You spoke. We listened.

Our last podcast on men’s fashion ruffled quite a few feathers. So in this episode, we’re addressing your questions — and reinforcing what we really believe. 

This isn’t about fashion for fashion’s sake. It’s about looking like the man you actually want to be — one your wife respects, your kids admire, and your community takes seriously.

Let’s ditch the graphic tees and dress like a man on mission.

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Is Trump’s new proposed 50-year mortgage just savvy economics… or a dangerous move that will cripple American families for generations?

In this episode, Steven and Mark break down Trump’s most talked-about financial ideas — from extended mortgages to 15-year car loans — and evaluate them through a biblical lens of stewardship, debt, and generational impact.

But we don’t stop at economics.

We also examine Trump’s own words about faith, repentance, and salvation to ask an honest question: What does he actually believe about God?

By the end, you’ll have a clear, biblical framework for evaluating both a leader’s money philosophy and their spiritual claims — without falling for hype, fear, or personality cults.

If you want to lead your home with discernment in a chaotic election season… this one’s for you.

Not sure how to lead your family spiritually this Thanksgiving?

You’re not alone.

In this episode, Steven shares his personal Thanksgiving liturgy — the Scriptures he reads, the questions he asks, and the traditions that help his family pause and thank God for His goodness this year.

If you’ve ever felt the weight of “doing something meaningful” around the Thanksgiving table but didn’t know where to begin, this episode will give you a simple, powerful framework to lead your family with purpose — and gratitude.

Let’s make this Thanksgiving more than just turkey and football. Let’s make it worship.

The teen years often get a bad reputation. Our culture tells us to expect moodiness, distance, constant arguments, and irresponsible kids. 

But what if it doesn’t have to be that way? What if the teen years could actually be some of the sweetest, most rewarding times you share with your children?

In this episode, we sit down with our good friend David Elrod as he shares the intentional steps he took to make the teen years a joy, - not a battle - and how you can do the same.

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Most families just drift from one year to the next, hoping things get better financially. But kingdom-centered families don’t just drift along, hoping for the best. They make intentional data-driven decisions. 

In this episode, we walk through the annual family financial review: how to lead your home through the numbers, the goals, the giving, and the vision.

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What if the greatest threat to your family is been passed down through your own family line?

From fear and greed to divorce, addiction, and passivity—generational patterns don’t just disappear on their own. God has called fathers to grab the wheel of their family story, break the chains of the past, and build a godly culture that will outlast them. This is your playbook to identify what’s lurking in your family line, repent, and redirect your legacy toward the Kingdom.

The Kingdom starts at home. Will you take responsibility for your part in your family line?

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Has the world influenced the Church so deeply that we’ve started ignoring God’s clear command to be fruitful and multiply? Have we traded biblical obedience for cultural excuses?

In today’s episode, we’re busting the myth of overpopulation, unpacking what Scripture really says about children, and dismantling the excuses that keep us from raising the next generation of disciple-makers.

It’s time to reject fear, embrace fruitfulness, and build families that shake the gates of hell.

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As Christians, we know we’re called to help the poor, but the real question is how. 

In this episode of Abraham’s Wallet, we sit down with Justin Wolfenburg to unpack what the Bible really says about charity. Who are we supposed to help? How should we help them? And how does true, biblical giving restore dignity and responsibility instead of destroying it?

Tune in for a challenging conversation that will flip your view of charity upside down and give you a clearer vision for Kingdom-centered generosity.

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Today’s men are showing up everywhere in the same t-shirts and jeans. It’s more than a fashion problem; it’s a leadership problem. When people see you walk into a room, do you command respect? 

In this episode of Abraham’s Wallet, we’re challenging guys to ditch the lazy look and start dressing like leaders. Discover why your style matters, how it affects the respect you earn, and simple ways to elevate your wardrobe without breaking the bank. Tune in and learn how to step up your look and your leadership.

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Imagine a world where your teenagers actually love reading Scripture—and then lean in to discuss it with depth and excitement. Sounds impossible? It’s not. In this episode, we introduce the idea of starting a Young Adult Midrash—a powerful, biblical way to engage your teens in reading, wrestling with, and applying God’s Word.

What is a midrash? How do you start one? And what do you really need to make it work? That’s exactly what we’re unpacking today. Tune in and discover how you can disciple the next generation in a way that’s engaging, transformative, and rooted in the Bible.

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