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Welcome to The Resilient Disciple Podcast, biblical truth for men who refuse to stay stuck. In this short introduction, Joey shares why he created the podcast, who it's for, and what you can expect each week as we grow closer to Jesus and learn to live surrendered to Him.
Building resilience begins long before a crisis hits. Learn how a simple, consistent daily practice can prepare you to face life's toughest challenges.
This video explores a personal story that reframes what it means to develop strength. Rather than finding courage in the middle of a medical diagnosis, this approach focuses on the small, manageable commitments we make each week. It is for anyone looking to build a foundation of mental stability that holds up when things get difficult.
We break down why the true start of building resilience isn't a dramatic moment, but a quiet decision to show up. You will learn how shifting your focus to a daily habit of personal growth creates the capacity to handle adversity. By applying the concept of starting one Monday at a time, you can establish a framework for long-term consistency.
If you want to master the art of daily habits, subscribe for weekly personal growth breakdowns and let me know in the comments: what is one small practice that helps you stay consistent?
0:00 Beyond the Diagnosis
0:32 Stepping Out of the Comfort Zone
2:58 The Necessity of Having Witnesses
5:22 Stop Waiting for a Crisis
From the publisher's feed
I'm Joey Koontz, husband, father, and a man who has walked my own road of drifting from God and coming back to full surrender to Christ. Through The Resilient Disciple Podcast, I want to walk…
I also co-founded Brotherhood Forged, a community for men who are done settling for stuck and are choosing to fight for their faith, their marriages, and their purpose together. Join us at bro4ged.com.
Separately, I offer The Surrendered Man, my personal one on one coaching for men ready to stop starting and stopping and finally surrender the areas they've been avoiding: health, marriage, pride, or purpose. More can be found at joeykoontz.com