Logan Cooke’s story is rooted in small town Mississippi, growing up hunting, crafting turkey calls in college, and dreaming of Saturdays in the SEC. That dream became a reality when he landed at Mississippi State, but it didn’t stop there. Now, as the longtime punter for the Jacksonville Jaguars, Logan has proven time and time again that he’s their guy.

In this episode, Logan sits down to share his full journey, from not knowing what the next step would be to NFL moments that still feel surreal. He talks about the lessons the woods taught him, what it meant to play in the SEC, and how staying grounded in faith and family helped shape him as a man, a player, and a father.

Spencer Danielson’s journey to head coach of Boise State wasn’t handed to him, it was built through faith, grit, and a calling bigger than football. After joining the program as a graduate assistant, he worked his way up through the ranks with relentless energy, humility, and a deep conviction to lead the right way. Now as the head coach, he’s not just focused on wins, he’s focused on building men, shaping culture, and keeping Christ at the center of it all.

In this episode, Coach Danielson shares what it means to bring faith into the locker room, how his role as a husband and father shapes how he leads, and why staying grounded in the little things matters most. It’s a conversation about identity, pressure, purpose, and the quiet moments that reveal what you’re really made

Mike Brown was never the most recruited, never the most talked about, but he was always the one who outworked everyone in the room. From Grand Rapids, Michigan, to Miami of Ohio, to earning his spot in the NFL as an undrafted free agent, Mike’s story is built on grit, discipline, and a deeper purpose.

He shares what it was like being a defensive back in a linebacker’s body, constantly having to prove he belonged. He opens up about the pressure to be perfect, the mindset it takes to keep pushing when things get hard, and how every decision comes back to one thing, bettering his family and giving his mom the life she deserves.

Now in the league, Mike isn’t slowing down. He’s working even harder, staying ready for every opportunity.

This episode is for anyone who’s been counted out, had to fight for every inch, and still keeps showing up. You don’t have to be the most talented. You just have to be willing to do the work.

Ike Boettger’s football story is anything but ordinary. Born and raised in Iowa, he started his football career as a quarterback before eventually transforming into an NFL offensive lineman, a rare switch that speaks to his grit and adaptability. But his path wasn’t easy. From going undrafted to fighting through major injuries and roster changes, Ike has had every reason to quit, but never did.

In this conversation, Ike opens up about the physical and mental toll of the league, how he stays locked in when everything around him changes, and what keeps him grounded off the field as a husband and father.

We dive into how he’s managed to stay consistent in a world that often values convenience over conviction, and why, as long as he feels called to play, he’ll keep showing up with purpose.

This is a story about toughness, staying true to who you are, and building something that lasts beyond the game.

DR Meadows had just finished his final baseball game, hang up the cleats, and no idea what would come next. Two weeks later, he got the call that would change his life. That call came from the Savannah Bananas.

Now known as “center fielder who backflips”, DR is a fan favorite with one of the most viral teams in baseball.

In this episode, he shares his full story, growing up in small town Georgia, navigating the ups and downs of baseball, and what it felt like to go from almost walking away from the game to becoming part of something bigger than he ever imagined.

We talk about the early days of the Savannah Bananas, how DR’s energy and joy for the game set him apart, and why timing matters more than talent sometimes. It’s a story about being open to the unexpected, and how the best things in life often come after the biggest unknowns.

Carter Bradley joins Built 4 More to talk about the quiet grind, the unseen moments, and what it really means to trust God with the unknown. A coach’s kid who was never coached by his dad, Carter carved his own path, through Toledo, South Alabama, and now onto the Las Vegas Raiders.

After going undrafted, Carter signed with the Raiders, started on the practice squad, and eventually earned his spot on the active roster. Now, as he prepares for what the next NFL season may hold, he opens up about the process, what it’s teaching him about faith, identity, and resilience.

He reflects on key moments from college ball, what it’s like playing in the MAC, why the transfer portal became a pivotal point in his spiritual life, and how he learned to love football for what it is, not just for what it brings. Carter also shares what draft prep really looks like, the mindset it takes to stay ready, and which rookies he believes are about to shock the world.

This episode is for anyone who’s waiting on what’s next, working in the shadows, or learning how to pray like it depends on God and work like it depends on you.

In Episode 14 of Built 4 More, Pastor Joby Martin and Denny Thompson sit down for a real, honest conversation about life, faith, and calling. No guests this time, just two guys reflecting on what they’ve learned through past episodes, the questions that have stuck with them, and how they’re walking through real-life challenges today.They unpack the pressures of leading well, staying rooted in identity, navigating marriage, raising a family, and trusting God in the process. This episode is about showing up, even when it’s hard. About leading with integrity. About being built 4 more.If you’re a man of faith trying to live with purpose, this conversation is for you.Subscribe for more weekly episodes on faith, leadership, identity, and what it truly means to be Built 4 More.

In this powerful episode of Built 4 More, NFL quarterback Nate Peterman joins Denny Thompson and Pastor Joby Martin for an honest conversation about faith, adversity, and what it truly means to lead with integrity, on and off the field.Nathan shares the highs and lows of his journey, from growing up a preacher’s kid to starting in the SEC, transferring to Pitt, and eventually making it to the NFL. He reflects on some of the most difficult moments of his career, including a painful NFL debut and the mental toll that followed. Through it all, he remained anchored in his faith, supported by the steady presence of his wife, his dad, and mentors like Derek Carr.This episode is a reminder that true success isn’t defined by stats or headlines, but by perseverance, character, and trusting God’s plan even when it doesn’t make sense. If you’ve ever felt like you’re carrying more than you can handle or questioning what’s next, Nathan’s story will speak directly to you.

Webb Simpson has seen it all, major wins, career pressure, losses & stress, but what grounds him isn’t golf. Webb gets real about what it looks like to live a life built on faith, not fame. 

"I can’t imagine doing this without knowing I’m loved by Jesus."

He opens up about parenting, the shifting landscape of professional golf, and how the hardest moments often bring the deepest growth. Whether you've found your faith early or you’re still figuring it out, Webb’s story will hit home.

Justin James won the World Long Drive Championship with a 435-yard shot and thought everything would change. But when the phone didn’t ring and the spotlight faded, he was left asking: Is this really it?

In this episode of the Built 4 More Podcast, Justin opens up about chasing titles, carrying pressure, and learning that identity isn’t found in winning.

This isn’t just a story about golf. It’s about what happens when you stop chasing approval and start living like everything has already been taken care of.