Empowered AF

Very well done. It’s to the point, effective, and better than any therapy you can get. Well done. Wish I had found you earlier. Nicholas.

I’m sharing this as a wife who watched her husband go through this program. I take my faith seriously, so I pay attention when something claims to be Christian. What I saw here didn’t line up with Scripture or real accountability. The program talks a lot about becoming a “new man,” but somehow that “new” version never includes repairing the damage done at home. Biblically, real transformation requires repentance, rebuilding trust, and making things right with your spouse. None of that was emphasized. And honestly, when around 90% of the guys in this program end up in new relationships or new marriages, that says plenty about the fruit of this process. If the majority of men don’t stay and repair their homes, maybe the program isn’t producing healed husbands. Maybe it’s just creating men who reinvent themselves and move on. There’s a big difference between Christian growth and emotional hype. Jesus doesn’t call men to start over somewhere new. He calls them to face what they broke and repair it with integrity. If a program wants to call itself Christian, it should strengthen families — not quietly lead men out of them.

I used to like this podcast but that all changed with episode 105. I can’t take advice from someone thinks the guest in that episode is someone whose opinion should be shared with anyone else or whose thinking aligns with that guest at all. Unsubscribed.

Mark’s vision for The Empowered Man is infectious. I am extremely happy to be in the group. I had help prior to getting into the group but feel it is something I wosh I knew of prior to my other coaching I have had. I have and will continue to push more people to get into the group.