Year resolutions, advocating for realistic and attainable goals for personal growth. In this conversation, the hosts explore the themes of spiritual health, particularly focusing on the importance of men in the church. They discuss the journey of reading the Bible, emphasizing that it's not about speed but understanding. The conversation shifts to defining what it means to be a spiritually healthy man, highlighting qualities such as faithfulness, availability, and teachability. They also address the challenges of leadership and the impact of fallen spiritual heroes on the faith community, encouraging listeners to maintain their personal relationship with God regardless of others' failures. Takeaways Small, attainable goalsSpiritual health of menThe tie between the spiritual health of the church and the spiritual health of men Spiritual health is characterized by being faithful, available, and teachableLeadership in spiritually healthy men is marked by humility, servanthood, and following God's leadThe importance of knowing when to say no and avoiding burnout in spiritual leadership

    48 min
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A show where two brothers-in-law, college professor DJ Culp and pastor Brad Coleman, discuss stuff from the perspective of Christian men. It's for anyone who wants to hear stories of what the Christian life is like in a society that seems to continually distance itself further from the Church. The show goes from serious to ridiculous, heavy to hilarious, poignant to sarcastic. The show delivers excellent content, topics, and discussions to help strengthen approaches to Christian men's ministry.

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