Men Who Lead Well, masculinity, insecurity, husband, marriage, dad, faith

Glenn Broce - Life Coach, Leadership Mentor, Husband and Dad Coach

Are insecurity, anger, or stress creating disconnection in your marriage or home? As a Christian husband or dad, do you feel the weight of leading your family spiritually, emotionally, and financially — but often feel inadequate, unsure, or overwhelmed?  Do you feel like you’re supposed to have it altogether but don’t? If that’s you, you’re not alone. You’re in the right place!  This podcast is for Christian men who want clarity in their identity, confidence in their leadership, connection in their marriage, and strength in raising children who love Jesus. Hey, I’m Glenn — husband, dad, and Christ follower. For years I tried leading my family on my own strength. I struggled with communication in marriage, emotional ups and downs, and misunderstood what biblical masculinity looked like. I finally realized that if I wanted peace in my home, my understanding of leadership needed an overhaul from God. Through the Word, God rebuilt my identity, communication skills, and leadership one brick at a time. If you’re ready to lead with confidence, create more peace in your home, and become a steady, Christ-centered husband and father — you don’t have to figure this out alone; let’s walk this road together. So pause the world for a minute and let’s hang out! P.S. I'd like to connect with you: Join a supportive community of like-minded men at my Facebook group Becoming Men Who Lead Well. Become an Insider -  Sign up for my weekly newsletter: a brief recap of the week's episodes each episode's simple Action Plan written out for easy implementation bonus content that digs deeper to help you better lead your family well and life in general. Bottom line, it's just a short word of encouragement.

  1. 2d ago

    051 Why Husbands and Dads Struggle With Masculinity—How Biblical Warriors Restore Godly Manhood

    In this episode, we explore what biblical masculinity truly looks like and why so many husbands and dads struggle to understand their role as men.  Men, ask yourself, “Am I supposed to be strong and assertive, or humble and servant-hearted?” Many men are caught between two extremes—abandoning strength and responsibility or using strength to control others—but God’s design is neither passivity nor domination. A biblical warrior is a man who has courage, accepts responsibility, protects what God has entrusted to him, and sacrificially serves those he leads. Discover how David, Jesus, and Scripture reveal that true masculine strength comes from knowing who you are in God, fighting the right battles, and using your strength to love and serve your family. This episode will help you recover biblical masculinity and become the kind of husband and dad who leads with strength, humility, and purpose.   Next Steps: - Step 1: Join a supportive community of like-minded men at my Facebook group Becoming Men Who Lead Well. - Step 2: Become an Insider. Sign up for my weekly newsletter. You'll get: a brief recap of the week's episodes each episode's simple Action Plan written out for easy implementation bonus content that digs deeper to help you better lead your family well and life in general. Bottom line, it's just a short word of encouragement. Sign up at MenWhoLeadWell.com/insider.

  2. 6d ago

    050 When Leadership Turns Into Control—How Biblical Masculinity Leads With Humility

    Dads and Husbands, Has your desire to be respected become more important than your willingness to serve?  Does the word humility sound  weak, wimpy and weird? When you correct your children, are you trying to shape their character—or simply stop behavior that frustrates you? In this episode, we explore why biblical humility is not weakness, but a powerful expression of true masculinity and effective leadership. Many husbands and dads struggle with the temptation to control their family rather than lead them, but Jesus modeled a different way—leading through service, strength, and humility. Discover how self-discipline empowers humility, helps men control their reactions, and allows them to lead with confidence instead of anger or pride. Learn why a humble man can be strong, decisive, and courageous while still being teachable, willing to admit when he is wrong, and committed to serving those he leads. This episode will help you understand how biblical masculinity transforms leadership from controlling others into creating an environment where your wife and children can thrive. Next Steps: - Step 1: Join a supportive community of like-minded men at my Facebook group Becoming Men Who Lead Well. - Step 2: Become an Insider. Sign up for my weekly newsletter. You'll get: a brief recap of the week's episodes each episode's simple Action Plan written out for easy implementation bonus content that digs deeper to help you better lead your family well and life in general. Bottom line, it's just a short word of encouragement. Sign up at MenWhoLeadWell.com/insider.

  3. Oct 5

    049 From Insecurity to Confidence—How Self-Discipline Builds Strong, Godly Masculinity in Men

    Men, What do your daily choices reveal about what you truly value? If someone watched your life for a week, would they see the things you say are important reflected in how you spend your time, energy, and attention? When your life is over, what do you hope your wife, children, and God would say about the man you became? Self-discipline is one of the foundations of becoming the strong, confident man God created you to be. In this episode, we explore how self-discipline helps men overcome insecurity, develop godly masculinity, and lead themselves, their marriages, and their families well. Many men know the kind of husband and dad they want to become, but the challenge is consistently doing the right thing when feelings, comfort, or circumstances make it difficult. You’ll discover why discipline is choosing actions based on your values, commitments, and goals, how small daily routines build character, and why being faithful in the little things prepares you for greater responsibilities. Learn how identifying what you truly value, creating intentional disciplines, and relying on God’s strength can help you become a confident, self-disciplined man who leads well. Next Steps: - Step 1: Join a supportive community of like-minded men at my Facebook group Becoming Men Who Lead Well. - Step 2: Become an Insider. Sign up for my weekly newsletter. You'll get: a brief recap of the week's episodes each episode's simple Action Plan written out for easy implementation bonus content that digs deeper to help you better lead your family well and life in general. Bottom line, it's just a short word of encouragement. Sign up at MenWhoLeadWell.com/insider.

  4. Oct 1

    048 When Heroes Fail — 4 Lessons Every Husband and Dad Needs to Learn From King David

    Men,   When your wife, children, or someone close to you points out a weakness, do you become defensive or do you receive correction? What are your failures teaching your children about humility, repentance, and following God? Do you believe a mistake can disqualify you as a husband and dad, or can God use your failures to make you a stronger leader? Even great men can fail, and the story of King David reminds us that a man’s character is revealed not by whether he falls, but by how he responds when he does. In this episode, we explore four lessons from David’s failures that every husband and dad can learn about humility, repentance, identity, and leading well. Your abilities, talents, and leadership success do not make you immune to temptation, but a strong identity in Christ allows you to take responsibility and grow through failure. Discover why insecurity causes men to hide, blame, and protect their image, while humility allows men to admit their mistakes, receive correction, and allow God to transform them. Learn how your response to failure becomes part of your legacy and how your willingness to repent can help you become the husband, dad, and man God created you to be. Next Steps: - Step 1: Join a supportive community of like-minded men at my Facebook group Becoming Men Who Lead Well. - Step 2: Become an Insider. Sign up for my weekly newsletter. You'll get: a brief recap of the week's episodes. each episode's simple Action Plan written out for easy implementation. bonus content that digs deeper to help you better lead your family well and life in general. Bottom line, it's just a short word of encouragement. Sign up at MenWhoLeadWell.com/insider.

  5. Sep 28

    047 Why Insecure Men Struggle to Lead—How King David Exemplifies Biblical Masculinity for Husbands and Dads

    Husbands - dads, Who are you when nobody is watching? Are you chasing success and respect because you’re trying to prove your worth? Are your leadership abilities, skills and success taking you places where your character can’t sustain you? David was a man who went from an overlooked shepherd boy to a great warrior and king because his identity was rooted in God before he ever had influence or leadership. In this episode, we explore what husbands and dads can learn from David about biblical masculinity, character, courage, and leading well from a place of confidence in God. Many men struggle with insecurity because they look to success, respect, achievements, or the opinions of others to define their worth, but David shows us that true confidence comes from knowing who God created us to be. You’ll discover why character must be built in the hidden moments, why preparation is never wasted, and how trusting God gives men the courage to face the giants in their lives. Learn how to become a man after God’s own heart by developing your identity in Christ, strengthening your faith, and leading your marriage and family with wisdom and purpose.   Next Steps: - Step 1: Join a supportive community of like-minded men at my Facebook group Becoming Men Who Lead Well. - Step 2: Become an Insider. Sign up for my weekly newsletter. You'll get: a brief recap of the week's episodes each episode's simple Action Plan written out for easy implementation bonus content that digs deeper to help you better lead your family well and life in general. Bottom line, it's just a short word of encouragement. Sign up at MenWhoLeadWell.com/insider.

  6. Sep 24

    046 Why Marriage Struggles When Husbands and Wives Compete—How God’s Design Brings Unity and Peace

    Husbands, Do you feel like you and your wife are frequently competing against each other? Are you leading your marriage through control, frustration, or conflict?  What would change in your marriage if you stopped trying to be right and started working together as one? In this episode, we explore why so many marriages struggle when husbands and wives begin competing instead of functioning as the team God designed them to be. Many husbands and dads want to lead their families well but struggle to understand what biblical marriage, masculinity, and leadership were originally intended to look like. Through practical faith and a deeper understanding of God’s design, you’ll discover how Jesus restores unity between husband, wife, and God. A healthy marriage is not built on control, rivalry, or trying to prove who is right, but on love, partnership, servant leadership, and seeing your spouse as a God-given companion. When husbands embrace their identity in Christ and lead through love, they can cultivate a marriage filled with greater peace, unity, and purpose. Next Steps: - Step 1: Join a supportive community of like-minded men at my Facebook group Becoming Men Who Lead Well. - Step 2: Become an Insider. Sign up for my weekly newsletter. You'll get: a brief recap of the week's episodes each episode's simple Action Plan written out for easy implementation bonus content that digs deeper to help you better lead your family well and life in general. Bottom line, it's just a short word of encouragement. Sign up at MenWhoLeadWell.com/insider.

  7. Sep 21

    045 Why Husbands Struggle to Lead Well—How Biblical Leadership Transforms Marriage & Family

    Guys, What if the reason your marriage is struggling isn’t a lack of love, but a misunderstanding of what leadership really means? Do your wife and children experience you as a leader they can trust—or someone they have to obey? Are you leading your family—or are you bossing them? Many husbands want to lead their marriage and family well, but often struggle because they have misunderstood what biblical leadership really means. In this episode, we explore why true leadership is not about control or authority, but about serving others through humility, sacrifice, and practical faith. You’ll discover how servant leadership, rooted in your identity in Christ, can transform the way you love your wife, lead your children, and create unity in your home. Biblical masculinity is not about demanding to be served—it is about following Jesus’ example of laying down your life for those you lead. Learn how husbands and dads can move from self-centered leadership to becoming men who lead well through responsibility, love, and service.   Next Steps: - Step 1: Join a supportive community of like-minded men at my Facebook group Becoming Men Who Lead Well. - Step 2: Become an Insider. Sign up for my weekly newsletter. You'll get: a brief recap of the week's episodes each episode's simple Action Plan written out for easy implementation bonus content that digs deeper to help you better lead your family well and life in general. Bottom line, it's just a short word of encouragement. Sign up at MenWhoLeadWell.com/insider.

  8. Sep 17

    044 How Insecurity Creates an Unhealthy Marriage Atmosphere—How Husbands Cultivate a Healthy Home

    Gentlemen, What kind of environment are you creating in your home—one where your wife and children can thrive, or one where they are simply trying to survive?  Do your words bring life and encouragement to your family, or are they creating an atmosphere of frustration and discouragement?  Are you trying to be the authority in your home, or are you becoming the servant leader Jesus modeled? In this episode, we explore how insecurity can impact a husband’s leadership and create an unhealthy atmosphere in his marriage and family. Many husbands and dads want to lead well but struggle with identity, confidence, and knowing how to create the kind of home environment where their family can thrive. Through practical faith and biblical principles, you’ll learn how your words, attitudes, and actions shape the culture of your home. True biblical masculinity is not about control or authority—it is about serving, sacrificing, and cultivating an environment where your wife and children can grow. Discover how leading yourself well and understanding your identity in Christ can transform the way you lead your marriage and family.  Next Steps: - Step 1: Join a supportive community of like-minded men at my Facebook group Becoming Men Who Lead Well. - Step 2: Become an Insider. Sign up for my weekly newsletter. You'll get: a brief recap of the week's episodes each episode's simple Action Plan written out for easy implementation bonus content that digs deeper to help you better lead your family well and life in general. Bottom line, it's just a short word of encouragement. Sign up at MenWhoLeadWell.com/insider.

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Are insecurity, anger, or stress creating disconnection in your marriage or home? As a Christian husband or dad, do you feel the weight of leading your family spiritually, emotionally, and financially — but often feel inadequate, unsure, or overwhelmed?  Do you feel like you’re supposed to have it altogether but don’t? If that’s you, you’re not alone. You’re in the right place!  This podcast is for Christian men who want clarity in their identity, confidence in their leadership, connection in their marriage, and strength in raising children who love Jesus. Hey, I’m Glenn — husband, dad, and Christ follower. For years I tried leading my family on my own strength. I struggled with communication in marriage, emotional ups and downs, and misunderstood what biblical masculinity looked like. I finally realized that if I wanted peace in my home, my understanding of leadership needed an overhaul from God. Through the Word, God rebuilt my identity, communication skills, and leadership one brick at a time. If you’re ready to lead with confidence, create more peace in your home, and become a steady, Christ-centered husband and father — you don’t have to figure this out alone; let’s walk this road together. So pause the world for a minute and let’s hang out! P.S. I'd like to connect with you: Join a supportive community of like-minded men at my Facebook group Becoming Men Who Lead Well. Become an Insider -  Sign up for my weekly newsletter: a brief recap of the week's episodes each episode's simple Action Plan written out for easy implementation bonus content that digs deeper to help you better lead your family well and life in general. Bottom line, it's just a short word of encouragement.

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