E3 Underground

In this week's 10 minute SitRep, join takes a look at the difference between what Christians are saved "from" and what Christians are saved "for". 
Joel looks at two common topics Christians often mention when discussing salvation and analyzes how they line up to the Biblical message. 

This week, Join Joel and guest Glen Baker as they talk about what it looks like when learning to lead. Glen shares his experience as a laid back man, learning to listen to God's calling in his Life and learning to lead. He shares some incredible stories of being married to a  strong, independent, knowledgeable woman who lead many as an officer in the military and how they learned to lean into one another to live God's calling in their life.  

This week, Joel is joined by friend Ben McMahon. Ben shares 12 years of experience working in a juvenile detention facility, the struggles the young men experience, and how he tries to model his faith in his interactions. Joel and Ben talk about how the confusing times of teenage years is compounded by lies from society about what it means to be men, and the importance of the nuclear family. 

Join Joel in this week's strep, where he "airs-it-out" that men have a reputation for not changing dirty diapers. Joel challenges men this week to think about what deeper topics or situations men find themselves in that they would rather avoid, ignore, and let someone else handle- then to take the step to change their mentality. 

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Has it hit you? It's a Presidential election year! Listen to this week's strep where Joel talks about the upcoming election year and the mentality Christian men need to have going forward this year. 

Buckle up, men. It's going to be a  year and heavy political season.

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Before you listen to this podcast, you'll want to make sure you already listened to Part 1 from last week. We heard a powerful testimony from author and speaker, Amy Sun.

Amy is the Director of Women’s Mentorship and Childhood Development Specialist with Legacy Family Ministry with an incredible story of God's work in her life and the life of her children.

In Part two, Amy and Joel dive deeper in the intentionality and purpose it takes to parent when a father is no longer involved in raising his children, and the important role the Christian community can have in mentoring and discipling children with absent fathers.
Hear more about Amy's work at: https://amysunauthor.com

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This week's podcast brings an incredibly testimony from author and speaker, Amy Sun. Amy is the Director of Women’s Mentorship and Childhood Development Specialist with Legacy Family Ministry with an incredible story of God's work in her life and the life of her children. While on the missionary field, Amy met and married her former husband. Here, she shares her experience of pain and suffering and how God took her family from those circumstances and sustained them when her husband was not the father his children needed.

This is part 1 so make sure you are subscribed for next weeks continuation!

Hear more about Amy's work at: https://amysunauthor.com

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In the military, they teach you to be a "hard target" to know how to make yourself someone that the enemy won't attack. You're vigilant. You're prepared. For the next 6 minutes, Joel talks about the importance of this mentality to the Christian. Men- we must be hard targets for the sake of our walks with Christ, for our families, for our community. 

Join Joel &  Trevor Schalow, pastor of families. Trevor shares some of his experiences as a junior high pastor, a high school pastor, & now a  pastor of family ministries. Trevor shares some of the most common issues young men & women are dealing with, how we can walk through those challenges with them, and how we can pour into the next generation of believers.

By now, most people have already quit their New Year's resolutions, which is why resolutions are usually a waste of time.  That doesn't mean that you shouldn't try to better yourself. You should find a more effective method. Men cannot be static. We must constantly be getting better. On this week's SitRep, Joel talks about the need for men to identify their weaknesses & their strengths, & commit to maximizing strengths, while turning weakness into strength.  

Know self, seek self-improvement.