Christian Men Unscripted

In this powerful episode of Christian Men Unscripted, John and Alan sit down with Jimmy Graham—U.S. Navy SEAL Veteran, former CIA Protective Officer, and author of The Return of Man: America’s Only Hope is in Our Original Hope. Jimmy shares his extraordinary journey from elite military operations to leading a movement of righteous manhood through the Able Shepherd program.We explore how his experiences in the SEAL Teams and CIA shaped his mission to protect communities, train responsible citizens, and call men back to integrity, courage, and faith. His book, The Return of Man, blends battlefield wisdom with biblical truth, challenging today’s men to rise above cultural noise and reclaim their God-given role as protectors, leaders, and servants.This episode is a rallying cry for Christian men who refuse to be passive in a world that desperately needs strength rooted in humility and honor. If you're ready to rediscover purpose and live with conviction, Jimmy’s story will light the way.

In this episode of Christian Men Unscripted, we sit down with Heidi Harris—conservative radio powerhouse, author, and unapologetic truth-teller—for a candid conversation about her remarkable career in broadcasting and her unwavering faith in a culture that often pushes back.Born and raised in Las Vegas, Heidi carved out a bold path in talk radio starting in 1998 at KDWN. She quickly rose through the ranks, becoming a morning drive co-host at KXNT and later hosting her own shows across major stations including KRLA in Los Angeles and KTIE in San Bernardino. Her show, The Heidi Harris Show, earned two Electronic Media Awards and landed her on Talkers Magazine’s “Heavy Hundred” list of America’s Most Influential Talk Hosts.Heidi shares how her Christian convictions shaped her voice in media, the challenges she faced—including being canceled for her views on same-sex adoption—and why she continues to speak out through her podcast and writing. From cocktail waitress to commentator on CNN, Fox News, and MSNBC, Heidi’s journey is anything but conventional—and she’s not done yet.Tune in for an unscripted look at faith, grit, and the courage to stand firm in truth

In this powerful and heartfelt episode, John and Alan sit down with LVMPD Officer Daryl McDonald and his loyal service dog Jimmy from the Wellness Bureau. Daryl shares his journey as both a protector of the community and the President of Behind the Blue, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting law enforcement officers through catastrophic life events.Together, we explore the often-overlooked emotional toll of police work, the importance of mental health in the force, and how faith, compassion, and community can be lifelines in times of crisis. From the front lines to the healing process, this conversation is a raw, unscripted look at what it means to serve—and be served—when the badge feels heavy.Whether you're a believer, a first responder, or someone seeking hope in hard places, this episode will leave you inspired and reminded that no one walks alone.

"In this episode of Christian Men Unscripted, we pull back the curtain on our selfie-loving, ‘look at me’ culture—where clicks, likes, and hearts have become the new currency of worth. We talk about how easy it is to chase affirmation from strangers instead of seeking approval from God. And in a brutally honest moment, we even ask ourselves the uncomfortable question: as podcasters, are we falling into the same trap? It’s a convicting, funny, and slightly awkward conversation you won’t want to miss."

In this episode of Christian Men Unscripted, John and Alan continue their raw and real conversation with Derek and Domingo from Real Men Unscripted. This time, it’s Domingo’s turn to open up. He shares his powerful testimony—from growing up Catholic, to life behind the badge as a no-nonsense cop, and the transformation that took him from being rough around the edges to being radically changed by Jesus. It's a story of redemption, real-life struggles, and how God softens even the hardest hearts. Buckle up—this one gets real.

This week on Christian Men Unscripted, we sit down with Derek and Domingo from Real Men Unscripted podcast—a podcast that sounds eerily familiar. We talk about how we all stumbled into podcasting without a clue. We talk how we’ve all somehow stayed married for over 20 years while having law enforcement careers, as well as being Christians and police officers.Come for the brotherhood, stay for the unscripted confusion.

In this episode of Christian Men Unscripted, we talk about the daily grind—jobs, bills, emails, traffic—and how we’re supposed to follow Jesus through all of it without losing our minds… or our witness. Whether we're clocking in or cleaning up life's messes, being a Christian in today’s world isn’t always easy (especially before coffee). Join us as we wrestle with real-life faith in real-life jobs, and try not to yell at people—out loud, anyway.

n this episode of Christian Men Unscripted, we wrestle with one of life's biggest questions: Why do bad things happen to good people? But here’s the twist — what if only one truly good person ever lived, and the worst thing imaginable happened to Him? Spoiler: His name is Jesus. The rest of us? We're all sinners, saved by grace, not by our goodness. John and Alan dive into our tendency to see ourselves as "basically good" and how that distorts our view of suffering, fairness, and God's mercy. It's raw, honest, a little uncomfortable, and yes — unscripted as always.

In this episode of Christian Men Unscripted, we dive deep into our prayer life... well, as deep as two guys with short attention spans and lingering coughs can get. Alan makes a sacred vow to give up beer if his cough disappears Alan also got a deal going with the Lord: if the Browns win the Super Bowl, he’ll read his Bible every day—even Leviticus. We talk real talk about our relationship with Jesus, how we sometimes treat prayer like a vending machine, and why God's probably shaking His head... but still listening.

In this episode of Christian Men Unscripted, we dive into one of the church’s oldest spiritual gifts: gossip. Yep, we’re talking crap about other church's and church members. We’re joking (mostly)… but we do talk honestly about why Christians sometimes tear each other down and how we can do better—after we finish talking a little more trash (with love, of course).