Why do we really choose the churches we attend? In this episode of the McIntyre Inc. Podcast, Michael and Brianna McIntyre have an unfiltered conversation about Christianity, denominations, and the often-unspoken truth: many of us don’t choose our church theologically—we choose it culturally. From Baptist, Catholic, Methodist, Presbyterian, Charismatic, and Episcopal traditions to underground churches in North Korea, persecuted believers in Nigeria, and the early house churches in Acts, this conversation explores how faith, power, comfort, and control have shaped modern Christianity.

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Chronically online turned into paid. In this episode of the McIntyre Inc. Podcast, Michael and Brianna McIntyre sit down with Brecca Maack (Michael and Stacye's daughter), to talk about what it really takes to build a business in today’s digital world. From grit and stress to favor and faith, this is an honest conversation about entrepreneurship, identity, and turning awareness into real opportunity—without the highlight reel.

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In this episode of the McIntyre Inc Podcast, Michael and Brianna unpack a concept that feels way too current: Hellenism—and the 4 pillars that shaped culture then (and still shape it now): media, education, athletics, and healthcare.

We talk about how entertainment influences what we normalize, why major institutions care when “culture moments” break the internet, and how to stay grounded spiritually while still enjoying movies, music, and sports.

We also riff on recent films, why the theater experience still matters, and how certain stories and songs can bypass the head and go straight to the heart.

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In this episode, we talk through the hardest lessons we learned by decade (20s, 30s, 40s, 50s), what it looks like to reinvent yourself without panicking, and why realistic expectations matter in business and relationships. We also share what we’re building right now at McIntyre Inc—from a new men’s community called The Gentleman’s Agreement to new ventures like OMAC HVAC and Digital Archive Solutions, plus a potential new lead-gen opportunity.

If you’re in a season of transition, pressure, or reinvention: you’re not alone.

10:10 Community + The Gentlemen's Agreement

OMAC HVAC

Digital Archive Solutions

In this episode of The MCINTYRE Inc Podcast, Michael McIntyre and his daughter/COO Brianna share an unfiltered conversation on what actually moves the needle in business and life. They dive into leadership, company culture, speed, time stewardship, and why perfectionism can quietly sabotage momentum. Along the way, they bring a Kingdom-minded perspective that isn’t legalistic—just honest, practical, and real—challenging the “God card” mentality while calling listeners back to personal responsibility, clear decisions, and courageous action.

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In this episode, Michael breaks down why daily prayer isn’t optional—it’s spiritual protection. Using Scripture as a battle plan, he shows how to stay “prayed up,” shut down the enemy’s assignments, and walk into your day with clarity, peace, and authority.

In this episode, Michael McIntyre unpacks the sneaky way we’ve become hooked on crisis—constantly checking headlines, market moves, and social feeds like our peace depends on it. He breaks down how the 24/7 bad-news cycle rewires your brain for fear, hijacks your money decisions, and quietly drains the life out of your closest relationships. You’ll learn how to spot “crisis addiction” in your own habits, why it’s nearly impossible to build wealth or intimacy from a place of panic, and simple, powerful steps to reset your nervous system, reclaim peace in your home, and start making decisions from clarity instead of chaos.

On this episode of The Next Level Podcast, Michael breaks down one simple truth: what you pay attention to is your life. He talks about how distraction, busyness, and numbing steal from what matters most—your walk with God, your relationships, your health, and your calling—and walks you through a practical “attention audit” to get back in alignment. If you’ve been feeling scattered, anxious, or out of focus, this episode will help you reclaim your attention and put it back on the things that actually count.

In this Thanksgiving week episode, Michael McIntyre unpacks why choosing gratitude is more than a holiday tradition—it’s a Kingdom strategy for walking through every season of life. Drawing from scriptures like 1 Thessalonians 5, Psalm 23, and Philippians 4, Michael shares how giving thanks in all circumstances shifts anxiety into peace, reframes trials as growth, and anchors us in God’s unchanging goodness. Whether you’re in a harvest season or walking through a valley, this episode will help you posture your heart in thankfulness and see God’s hand in your story right now.

In this episode of The Next Level Podcast, Michael McIntyre breaks down what real confidence actually is—and how it has nothing to do with your mood and everything to do with agreeing with God’s truth about who you are. He talks about separating your identity from your performance so you can take risks, receive feedback, and even fail without calling yourself a failure. Michael dives into the power of “micro-bravery” (small daily reps like speaking up once in a meeting, introducing yourself to someone new, or hitting publish on that scary post) as the true way confidence is built over time. He also challenges listeners to drop the performance mask, lead with honest presence, own their limits, and anchor their confidence to God’s calling rather than people’s applause. If you’ve been riding the emotional roller coaster of the stock market, social media likes, or other people’s opinions, this episode will remind you that you were created to show up big, on purpose, right where you are.