In this episode Ethan shares his rules for dating and we discuss them together. 

In  this episode Ethan and Samuel discuss the landmines in modern dating.  That moves into a discussion of men's roles in dating and ultimately marriage.  This is a the first part of a two part episode.  Next episode Samuel will help Ethan evaluate his rules for dating. 

This episode Samuel and Ethan are joined by Rob Schwartz, father of four, and together they discuss how to be a masculine father who honors God, loves his children, and how to navigate a difficult world together with strength. 

In this episode Ethan and Samuel discuss the question, "Should Christians and just nations participate in violence?"  The episode begins by looking at the Israel vs Gaza conflict and explores the just use of violence.  Do individuals and nations have a responsibility to participate in violence when called upon to do so?  Join us on in the conversation. 

In this episode Ethan and Samuel discuss Acts 2 and the early church asking if either capitalism, Communism, or the free market are prescribe in the Bible.  

In this premiere episode of Reforming Masculinity, we lay the foundation for a biblical vision of manhood and womanhood by turning to the beginning—Genesis chapters 1 through 3. What does it mean to be a man? What does it mean to be a woman? And how does God's original design shape our understanding of identity, purpose, and responsibility?

From the creation of Adam and Eve to the entrance of sin into the world, we explore the distinct yet complementary roles given to men and women, the implications of the Fall, and how these truths speak into today’s confusion around gender and identity. Rooted in a Reformed theological perspective, this episode challenges cultural assumptions and invites listeners to rediscover God’s good design for masculinity in light of His Word.

Whether you're a husband, father, son, or simply seeking clarity on biblical manhood, this episode sets the stage for a journey toward reforming how we live as men—by God’s design and for His glory.