The Man Identity

Steve Hinton

The Man Identity is the podcast dedicated to calling up young men into purposeful manhood which is ultimately found in Jesus Christ and being the Man God created us to be. While much of our present world sets itself against them, our goal is not to merely point a finger at all the problems, but rather to build hope, clarity, and strength into young men today who are desperately searching for purpose.Host, Pastor and Author, Steve Hinton, along with Co-Host Matthias Tinnin, Personal Trainer, Youtuber, and church volunteer, offer a clear voice of hope by facing tough issues head on, throwing down weekly challenges, and having some fun along the way.Because solid manhood isn’t automatic, but a choice, we’re here to walk alongside you and encourage you to live out your authentic identity in being made in the image of God for a purpose larger than you’ve ever imagined possible before.

  1. 4d ago

    Coaching Moment-Voting Like Men: Faith, Responsibility, and the Courage to Lead

    Send us Fan Mail What does it mean to vote like a man? Voting is more than checking a box on a ballot. It's an opportunity to take responsibility, exercise discernment, and have a voice in shaping the future of our families, communities, and country. In this Weekly Coaching Moment, we're challenging men to approach voting with maturity, conviction, and a sense of responsibility. As Christian men, we're called to think beyond our personal preferences and consider the values, principles, and consequences that shape the world around us. Voting like men means taking the responsibility seriously. It means doing your homework, looking beyond headlines and political personalities, evaluating candidates and policies thoughtfully, and making informed decisions based on your convictions and the good of those you serve. It also means being willing to think critically, engage respectfully with people who disagree with you, and recognize that our responsibility as men doesn't end when we leave the voting booth. We don't have to agree on every candidate or issue to recognize that leadership, integrity, and personal responsibility matter. What matters is that we don't disengage, ignore our responsibilities, or allow someone else to do our thinking for us. In this coaching moment, we're challenging men to step up, become informed, and approach their civic responsibilities with the seriousness they deserve. The challenge this week: Know what you believe and why you believe it.Research the candidates and issues before casting your vote.Consider how your decisions affect your family, community, and future generations.Vote with conviction, integrity, and personal responsibility.Being a man means taking ownership of the responsibilities entrusted to you. Don't sit on the sidelines. Be informed. Be intentional. Make your voice count. What does voting like a man mean to you? Share your thoughts in the comments. Subscribe for more Weekly Coaching Moments focused on faith, leadership, character, and becoming the men God has called us to be.

    Coaching Moment-Voting Like Men: Faith, Responsibility, and the Courage to Lead
  2. Oct 19

    Warrior Poets: Why Real Men Should Embrace Poetry with Special Guest Jeffrey Eernisse

    Send us Fan Mail What does it mean to be both a warrior and a poet? And why has our culture convinced so many men that strength and sensitivity are opposites? In this episode of The Man Identity, we sit down with Jeffrey Eernisse to explore the connection between masculinity, courage, creativity, and the power of words. Inspired by the unforgettable closing moments of Braveheart, we discuss why poetry isn't something men should shy away from, but something they should embrace. A warrior knows how to stand his ground, fight for what matters, and endure hardship. But a warrior poet also knows how to reflect, express truth, wrestle with the deeper questions of life, and put words to the things that matter most. Throughout history, men have been warriors, poets, storytellers, and leaders. Somewhere along the way, our culture began telling men that expressing emotion and appreciating beauty made them weak. We believe the opposite is true. In this conversation, we challenge that cultural narrative and explore how poetry can help men become more thoughtful, courageous, and fully alive. We talk about the role of words in shaping our identity, communicating what we believe, and passing something meaningful on to the next generation. In this episode, we explore: What it means to be a warrior poet. Why poetry and masculinity are not mutually exclusive. How culture has shaped our understanding of what it means to be a man. The connection between courage, vulnerability, and expressing truth. What the ending of Braveheart teaches us about conviction, sacrifice, and freedom. Why men should recover the ability to reflect deeply and put meaningful thoughts into words. Being a man isn't about fitting into a narrow cultural stereotype. It's about becoming a man of conviction, depth, courage, and character. A warrior knows how to fight. A poet knows what is worth fighting for. A warrior poet understands both. Join us for this conversation with Jeffrey Eernisse, and reconsider what it means to be a strong man in today's world. What do you think? Can a man be both a warrior and a poet? Share your thoughts in the comments. Subscribe to The Marked Men Podcast for more conversations about faith, masculinity, leadership, and becoming the men God has called us to be. Jeffrey Eernisse Married to his Bride, Tammy, with three adult children. BS Bible – Johnson Christian University, 1989 Second Christian Church in Houston, Texas https://scc-houston.org secondchristian@gmail.com https://www.facebook.com/2ndCC ARS BIBLICA Podcast https://youtu.be/1lSWo7ZjSaE?si=d-WnXlZ5BCORal9s

    Warrior Poets: Why Real Men Should Embrace Poetry with Special Guest Jeffrey Eernisse
  3. Oct 12

    A Thankful Man: Building a Daily Habit of Gratitude

    Send us Fan Mail A Thankful Man: Building a Daily Habit of Gratitude | Weekly Coaching Moment What if changing your perspective started with something as simple as writing down four things you're thankful for each day? In this week's Coaching Moment, we explore the power of gratitude and how developing a daily habit of thankfulness can change the way we see our lives, our circumstances, and the people around us. It's easy to focus on what we don't have, what's going wrong, or what we wish were different. But when we intentionally look for things to be grateful for, we begin to recognize the blessings that are already in front of us. Here's the challenge: Every day, write down four things you're thankful for. They don't have to be big or life-changing. It could be your family, a conversation with a friend, a new opportunity, God's provision, or simply another day to grow and become a better man. Over time, this simple practice can help you build a heart of gratitude, develop a healthier perspective, and become more intentional about recognizing the good in your life. As men committed to growth, faith, and becoming who God has called us to be, let's stop taking the blessings in our lives for granted. Your challenge this week: Write down four things you're thankful for every day. At the end of the week, look back at your list and reflect on how your perspective has changed. What are four things you're thankful for today? Share one in the comments and encourage another man to practice gratitude with you.

    A Thankful Man: Building a Daily Habit of Gratitude
  4. Oct 5

    From Adventure Junky to God Adventures | An Interview with Spencer Nicholl

    Send us Fan Mail From Adventure Junky to God Adventures | An Interview with Spencer Nicholl What happens when the desire for adventure takes on a whole new meaning? In this episode, we sit down with Spencer Nicholl to hear his incredible journey from being an “adventure junky” chasing the next thrill to discovering what it means to live a life of God adventures. Spencer shares how his perspective on adventure, purpose, risk, and faith began to change—and how following God can lead us into adventures far greater than anything we could plan for ourselves. This is a conversation about stepping outside your comfort zone, trusting God, embracing the unknown, and being willing to say yes when God calls you into something bigger. In this episode, we talk about:  Spencer's journey from adventure junky to God adventures  The difference between chasing thrills and pursuing purpose  Taking risks and stepping outside your comfort zone  Learning to trust God with the unknown  Finding adventure through faith and obedience  What it looks like to live with greater purpose If you've ever felt like there's something more waiting for you—or wondered what could happen if you stopped playing it safe—this conversation is for you. Maybe the greatest adventure isn't the one you choose for yourself. Maybe it's the one God invites you into. Like, comment, and subscribe for more conversations about faith, purpose, courage, and living life to the fullest. Spencer Nicholl Western Colorado University.  BA in Biology – 1991. Married to his bride, Annette since 1995 with two adult children. https://www.cru.org/ https://bighornministries.org Adventuresome Soul: Life Stories of an Adrenaline Junky. https://a.co/d/0i9EB0Qm

    From Adventure Junky to God Adventures | An Interview with Spencer Nicholl

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The Man Identity is the podcast dedicated to calling up young men into purposeful manhood which is ultimately found in Jesus Christ and being the Man God created us to be. While much of our present world sets itself against them, our goal is not to merely point a finger at all the problems, but rather to build hope, clarity, and strength into young men today who are desperately searching for purpose.Host, Pastor and Author, Steve Hinton, along with Co-Host Matthias Tinnin, Personal Trainer, Youtuber, and church volunteer, offer a clear voice of hope by facing tough issues head on, throwing down weekly challenges, and having some fun along the way.Because solid manhood isn’t automatic, but a choice, we’re here to walk alongside you and encourage you to live out your authentic identity in being made in the image of God for a purpose larger than you’ve ever imagined possible before.

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