This week on The Pastor’s Hangover, we tackle a difficult but necessary conversation—pornography and the addiction behind it. Guests Mason Kane and Frank Rich share their powerful stories of pain, secrecy, and ultimately freedom, revealing how God can use even our darkest struggles for purpose. We explore how porn addiction is often rooted in trauma, identity confusion, and emotional escape—and why spiritual practices alone aren’t enough to break free. Healing requires facing the truth, renewing the mind, and walking in community.

For parents, we talk about how to start honest, age-appropriate conversations early. And for spouses, we offer hope, clarity, and next steps if your partner is struggling.

This episode is raw, real, and filled with hope. You are not alone—and freedom is possible.

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Frank Rich: Mens programs Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coachfrankrich/

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CoachFrankRich

Podcast: https://pod.link/1719651103

Website: https://www.rebuiltrecovery.com/homepage

Free 7 Day Porn Reset: https://www.therebuiltman.com/7dayreset

Community with Free trial: https://www.skool.com/rebootyourlife/about?ref=9e382d8ab435422a849ece729a7746fa

Jolene Winn: Works with women whose husbands are walking through recovery

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jolenewinncoaching/

Betrayal Course: https://courses.jolenewinn.com/go-forward-sales-page

Mason Cain: Programs for both women and men

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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/official_masoncain/

This week on The Pastors’ Hangover, we flip the script—literally. Pastor Daryl Black gives up the mic and hands it to his three daughters for a candid, unscripted conversation about what it’s really like being a pastor’s kid.

From awkward church moments to the expectations that come with their dad’s role, the girls get real about faith, family, and the things their dad says that drive them crazy.

We talk about authenticity, identity, and how spiritual life plays out in the everyday chaos of a pastor’s home. And maybe most importantly: what it looks like to lead a family with grace and laughter.

🎶 There Is More by Daryl Black: https://youtu.be/0iNIwB4VT4I?feature=shared

This week on The Pastors' Hangover, we tackle one of the most common (and misunderstood) questions in the Christian life: “Where’s the line?” Whether it’s alcohol, marijuana, dating, or male-female friendships, we often want to know how close we can get to the edge without falling off. But is that the right question?

In this candid conversation, Pastors Hal and Pastor Daryl unpack why “where’s the line?” can be a dangerous mindset and how it reveals deeper issues in our faith walk. Together, we explore what it means to pursue holiness over compromise, how to rethink boundaries in relationships, and why chasing the heart of God leads to freedom—not legalism.

If you’ve ever wrestled with gray areas in your faith, this episode will challenge and encourage you to step away from the edge and into a life fully surrendered to Christ.

This week on The Pastors’ Hangover, we’re diving into a topic that’s stirred a lot of curiosity—and controversy: Biblical masculinity. What does it really mean to be a man of God in today’s culture?

Deconstructing has become a hot topic… but what does it actually mean?

In this episode, we’re talking about why so many people, especially young adults and college students, are rethinking Christianity. Is deconstruction a helpful process or a slippery slope?

Pastor Daryl shares a personal story about how he handled it when a church leader let him down, and we get real about how parents can respond when their kids start asking hard questions.

We dive into the role of church hurt, spiritual trauma, sin, and confusion when it comes to losing faith or rebuilding it. We also talk through how to have honest, respectful conversations with someone who says they’re deconstructing. Whether you’re going through a faith crisis or walking with someone who is, this episode is for you.

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This week on The Pastors Hangover, we dive into the often-overlooked wisdom of Jethro, Moses’ father-in-law, who shows up at just the right moment with the leadership lesson Moses needs: You can’t do it all.

If you've ever felt overwhelmed by your responsibilities at home, at work, in ministry, or just in life this conversation is for you.We talk about the dangers of trying to lead every parade, the weight of self-imposed stress, and how control can quietly rob us of peace. What does healthy delegation look like?

How do you know when to release something, and when to hold on? And how do you keep God at the center of your life instead of just another task on your checklist?

Join us as we explore the tension between obedience and burnout and why letting go may be the most spiritual thing a leader can do.

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Trauma, Trauma Dumping, and Trauma Drama.. Let’s roll

Trauma doesn't always look like what we expect—and for many of us, it’s something we carry quietly for years. In this episode of The Pastors Hangover, we dive into the complex layers of trauma, asking honest questions like: Where does it come from? Is it inherited, learned, or the result of spiritual attack? How do strongholds form in our minds and hearts—and more importantly, how do we begin to break free from them?

Pastors explore how negative thought patterns can become prisons we live in without realizing it, and what it looks like to confront those patterns with honesty, faith, and practical tools. If you’ve ever struggled with lingering pain from your past, or you feel stuck in cycles you can’t explain, this episode offers hope, healing, and a reminder: you don’t have to stay stuck. Freedom is possible.

Last Weekend’s Message: https://youtu.be/dpNXmOHqlSs

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This week on The Pastors Hangover, we’re diving deep into the story of Mary and Martha—and what it reveals about our own lives, especially in seasons of waiting, striving, and motherhood.

Is it better to be serving or sitting? What does “resting at Jesus’ feet” look like when there’s laundry to fold and dishes to do? We talk about the emotional weight many moms carry, including mom guilt, and how to find peace when you feel stretched thin. Pastor Daryl also shares why “Motherhood is a ministry,” how to reframe guilt into grace, and how Mary’s posture in the Lazarus story still speaks to us today.

We even ask the big questions like: What qualifies a kid as raggedy? and Do you have to wait until Jesus leaves the house to do the dishes? Whether you're in a season of pressure or pause—this one’s for you.

Last Weekend's Message: https://youtu.be/CQ3dZ7IIjgw?si=pXEP6f_Clh59lPvd

In this Episode:

Kristin Bonham

Daryl Black

Hal Mayer

Melissa Vicinanza

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Mental health isn’t just emotional—it’s deeply spiritual. In this episode, we explore the hidden burdens people carry, and how many of us are emotionally “moving boxes” on our own. We talk about the spiritual roots of anxiety and fear—tracing all the way back to the Garden of Eden—and why surrendering to God can feel so hard when self-reliance feels safer. We dive into the three common temptations that derail our faith: despair (“I’ll never measure up”), immorality (chasing success or comfort instead of God), and morality (trying to earn our way to God without Him). If you’ve ever felt spiritually dry, stuck in anxiety, or alone in your mental health struggles, this episode is for you. You are not alone—and there is hope when you stop climbing and start surrendering.

We all carry things no one else sees—emotional baggage, silent struggles, and anxiety we try to manage alone. But what happens when the weight gets too heavy?

This week on Pastors Hangover, we dive into the unseen burdens people are moving every day and why loneliness has become the norm, not the exception.

Questions addressed: Can I love Jesus and still battle anxiety? What’s the difference between worry and a real mental health crisis? How can I identify the invisible burdens in my life.

We also unpack how COVID changed the way people connect (or don’t), why 88% of people struggling with anxiety don’t actually need medical treatment, but better life rhythms, and how faith plays a role in managing our mental and emotional health.

If you’ve ever felt like you’re carrying too much, this episode is for you.