Sold Out Brother's For Christ

Gregory Thomas
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Men's Christian podcast, Real men's Real life as we discuss things as a Christian men's we are doing or trying to do to bring men's together to help build their faith in God and understanding what their duties is as a man of God

Episodes

  1. 2d ago

    Are You Born a Sinner? - Part 1

    Send us Fan Mail Sold Out Brother's for Christ — Wednesday fellowship, October 28, 2026. Are you born a sinner? Part 1 of 4. Join us every Wednesday at 6pm PST Support the show

  2. 6d ago

    Is It Okay to Have a Drink and Still Be Called a Christian? (Part 2)

    Send us Fan Mail Part 2 of 2 Sold Out Brother's for Christ — join us every Wednesday at 6pm PST for fellowship. Support the show

  3. Oct 24

    Is It Okay to Have a Drink and Still Be Called a Christian? (Part 1)

    Send us Fan Mail Part 1 of 2 Sold Out Brother's for Christ — join us every Wednesday at 6pm PST for fellowship.  Support the show

  4. Oct 18

    Friends Or Associates

    Send us Fan Mail The word “friend” gets thrown around until something breaks and suddenly you find out who was really in your corner. We get into the difference between friends and associates, why trust is earned in seasons of pressure, and how the people closest to you can sometimes be the ones who teach the hardest lessons. We share real stories about betrayal that hits close to home: someone you ran with every weekend who ends up stealing from you, and the quieter heartbreak of helping someone get on their feet only to learn they will not lift a finger when you need a hand. Along the way, we talk about boundaries, character, and the moment you realize love and access are not the same thing. If you’ve ever felt used, ignored, or taken for granted, this conversation will feel uncomfortably familiar. We also bring a Christian perspective to the topic, including John 15:13 and the idea that real friendship involves sacrifice and commitment. We break down different kinds of love like agape love and brotherly love, and why “loving from a distance” can be the wisest move when trust is damaged. The goal is not to become guarded and bitter. The goal is to get clear about who you call a friend, what you expect, and what you are willing to give. If this hit home, subscribe for more honest conversations, share this with someone who needs it, and leave a review with your biggest lesson about trust and friendship. Support the show

  5. Oct 16

    Agape After The Argument

    Send us Fan Mail Going to bed angry sounds like a small thing until it turns into a cold middle of the bed, weeks of silence, and “we’re good” smiles at church while everything at home feels tense. We keep it honest about marriage conflict, bruised pride, and the moments when you’re convinced your point has to be heard no matter what it costs. We also talk about the quiet choices that can steady a relationship, like looking at your spouse at night and thanking God for them even when you don’t feel like saying a word.  From there we wrestle with a faith-based challenge many of us respect but struggle to practice: don’t let unresolved conflict become your normal. We dig into what it means to pursue peace without faking it, how prayer can shift the tone, and why apologizing can feel so hard when it sounds like admitting defeat. The conversation draws a clear line between temporary emotions and godly love, the kind of love that doesn’t disappear just because the week is rough.  We also get practical about Christian relationships and boundaries. Love doesn’t mean compromising convictions. Forgiveness doesn’t mean ignoring harmful behavior. Setting boundaries doesn’t mean rejecting family or the people closest to you. If you’re looking for Christian marriage advice, conflict resolution tools, and real talk on communication, accountability, and healing, this one is for you. Subscribe, share this with someone who needs it, and leave a review with the one takeaway you’re trying this week. Support the show

  6. Oct 13

    Sold Out Brother's for Christ | Do you really fall out of Love

    Send us Fan Mail Sold out Brother's Do you really fall out of Love Join us every Wednesday at 6pm pst Support the show

  7. Oct 9

    We Can Love Our Kids Without Approving Every Choice

    Send us Fan Mail Holidays are supposed to feel harmless, but what if some of our most “normal” traditions are shaping our faith more than we realize? We start with a blunt question about Christmas trees, decorations, and holiday culture, and we talk through why some believers choose to step away from celebrations they see as spiritually compromised. Along the way, we challenge the idea that generosity should be scheduled, and we ask what it looks like to live with conviction without turning into the neighbor-policing type of Christian. If you’ve ever wondered about the pagan origins of holidays, Christian living in modern culture, or how to keep your home set apart, this conversation goes right at it. Then we get personal about spiritual strength: sacrifice, fasting, self control, and the kind of faith that costs you something. We push back on comfort-first religion and talk about taking real steps that invite God to move. The goal is not to sound tough, but to be honest about what discipleship demands and why “sharp as iron” brotherhood matters when culture is loud. The heaviest part is parenting. We wrestle with how to stand on God’s Word when your child makes choices you cannot support, and how to speak truth in love without abandoning the relationship. We talk boundaries, respect in the home, prayer, and why cutting kids off can backfire spiritually and relationally. We also touch on government and school pressures that can confuse authority, discipline, and family values. If you care about Christian parenting, biblical boundaries, faith and culture, and leading your family with courage, listen through to the closing Scripture and prayer. Subscribe, share this with a friend who needs it, and leave a review with your biggest takeaway. Support the show

  8. Oct 5

    Who Shapes Your Mind When Culture Shouts

    Send us Fan Mail Who’s shaping your mind right now: God or the loudest voice in your phone? We start with a real-world gut check about how headlines, viral stories, and nonstop commentary can hijack what we believe and how we feel. Then we pivot to the bigger question for Christian men who want integrity, not image: when pressure hits, who gets final authority over your thoughts? We dig into Romans 12:2 and talk renewing your mind in a practical way, not a “churchy” way. That means calling out the hidden curriculum of social media influence, where curated relationships look perfect, scandal gets promoted, and cynicism feels normal. We also address the hard stuff seekers bring up fast: hypocrisy in churches, distrust of leaders, and the fear of stepping into faith when you’ve seen so much bad. From there, we offer a grounded path forward: principles over performative doctrine, the Holy Spirit as teacher, and small, consistent steps that build real spiritual growth. We talk surrender, cutting off influences that pull you backward, and mustard seed faith that starts with five minutes, one verse, one honest prayer. If you want a Christian podcast conversation about discipleship, mental renewal, and following Jesus with a clear mind, press play and sit with the question: who told you that, and is it leading you toward life? Subscribe for more, share this with a brother who needs a reset, and leave a review with the voice you’re choosing to listen to most right now. Support the show

  9. Oct 3

    If Social Media Forms Your Beliefs, You’re Not Free

    Send us Fan Mail Your mind is being formed every day, whether you notice it or not. Headlines tell you what to feel, social media tells you who to hate, and culture keeps pushing you to conform, so we stop and ask the question most people avoid: who is shaping your mind? We build the conversation around Romans 12:2 and what “renewing your mind” actually looks like for everyday life, especially for men trying to live with conviction without losing compassion. We talk about how entertainment, politics, career pressure, and online outrage can quietly disciple us, then we get brutally honest about why so many people distrust churches. When an outsider asks how to walk into a church full of “hypocrites” and still find real faith, we don’t dodge it. We dig into the difference between biblical principles and changeable doctrine, why truth should produce clarity instead of confusion, and how Scripture meditation becomes a steady path toward spiritual growth. We also tackle practical discipleship and community support: meeting people where they are mentally and spiritually, refusing to be overly religious, and remembering that many people are carrying real need long before they ever open a Bible. Connection matters, humility matters, and lived transformation matters more than image. If you’ve ever wondered how to trust again, how to find a good church, or how to stop letting the world run your thoughts, this conversation is for you. Subscribe for more real talk on Christian living and discipleship, share this with a friend who’s searching, and leave a review so more people can find the show. What’s shaping your mind most right now? Support the show

  10. Sep 28

    Faith Under Pressure

    Send us Fan Mail AI can generate a confident answer in seconds, but it cannot carry you through suffering, temptation, or the hard questions that hit at 2 a.m. We get honest about what happens when a “show me” culture tells the next generation that God is not real, and why so many believers feel unprepared the moment their faith gets challenged face-to-face. For us, the starting point is simple and personal: build the relationship with God, stop acting like it’s too late to begin, and stop treating faith like it should never be examined. We dig into Romans 5 and talk about suffering with clarity instead of clichés. Hardship is not automatically punishment, and not every struggle is “sent” the same way. Sometimes pain exposes the idols we picked up while trying to keep up, and sometimes God allows pressure to shape endurance, maturity, and hope. We also bring it back to Jesus, because Christianity’s center is not God watching pain from a distance, it’s Christ entering human suffering and laying down his life. Then we turn to church culture, false prophets, and why the internet amplifies the worst examples while quiet faithfulness gets ignored. We talk money, megachurch optics, why deep teaching can shrink a crowd, and what it looks like to live as spiritual soldiers who run toward truth instead of away from uncomfortable conversations. If you’ve been wrestling with doubt, frustration, or spiritual burnout, this one will meet you where you are and challenge you to go deeper. Subscribe, share this with a friend who needs it, and leave a review. What’s the biggest question you want to bring back to Scripture right now? Support the show

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Men's Christian podcast, Real men's Real life as we discuss things as a Christian men's we are doing or trying to do to bring men's together to help build their faith in God and understanding what their duties is as a man of God

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  • Creator
    Gregory Thomas
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    10
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © 2026 Sold Out Brother's For Christ
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    Sold Out Brother's For Christ