Guys Like Us

The Guys Like Us is joined with Bruce Miller who is an author, speaker, and pastor. In this episode we hear about some of the deep faith questions that we all need to work through to come to greater understanding. In today’s world, much like it always has been in history, we are called to share the faith to friends, family, neighbors, and to the ends of the earth. We discuss popular questions such as; what is the purpose of life? Is Christianity too exclusive or inclusive? Is the Bible a trustworthy source of knowledge? Can I know God personally? & much more. You can learn more about Bruce’s books at https://www.brucebmiller.com and I also invite you to sign up for our newsletter at https://www.theguyslikeus.com to hear the latest podcasts, updates, and news.

The Guys Like Us podcast is joined with Ronnie Martin who is an author, podcaster, and pastor. In this episode we discuss Advent and the significance of the expectation and anticipation of Jesus. Many of us struggle with our devotional life and our spiritual desires and the hope is that you may have a better sense of your calling to move toward God as God already draws near and desires you! Ronnie’s latest Advent devotional book “The God Who is With Us: 25-Day Devotional for Advent” is available where books are sold. Please don’t forget to sign up for our newsletter with all the latest news and updates at www.theguyslikeus.com!

The Guys Like Us is joined with Dr. Daniel Emina who is a psychiatrist, associate medical director of the Amen Clinics, and co-author of “The Suicide Solution: Finding Your Way out of the Darkness.” We discuss the broader scope of anxiety and mental health as well as the devastating choice of suicide. Why is it suicide so alarming and prevalent these days? Where is there hope? How does our faith impact life on earth and the plans of flourishing and purpose? Tune in to hear both a holistic medical perspective integrated by understanding the spiritual side of light and darkness.

The Guys Like Us is joined with Pat Bradley who is the CEO and Founder of Crisis Aid International. In this episode we talk about the international mission and aid work that the organization does globally. His latest book, “Born For Rescue” details the heart of compassion and love for those suffering and in need. Tune in to hear some amazing stories of life change of individuals and the communities at large. You can find Pat and the organization at bornforrescue.com and crisisaid.org

The Guys Like Us is joined with Jonathan Evans who is an author, speaker, former NFL athlete, and current chaplain for the Dallas Cowboys and Mavericks. In this episode we discuss his latest book, “Fighting Your Battles.” We reaffirm and come back to the knowledge that Christ has the victory and yet there is a battle still at play in the world we live in today. Jonathan and his wife, Kanika, went through several battles including four miscarriages and family losses in the past years. This is a reminder and call to remember that God is with you in your trials and tribulations! You can find Jonathan’s book where books are sold.

The Guys Like Us is joined with Dan Seaborn who is a pastor, author, and entrepreneur. In this episode we discuss Winning at Home, an organization that supports marriages and families. For the past 25+ years Dan has been engaging and speaking to the topics that families are facing in marriages, parenting, sexuality and gender, technology, mental health and the much more. Our hope is that this message provides a primer to ensure you are not alone and are equipped with where you are in your journey at home. You can learn more at www.winningathome.com

The Guys Like Us is joined with Mike Hammond, President of Gordon College. In this episode we discuss higher education in today’s world and the emerging challenges and opportunities to the space. We consider the moments of formation and discipleship that can take place in the lives of students. It begs the question, how might you consider creating a space of learning and growth in your schools, at home, and even in equipping the Church. Mike shares more about preparation for vocation and work and the way in which the gospel of Jesus Christ shapes our worldview. Gordon College is a Christian liberal arts college located along the coast to the North of Boston, Massachusetts. Visit Gordon.edu to learn more.

The Guys Like Us is joined with Daniel Fusco who is an author and pastor. In this episode we talk about perseverance and endurance. It is simply a message of encouragement! It is no question that we are people who are tired, restless, and wondering when things will get better. We truly believe that the best is yet to come and you are going to get through it. In fact, Daniel is convicted in his new book, “You’re Gonna Make it: Unlocking Resilience When Life is a Mess.” God in his knowledge far greater than ours is pointing us toward the path that leads to life, and in abundance. Wait on God, be hopeful, and stand firm keeping our eyes on the prize which is Christ. Daniel can be found at www.danielfusco.com

The Guys Like Us is joined with James Belt who is an author, business owner, church leader, and missionary. In this podcast we discuss the importance and dare I say, need, for for hope. We hear about the nature of the poor as we read in the Bible, and poverty at large across the globe. How do you respond with a sustainable redemptive solution? Well, we must look at the wholeness of the person, made on purpose and for purpose. In light of living on this side of the resurrection we acknowledge the brokenness as well as the practical restoration here and now. Tune in to hear the full story and you can find James at www.jameshbelt.com

The Guys Like Us podcast welcomes Hal Donaldson, Founder and President of Convoy of Hope and an author over over 30 books. Hal brings a wealth of experience and insight into the non-profit world, leadership, and serving the poor and needy. In this episode we discuss the importance of humility in service and obedience in loving our neighbor. We discuss BIblical justice and responding to the context specific needs across the world over the last few years. Finally Hal gives a pulse check on the Church engaging in the public square!