The most important contribution you make to the world may not be what you accomplish—it may be who you raise. In this conversation, Scott Donnell and Pastor Josh McPherson explore what separates families that fade after a generation or two from families that continue growing stronger. They talk about heritage versus inheritance, preparing children for marriage, teaching kids to create value, and doing the difficult work of parenting early so that your relationship with your children can deepen as they grow. If you want to leave behind more than money and build a legacy your children and grandchildren can actually carry forward, this episode is for you. 

Make sure to check out Part 1 with Scott Donnell, where he unpacked how his new book Kingdom Habits came to be!

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Scott Donnell joins Pastor Josh McPherson to unpack his new book Kingdom Habits and the lessons God taught him after surrendering a massively successful business, his social media platform, and his plans. They discuss holy fear, fear of man, the “heresy of hustle,” mammon, radical surrender, stewardship, and why peace comes not from achieving more—but from giving everything back to God.

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What happens when a culture stops believing in objective truth? Frank Turek joins Pastor Josh McPherson for a wide-ranging conversation about The War on Reality, cultural Marxism, Christianity and politics, the loss of logic in modern education, and how Christians can stand courageously for what is true. Frank also shares personal stories from his final conversations with Charlie Kirk and explains why recovering truth, reason, and biblical conviction matters now more than ever.

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Pastor Josh and his wife Sharon share practical lessons they have learned from years of family vacations, road trips, unexpected disasters, and memorable adventures. They explain the difference between a family trip, a restful vacation, and a couples getaway while encouraging parents to set realistic expectations, involve their children in the planning, and embrace the moments that go wrong. 

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Pastor Josh McPherson sits down with his sons, Levi and Gideon, to compare their favorite books and build the ultimate summer reading list. Through war stories, Christian classics, historical adventures, biographies, Westerns, and fantasy, they discuss the books that have shaped their faith, leadership, courage, imagination, and understanding of manhood—all while competing to see who brought the most original picks. 

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How can parents teach their children to recognize gossip, discern trustworthy influencers, and navigate the confusing voices of the online world? How does a young man prepare for marriage?

In this episode, Pastor Josh McPherson sits down with his son Levi to discuss spiritual authority, conservative "Christian" podcasters, rejection in relationships, Paul’s teaching on singleness, getting married young, and the importance of humility, community, and godly counsel. Listen to Pastor Josh unpack your questions about parenting, marriage, and singleness. 

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In this conclusion to the book of Nehemiah, Pastor Josh McPherson teaches from Nehemiah 13 about the danger of spiritual drift and the importance of finishing well. Although Nehemiah rebuilt Jerusalem’s walls and led the people through remarkable reform, compromise quickly returned when constant care and courageous leadership disappeared. The book ends with Nehemiah pleading, “Remember me with favor, my God”—a whispered prayer that foreshadows the better Reformer. 

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God’s people repeatedly sinned, repented, and promised to do better—but their resolve was never enough. In this sermon from Nehemiah 9, Pastor Josh McPherson explains how Israel’s history reveals both the faithfulness of God and the inability of humanity to save itself. The answer is not to try harder, but to trust completely in Jesus Christ.

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Pastor Josh McPherson teaches from Nehemiah 8 about the power of God’s Word to awaken individuals, reform cultures, and shape nations. When people forget God, they lose the story they are living in and become vulnerable to destructive lies. But when Scripture is publicly proclaimed, clearly explained, and faithfully obeyed, it produces conviction, worship, gratitude, reformation, and the joy of the Lord.

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In this message from Nehemiah 6–7, Pastor Josh McPherson preaches on the completion of Jerusalem’s wall and the ongoing call of God’s people to keep building. The Christian life is marked by wins, losses, and onward obedience. Even after great victories, critics remain and enemies intimidate, but the work must continue. Through the story of Nehemiah and reflections on Freedom Con, Pastor Josh calls Christians to celebrate what God has done, fear God more than man, and keep rebuilding the ruins for the glory of Christ.

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