This week, the Play The Man podcast hosts discuss how the church and Christian men should respond to shrinking cultural neutrality while maintaining focus on the church's core mission of word and sacrament. They emphasize the importance of covenant community membership and encourage men to be creative in their vocations and community engagement while remaining anchored in faithful church participation and family leadership.

This week the guys discuss how neutral ground in the public square is shrinking and why Christians can't just stay on the sidelines anymore. They talk about how the church's attempt to take a "third way" on cultural issues hasn't worked and why we need to show some clarity and courage on where we stand.

This week the guys discuss Charlie Kirk's witness and how he wasn't afraid to mix his faith with politics in a way that influenced the younger generation. They talk about how his death led to more people showing up at church instead of rioting, which says a lot about the kind of impact he had.

Today the guys talk with Jeff Wann about Psalm-singing and the Bible and Sword Psalm Project.

Today the guys review season one and what they hope for the future of the podcast.

Today the guys look at 1 Corinthians 11 and the Apostle Paul's discussion on headcoverings. Is this just a cultural phenomena or something that's applicable for Christians today?

Today the guys talk about spiritual gifts. What are they for? What about sign gifts like tongues and prophecy? Have some of the gifts ceased? Find out on this episode of Play the Man!

Today the guys discuss concepts from the book Leadership and Emotional Sabotage: Resisting the Anxiety that will Wreck Your Family, Destroy Your Church, and Ruin the World by Joe Rigney.

Today the guys discuss the book of Nehemiah - why we are currently studying the book at Hope Pres, and what we can learn from the book and its central character.

Today the guys discuss Christian liberty. What is it? When are we to exercise it? When do we lay down our rights for love of our brother?