72 episodes
The Discipline of Manliness Discipline of Manliness
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4.8 • 24 Ratings
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This podcast is about becoming a better man, and continually growing in all things masculinity. We'll pursue growth in all aspects: spiritual, emotional, intellectual, physical, and relational. If you want to grow as a man and show up in a way that you never have before, join us here in the Discipline of Manliness.
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Are You Exceptional?
How is it that we become men who are exceptional? In this episode I talk about how it's not the results that make us exceptional, but doing things everyday that are the exception rather than the norm.
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The Men We Need - Interview with Brant Hansen
In this episode, I interview Brant Hansen. Brant Hansen is an author, nationally syndicated radio host, and advocate for healing children through CURE International.His first book, Unoffendable, has prompted a national discussion on the idea of forgiveness, and our culture’s embrace of self-righteous anger.His second book, both provocative and very personal, is Blessed are the Misfits: Great News for Those Who Are Introverts, Spiritual Strugglers, or Just Feel Like They’re Missing Somet...
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Strengthen the Wall
Men are designed to be a support for our wives, families and sphere of influence. Today we're looking at four ways to strengthen your wall.
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Body, Soul, and Spirit
In this episode we explore the three aspects of humans: body, soul, and spirit. We discuss how these are three distinct aspects, what each of them entail, how the soul and spirit are different, and ultimately why it matters for us as men.
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Invest in Yourself
In this episode we talk about the value of investing in yourself. We specifically talk about the value of hiring a coach for the specific aspects of your life where you're trying to achieve growth. Tune in for this episode and learn about the value of getting a coach in your life and the value of who, not how!
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Of Mountains and Men - Interview with Steve Osterholzer
In this episode, I interview Steve Osterholzer. Steve is a retired Army Lieutenant Colonel whose the founder and director of the Christian non-profit called, 'Of Mountains & Men.' Their mission is to help guide teens into Christian manhood through a combination of wilderness adventures and biblically based discussions about manhood. Join me in this episode to learn about the work Steve is doing in young mens' lives, and how you can support this organization!
Customer Reviews
We need more of this!
Open discussion about God and His plan for us as men is lost in today’s world. Too often we are forced to be quiet so we don’t offend somebody but God doesn’t tell us to function that way. Instead he says in Proverbs 27:17 “Iron sharpens iron, and one man sharpens another.” If we sit silently on the sidelines we can’t sharpen one another. One piece of iron doesn’t just sit next to the other one to sharpen it, they have to be put together and they hone one another and refine the edges. That requires us to speak up and we can do that in a respectful way and if somebody disagrees that is fine but too often people just say “I’m offended” and then it’s this big blown up thing. I disagree with things that are said about me and to me multiple times per day but I don’t run around saying “I’m offended”instead I just move along and continue my day. Time to quit worrying so much about offending someone and instead worry more about doing the right thing. Great show!
The Right Mindset
I was sent this podcast by a friend just to listen to the talk about drawing an elk tag and ended up staying on it for 6 months. It’s a great short listen for staying focused on what’s important and it often challenges you to keep your mind in the right place.
The episode on “using your talents” spoke directly to me at a time when I was on the fence about going for a promotion or staying in a position I was happy with. Believe it or not, that 15 minutes was what I needed to push myself over the edge, and out of my comfort zone. I challenged myself to get better and keep using the talents God gave me. Got the job and still pushing myself to be better at it each day. Not saying this podcast did all that, but it sure didn’t hurt to know that there are other like-minded people thinking about the same things you are.
Thank you!
I had a conversation with Colin yesterday over the phone. This morning I listened to his Intimacy in marriage episode with his wife, Wendy. I hear Colin’s same convictions being communicated in this podcast as I did in a private conversation with him. A man of integrity making a difference! Thank you for this episode, as I will be sharing with my wife soon. I look forward to hearing more episodes on this podcast and drawing strength from them. God bless👊🏼