This episode of Inferno Men: Into the Fire explores the theme of servant leadership through the lens of Christian virtue and masculine responsibility. The panel reflects on Christ’s example in Ephesians 5, emphasizing humility, sacrifice, and daily acts of service—like washing feet or even picking up socks—as expressions of love. A tribute to Charlie Kirk highlights his influence on faith-based activism and campus culture, inspiring young men to lead with conviction. The episode also launches a deep dive into the concept of virtue, especially prudence, drawing from Catholic catechism, classical philosophy, and personal experience. Through stories, scripture, and practical advice, the hosts challenge men to grow spiritually, lead courageously, and serve their families first.

Segments Outline
1. Opening Fire (00:00–02:23)
• Welcome and introductions
• Shoutouts and studio thanks
• Foundational quote: “Be Christ to Your Family”
2. Servant Leadership in Action (02:23–08:00)
• Ephesians 5 and Christ’s example
• Socks as sacrifice? Everyday humility
3. Military & Family Leadership (08:00–11:01)
• Jesus washing feet: scandal and service
• Dirty jobs and spiritual dignity
• Leading with love in tough environments
4. Charlie Kirk Tribute (11:01–15:52)
• Honoring Charlie’s legacy
• Faith, family, and national renewal
• Campus culture and Turning Point USA
5. Virtue Series Launch (15:52–20:52)
• What is a virtue?
• Catechism and classical definitions
• Benjamin Franklin’s 13 virtues
6. Cardinal & Theological Virtues (20:52–27:04)
• Historical models and categories
• Prudence as the “charioteer” of virtues
• Wisdom in action
7. Living Virtue Daily (27:04–34:16)
• Moral decision-making and habits
• Choosing the good over vice
8. Spiritual Growth & Struggle (34:16–43:59)
• Visualization, confession, and prayer
• Suffering as a path to virtue
• Hillsdale wisdom: “You must suffer”
9. Prudence Deep Dive (43:59–51:15)
• Definitions and distinctions
• Prudence vs. timidity
10. Call to Action & Closing (51:15–59:31)
• Serve your family first
• Spiritual warfare and humility
• Final reflections and farewell