Today’s episode isn’t about making you comfortable. It’s about breaking you free—from the golden calf of confidence in yourself to the unshakable foundation of Godfidence. Paul M. Neuberger doesn’t hold back. He exposes the counterfeit gospel of self-reliance that saturates our boardrooms, churches, and social feeds. He draws a hard line between the world’s applause and the Lord’s approval.

Want the easy road? This message isn’t for you. Want a faith that can stand the storm—not because of who you are, but because of who God is? Then lean in.

Will you keep trusting yourself… or will you surrender, obey, and lead with Godfidence when your trial comes?

Buckle up. This one’s raw, real, and rooted in truth.

"Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight." –Proverbs 3:5
Episode Highlights:
01:29 – But Scripture tells a very different story. The Bible never tells us to believe in ourselves. It tells us to die to ourselves. It never tells us to trust our hearts. It warns us that our hearts deceive us. And it never presents self confidence as the solution to a broken world. It presents surrender to a sovereign God.

07:32 – And until we confront this counterfeit gospel head on, we're going to continue producing confident Christians who are spiritually ineffective, emotionally fragile, and easily shaken when God calls them to do something that they can't control. Confidence makes us impressive. Godfidence makes us obedient. And obedience, not confidence, is what heaven responds to.

41:42 – Confidence will never be enough. It may get you noticed, it may get you promoted, it may get you applause, but it will never sustain you when obedience costs you something. Only God confidence can do that.

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Today’s battlefield: the over-sexualization of the Western church. Churches host drag bingo. Sanctuaries fly rainbow flags. Comfort, compromise, and cancel culture have replaced repentance and holiness. Leadership is determined by ideology, not obedience. And those who stand against the tide? They pay a price.

But hear this: Jesus is STILL Lord. Scripture does NOT bend. Silence is complicity, comfort is cowardice, and God is calling His leaders to stand and fight.

What will YOU do when your moment of truth arrives?
Buckle up. This one’s raw, real, and relentlessly rooted in the authority of Christ.
"Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God’s will is—his good, pleasing and perfect will." –Romans 12:2
Episode Highlights:
02:19 – If you're looking for safe Christianity, stop right now. Because today's episode ain't for you, bucko. But if you're hungry for truth, clarity, courage and conviction, if you believe the church is called to transform the world rather than be transformed by it, then you're exactly where you need to be.
06:36 – Yet what we're witnessing is the exact opposite. The church is being conformed to the world's sexual ethics. Not transformed, formed by God's holiness. Instead of shaping culture, the church is chasing it, terrified of being left behind, desperate to appear relevant, and unwilling to endure the cost of obedience.
13:09 – This is how churches arrive at a place where drag performances feel normal, where sexual ideology dictates leadership decisions, and where biblical objections are treated as threats. This didn't happen overnight. It happened because too many leaders believe small compromises were harmless. And compromise is never content to remain small. It always demands more and more and more. And now the church is facing the consequences of decades of choosing comfort over courage.

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Today, we tackle modern Christianity’s lightning rod—Joel Osteen. Love him or loathe him, you can’t ignore him. He’s built the biggest church in America, filled arenas, sold millions of books, and smiled for the cameras. But beneath the surface? Criticism. Controversy. Accusations of watered-down doctrine. “Encouragement over repentance.” “Positivity over discipleship.” The world applauds. Many believers balk.

In a culture obsessed with comfort, Paul M. Neuberger asks: Are we trading truth for popularity? Are we making disciples or just fans? Because Jesus is still Lord when the crowds cheer and when the world mocks.

So what will you do when your moment of truth arrives? Will you stand for Scripture or drift with the crowd?

Get ready, gentlemen. This one’s raw, real, and rooted in truth.
"Enter through the narrow gate. For wide is the gate and broad is the road that leads to destruction, and many enter through it. 14 But small is the gate and narrow the road that leads to life, and only a few find it." –Matthew 7:13-14

Episode Highlights:

08:11 - Because in the kingdom of God, charisma is not calling, success is not sanctification, and popularity is never proof of truth.

43:10 - A gospel that promises blessing without repentance is incomplete. A Christ who saves without commanding obedience is misrepresented. A Christianity that avoids offense at all costs will eventually lose its power.

48:03 - At C-Suite for Christ, we're going to continue to say the hard things, confront the uncomfortable truths, and stand unapologetically on the Word of God. Not because it's easy, not because it's popular, but because it's right.

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Today’s episode is a punch in the gut to passive Christianity. Paul M. Neuberger calls out one of the Church’s most dangerous phrases—“God wins in the end”—and exposes it for what it’s become: a spiritual snooze button. We’re not called to be spectators. We’re called to be warriors. Comfortable faith? Dead faith. Silent faith? Fruitless faith.

The cost of inaction? Souls lost. Churches weakened. Families drifting. Christ isn’t looking for secret admirers. He’s raising up obedient soldiers.

Jesus is still Lord. His victory is certain. But what will YOU do before the clock runs out? When your moment of truth arrives, will you speak up or clock out?

Buckle up. This one’s raw, real, and rooted in Scripture.

"In the same way, faith by itself, if it is not accompanied by action, is dead." –James 2:17
“His master replied, ‘You wicked, lazy servant! So you knew that I harvest where I have not sown and gather where I have not scattered seed?" –Matthew 25:26.
"But suppose the servant says to himself, ‘My master is taking a long time in coming,’ and he then begins to beat the other servants, both men and women, and to eat and drink and get drunk." –Luke 12:45
Episode Highlights:

01:14 – And somewhere along the way, ‘God wins in the end’ stopped being fuel for obedience and became permission for apathy. It becomes the sentence that Christians use to emotionally disengage when culture collapses, when sin spreads, and when obedience feels uncomfortable. Instead of urgency, it produces indifference. Instead of courage, it creates silence. Instead of action, it justifies delay. And let me be clear, that's not faith. That's spiritual laziness disguised as theology. And boy howdy, does Satan ever love it.

17:07 – When Christians choose to do nothing, the consequences aren't hypothetical. They're immediate, measurable, and devastating. Inaction doesn't preserve the status quo, it accelerates decay. When believers stay quiet, sin doesn't pause, it advances. Scripture never treats passivity as harmless. In fact, it treats it as dangerous disobedience. God doesn't judge his people only for what they do wrong, but also for what they refuse to do right. One of the most sobering examples comes from Jesus himself.
29:40 – It's a command. Jesus didn't gather his disciples after the resurrection to offer encouragement. He issued marching orders. Matthew, chapter 28, verses 19 through 20, records it clearly when it says this, ‘Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you.’ There is no fine print. There is no exemption clause. There is no version that says unless it makes you uncomfortable.

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Today, Paul M. Neuberger exposes the truth behind the label “Christian nationalism.” Not with fear. Not with retreat. With clarity, courage, and conviction. The world throws slurs. The culture strategizes shame. But we don’t flinch. We don’t soften our stance. We don’t apologize for Christ’s authority over every corner of life.

The cost? Intimidation. Ridicule. Pressure to silence and conform. But brothers and sisters—Jesus is still Lord in the boardroom, in the marketplace, in our nation. When the headline comes for you, and the pressure mounts—will you stand firm?

Ready yourself. This episode is raw, real, and rooted in truth. Buckle up. Faith doesn’t stop at agreement—it launches us into bold action.

Are you ready to stand?

"Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord, the people he chose for his inheritance." –Psalm 33:12

Episode Highlights:

01:59 – This episode isn’t about politics. First, it’s about lordship. It’s about authority. It’s about whether Jesus reigns over every area of life or whether we’ve agreed to keep him confined to Sunday mornings while the culture dictates everything else. We’re going to educate you, we’re going to expose what’s really happening, we’re going to strip the propaganda away, and we’re going to prepare you not to be angry, not to be reckless, but to be bold, grounded, and completely unmovable. Because the days of apologetic Christianity are over.

20:11 – A nation shaped by biblical truth is not something to dread. In fact, it’s something to be desired. Scripture is remarkably consistent on this point. Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord. That verse doesn’t come with a footnote saying only in private or only inside church walls. Of course, it’s a declaration of reality. Nations are either ordered towards righteousness or they drift toward decay. There is not a third option.

33:29 – Fear loses its grip. Shame dissolves, clarity replaces confusion. The enemy expects retreat, but instead encounters resolve. Wearing a label as a badge of honor doesn’t mean embracing a false definition. It means refusing to be intimidated by accusation. It means recognizing that obedience will always provoke resistance in a world that rejects God.

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Today, Paul M. Neuberger grabs hold of a truth the world keeps trying to stuff in the closet—public prayer isn’t polite, it’s powerful. When believers bow their heads and call on Jesus in public, it shakes the enemy’s grip, rattles the chains of fear, and stakes a flag for Christ where darkness wants dominion.

Cost? It’s guaranteed. Criticism, awkward silences, HR emails, pushback. But comfort isn’t our mission—obedience is.

Scripture says it best: “Am I now trying to win the approval of man, or of God?” (Galatians 1:10). Jesus is still Lord—boardroom to breakroom, lunch table to locker room.

So the question remains: What will YOU do when the world says “sit down, stay silent”? Will you pray louder?

Buckle up. This one’s raw, real, and rooted in truth.

Episode Highlights:

02:03 - Culture did. And here's the uncomfortable truth that we're going to have to confront today. If prayer were powerless, no one would care whether you did it publicly or not. The resistance itself proves the power. So today, we're going to tear down the lies, expose the fear, confront the compromise, and reclaim. Prayer is what it's always been, a public declaration of dependence on God and defiance against darkness.

10:13 - When prayer is removed from public life, faith slowly retreats from decision making, from culture, shaping from influence. Christians didn't stop believing in prayer. They stopped believing that it was worth being seen. And that's exactly where the enemy wants us. The pressure to keep faith private is rarely announced, rarely written down, and rarely enforced directly. That's what makes it so effective. It operates in side glances, awkward pauses, corporate language, and cultural assumptions that never have to be spoken out loud.

30:33 - It says fear doesn't come from God and therefore does not have authority over you. Fear is a signal, not a command. The enemy wants believers to interpret fear as wisdom. Maybe this isn't the right moment. Maybe someone else should do it. Maybe silence is the loving thing. But fear dressed up as wisdom is still fear. And obedience delayed by fear is obedience denied.

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Today’s episode pulls no punches. Evil is real. It’s strategic. It’s active and it wants you numb, passive, and quiet. But not on our watch! Paul M. Neuberger exposes the world’s lies—calls out compromise, comfort, and the subtle, slow slide into spiritual numbness.
He’s not here to coddle. He’s here to wake you up.
Scripture says—“light exposes darkness”—and this episode flips on the floodlights.

There will be opposition. There will be mocking. There will be a cost.
But listen: Jesus is still Lord. The kingdom still advances. And men and women of faith are called to stand, resist, and lead.

What will you do when evil calls compromise “love”?
What will you do when your moment of truth arrives?

"For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms." –Ephesians 6:12
Episode Highlights:
04:40 – Satan has real authority here. Limited, temporary, and ultimately defeated, but again, very, very real. The apostle Paul reinforced this truth when he wrote that the God of this world has blinded the minds of unbelievers. That isn't symbolic language. That's diagnosis. And once you accept that diagnosis, the world suddenly starts to make sense.

21:28 – When evil becomes the norm, the most radical act is obedience. The most rebellious stance is truth. And the most dangerous person is not the loud sinner, but the faithful believer who refuses to bend. This is where we are. And pretending otherwise only accelerates the inevitable collapse.
45:59 – Light always exposes, truth always divides, and obedience always costs something. But the cost of compromise is always higher. As you step back into your day, don't ignore the discomfort you felt. Let it sharpen you. Let it clarify you. Let it remind you that this world isn't neutral and neither is your influence.

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Today on the C-Suite for Christ Podcast, Paul M. Neuberger crashes through the boardroom doors with a message that rips the mask off cultural compromise and exposes every leader’s most unavoidable appointment: standing before Jesus Christ, the righteous Judge.

Forget the applause. Forget the platforms. Forget the titles. When the final bell rings, your life—not your intentions—will speak for you.

Success won’t save you. Influence won’t insulate you. Eternity is guaranteed. Judgment is coming.

Are you living ready? Or are you just running out the clock? Your moment is coming.
What will matter is surrender, obedience, truth.

Buckle up. This is raw, real, and rooted in Jesus—no excuses, no delays. Let’s rise and lead, eternity in view.

"Just as people are destined to die once, and after that to face judgment."–Hebrews 9:27

Episode Highlights:

04:07 – It doesn't pause to consider your resume, your intentions or your reputation. It doesn't weigh how busy you were, how stressed you felt, or how unfair life seemed. It's the great equalizer of humanity, the instant where every illusion of control collapses and eternity asserts itself… This is where modern Christianity quietly panics, because we're comfortable with the idea of Jesus as Savior, but deeply uneasy with Jesus as judge. We love the cross, but we avoid the throne. We celebrate forgiveness, but we rarely talk about accountability.

13:12 – The most sobering realities that many who assume they're prepared for eternity aren't because they confused familiarity with faith. They knew Christian language, they knew Christian culture, they even knew Christian success. But they never fully surrendered control of their lives to Christ. That delusion feels safe now. It feels affirming. It feels comfortable. But believe me, it's not going to feel safe when you're standing before Jesus.

35:30 – Standing before Jesus will not be a surprise to those who lived in light of it. It'll be the natural conclusion of a life orientated toward him. But for those who postponed obedience, delayed repentance, and assumed time would always be available, it's going to be downright devast. This isn't a warning meant to frighten you. It's an invitation meant to save you—an opportunity to live differently while there's still time. Because readiness is not something you claim at the end of life, it is something you practice every day until it ends.

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Today, Paul M. Neuberger comes for the version of Christianity that’s all talk, no walk. The facade. The pose. The outward show with a hollow soul.
It’s time to face the cost: living for the world’s approval or Christ’s command.

We dive deep into the uncomfortable gap between Sunday worship and Monday obedience—where image outpaces integrity and where cheap grace tries to replace costly discipleship.
The world may settle for branding; we answer to a higher calling.

Jesus didn’t die for religious actors—He died to make us new. The challenge? Will you repent, realign, and let your faith get rugged, real, and relentless?

Buckle up. This one’s raw, real, and rooted in truth.
“Woe to you, teachers of the law and Pharisees, you hypocrites! You are like whitewashed tombs, which look beautiful on the outside but on the inside are full of the bones of the dead and everything unclean. 28 In the same way, on the outside you appear to people as righteous but on the inside you are full of hypocrisy and wickedness." –Matthew 23:27-28

Episode Highlights:

09:33 – Over time, the church can unintentionally become a safe place to hide instead of a holy place to be healed. One of the primary engines of hypocrisy is cheap grace, the idea that forgiveness cancels the call to transformation. Grace becomes a spiritual anesthetic instead of a surgical tool. We numb conviction instead of letting it cut. But Scripture is clear. Grace saves us and grace trains us... If grace never teaches you to say no, it's not biblical grace. It's self-deception wearing religious language.
36:14 – The antidote to hypocrisy is not louder words or stronger branding. It's costly obedience. Real Christianity has always been less about what we say and more about how we live. When no one's watching, walking the walk means choosing obedience even when it hurts, costs, or isolates. It means aligning behavior with belief, not just on Sunday, but in the hidden places where integrity is formed. Jesus never invited people to admire him from a distance; he invited them to follow.

41:42 — Hypocrisy drains spiritual authority. When the church mirrors the world in greed, sexual immorality, pride and division, it has nothing prophetic to say. Jesus called his followers the light of the world and the salt of the earth. Hypocrisy dims the light and contaminates the salt. Fourth, what's at stake is leadership, integrity. Hypocrisy doesn't stay hidden forever.

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Today, on the C-Suite for Christ Podcast, we sound the spiritual alarm: “Keep your lamps lit!”—because darkness is sprinting, comfort is killing vigilance, and the Bridegroom is coming.

Paul M. Neuberger leads the charge, calling out comfort, compromise, and cancel culture infecting boardrooms and sanctuaries alike. Ten virgins, one Bridegroom, a midnight reckoning—some were ready, most were not. In a world addicted to ease and entertainment, will you build a business and lose your soul, chase success but miss holiness, plan for retirement but forget eternity?

This episode pulls no punches. The stakes are sky-high: lukewarm faith, cultural conformity, spiritual sleepwalking. Jesus is still Lord. The world may demand silence, but now is the hour to shine, to stand, to burn.

What will YOU do when spiritual midnight strikes? Buckle up. This one's raw, real, and rooted in Matthew 25.

"In the same way, let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven." –Matthew 5:16

Episode Highlights:

05:56 – Keeping your lamp lit isn't a poetic idea, a cute Christian slogan, or a soft spiritual encouragement. It's a command. It's a lifestyle. It's a battle stance. And it represents the difference between those who endure and those who fall away, those who overcome and those who collapse, those who walk in the light and those swallowed up by the darkness.

13:07 – And when Christ returns, he isn't coming back for a lukewarm, apathetic, half awake people. He's coming for those whose lamps burn fiercely through the darkness. Darkness, no matter the cost. When Jesus delivered the parable of the ten virgins, he wasn't warning about minor inconveniences or small spiritual setbacks. He was describing catastrophic consequences. The kind that determine eternal destiny. The kind that destroy families, the kind that end ministries. And the kind that leave believers blindsided in the moment that they least expect it. An unlit lamp is not just a dim spiritual life. It's a dangerous spiritual life. It's a life vulnerable to deception, seduction, confusion and collapse. It's a life without discernment, without spiritual power, without clarity. When the lamp goes out, so does the ability to recognize truth from lies, conviction from emotion, God's voice from the world's noise.

22:42 – And nothing threatens compliance more than a believer whose lamp burns without apology. Why does the world want your lamp extinguished? Because a lit lamp reveals the emptiness of their definitions of identity. Because a lit lamp exposes the foolishness of their arguments. Because a lit lamp confronts the lies they want normalized.

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