Guys Like Us

The Guys Like Us Podcast is joined with Daniel Friedmann who is the Chairman of the Board of Carbon Engineering and the author of numerous books. Daniel is a gifted engineer who has ventured into the sphere of science and faith. In this episode we discuss current scientific methods and their alignment with the Bible. However, there are some places of discontinuity between the Bible and science, and there are good reasons to explain it. Daniel’s latest book is called “The Biblical Clock: The Untold Secrets Linking the Universe and Humanity with God’s Plan” and can be found at https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07P93D46V.

The Guys Like Us podcast is joined with Ken Harrison who is the president and chairman of Promise Keepers, CEO of WaterStone, author, and much more! Ken shares his time serving as an LAPD street cop in Watts and Compton, to becoming a real-estate mogul, to shifting into charity work and now serving as the chairman of the board. We discuss what it means to being a man in his latest book, “Rise of the Servant Kings.” Hear more about the work that Ken is doing with Promise Keepers and the call for men across the world! You can find more about Ken at promisekeepers.org and his latest book release where books are sold.

The Guys Like Us Podcast is joined with Rich Wilkerson Sr. who is a speaker, author, pastor, and founder of Peacemakers. Rich joins the podcast and shares his journey to the position he is in today. He takes us through his early days of ministry and evangelism in Florida to then spreading ministries across the country with his four sons. Rich differentiates between respect and honor, and several integral components that make honor so special. We discuss his latest book, “I Choose Honor: The Key to Relationships, Faith and Life.” How do you live into civility? Why is it important to recognize the magnitude of God? Tune in to hear much more about the book, faith and politics, and the Peacemakers organization.

The Guys Like Us podcast is joined with Brian Chung and Bryan Chung, co-founders of Alabaster, a company that explores the intersection of creativity, beauty, and faith. In this episode, Alabaster co-founders speak on their inspiration behind the launch of their idea after their encounters together in college. Brian Chung talks about his upbringing growing up to Buddhist parents and then on his conversion to Christianity. We speak about engaging with culture, using art and faith together to provide for a deeper experience. Finally, we discuss the relationship they develop with their customers, including a powerful list of testimonies! You can find more about them at alabasterco.com

The Guys Like Us is joined with Ron Kitchens who is the senior partner and CEO of Southwest Michigan First, founder of Catalyst University leadership conference, and author of numerous books. In this episode, Ron speaks on his latest book, “Uniquely You.” We discuss his background and how he was able to work through adversity with his dyslexia to become the leader, entrepreneur, and mentor he is today. He sees it as a gift, and not something negative! We have to embrace the things that make us unique, because these are the things that others value. Tune in to hear how he creates a positive work culture, with the” Always Forward” concept engrained in its DNA. Finally, Ron provides wisdom from his years of experience whether you are newly entering the work force or are a seasoned leader. You can find more at ronkitchens.com

The Guys Like Us Podcast is joined with Tedashii who is a hip-hop artist and part of Reach Records and 116 Clique. Tedashii opens up on his latest album, Never Fold, that released in March, 2019. He dives back into this childhood in Texas, becoming Christian, and pursuing his communication gifts through music. Tedashii talks about the joys of being on tour with the group and performing his highly touted album. Through places of deep emotion comes the inspiration for this hopeful music. Tune in to hear a whole lot more of love and grace.

The Guys Like Us Podcast is joined with Dr. Matthew Sleeth who is a former ER Physician and Chief of Medical Staff and is now the Executive Director of Blessed Earth and the author of numerous books. Matthew graduated from high school, worked as a carpenter, and then found himself in medical school without an undergraduate degree! From a medical professional to now working at Blessed Earth with a mission inspiring faithful stewardship of all creation. We discuss his latest book, Reforesting Faith: What Trees Teach Us About the Nature of God and His Love for Us. He elaborates on the missing link between trees and people’s overlooking of their importance. Trees are always giving, and the same is true with God. The Bible confirms through an archeological investigation the sequence of events with fig and olive development, occurring before grains in the Middle East. We discuss the connection between nature and why it is necessary to let more light into our lives, allowing the beams to show their beauty. You can find Matthew and his book wherever books are sold and Matthew at blessedearth.org and matthewsleethmd.com

The Guys Like Us Podcast is joined with Elijah McGill who is an artist, poet, and entrepreneur. Elijah begins by speaking on his poetry and how he has developed this craft through spoken word and also as a musician. We discuss his new church plans in Florida and the mission-centered community he will be leading and discipling. Finally, he shares incredible challenges that him and his family faced in 2018 and how he was able to get through these heart-breaking moments. You can find Elijah at elijahmcgill.com!

The Guys Like Us Podcast is joined with Jason Benham who is an author, speaker, real-estate entrepreneur and former professional baseball player. His latest book, “Bold and Broken: Becoming the Bridge Between Heaven and Earth. Jason speaks more on this stand strong book, taking personal action in life. He gave up the allure of HGTV to stand strong in pro-life and pro-marriage. Jason explains an example of being bold, and the importance of letting go in this process, leaving it at the altar. Yet, there must be an understanding of brokenness, because when you are just bold, you become a bully. Jason concludes by sharing the “missioneering” work he did in the Philippines. You can find Jason and David’s book where books or sold or visit benhambrothers.com

The Guys Like Us is joined with Andy Bukuras who is the co-founder of Carry Your Cross (CYC), a clothing brand that is rooted in truth and pushing boundaries in design and fashion. Andy speaks on his journey starting CYC and key principles that he holds shining a new light to this bold statement. Andy elaborates on the many inspiring stories he has received of people carrying their own crosses, and the greater good being formed through this process. CYC is activating the community through various means of engagement. Andy provides a word of encouragement for those to wear their faith with pride and walk courageously. You can find apparel and more about CYC at carryyourcrosslifestyle.com