In this episode, Todd Herman shares his profound experiences and insights on faith, community, and the importance of brotherhood among Christian men. He reflects on a recent visit to a unique gathering called the Dr. Oz, where men from various backgrounds come together to support one another and discuss their spiritual journeys. Todd emphasizes the significance of redemption through Jesus Christ and the need for strong Christian leadership in today's world. Join us as we explore the challenges faced by men in a fallen society and the vital role of faith in overcoming them.
Chapters:
(00:00) Todd Herman: What is God's top news story to God
(08:18) Being a Christian can get you killed. And in lots of parts of the world
(10:43) Todd Herman: There's a young man who served our country struggling with depression
(15:12) We talked about comparisons to Navy SEALs when raising kids
(18:48) Living in a godly manner and living that in front of your children is important
(21:36) Tim: You're talking about faith and speaking God's word into that
(24:24) What do we do when our kids are veering into being weak link
(29:12) Todd Herman: Navy SEALs worked under a command structure. And I'm sure there were times
(32:14) Pennsylvania lawmakers spent $2 million on food over two and a half years
(36:39) There's something about being in power bottlenecks that can be dehumanizing
(39:46) Disciples View features three sound bites on birthright citizenship
(41:44) Representative Summer Lee says black doctors provide culturally competent care
(43:09) Does white supremacy cause black people to kill their own at disproportional rate
(44:21) Todd: Randy, talk about your mission as a former gang member
