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One of the most important things for a man is to not do life in isolation. It’s critical to have other men who will have your back, men you can do life together with. From celebrating the high points to supporting during the low points, this life was not meant to be lived alone.
My guest today is Theo Zhuang. Times were tough for him as a child, growing up in Venezuela from the age of 3 to 10 as his parents were missionaries, which was a difficult environment for a boy. And growing up as a pastor’s kid didn’t help him during those years, but began his discovery of his own identity, life purpose, and calling.
God brough him through various life experiences, from volunteering, to disaster relief, and in each he had an opportunity to take a giant leap of faith. Learning about himself from the inside out, he realized that he was created with unique gifts that made working as a transformational coach and leading the Noble Father community extremely fulfilling.
In his God-given calling, Theo wakes up every morning with a fervor for life, passionately pursuing his deep-seeded purpose, and building a legacy that he intends to leave behind for generations to come.
Connect with Theo Zhuang here:
https://www.facebook.com/coachtheoz
https://www.instagram.com/coachtheoz/
https://noble-father.com/
Find out more about Significant Man Ministries here:
https://SignificantMan.com
https://community.significantman.com
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One of the issues it seems we all have to work through is the issue of pride. But it can easily sneak into life without us even realizing it. Pride can impact our marriages, our parenting, and every other aspect of our lives.
My guest today is Cody Martin, a man who has been working through this issue over his years. From serving our country in the special forces to everyday life, he shares his thoughts and experiences in dealing with pride.
Cody has been married for nine years only by the grace of God, with five kids ranging from 15 to 3 years old. He has gone to church since he was little but only really accepted Jesus Christ into his life during his first deployment to Afghanistan in 2009. He started military service as a Private First Class in the Minnesota Army National Guard. Next, he attended Saint John's University ROTC and after graduation, earned a commission as a 2nd Lieutenant in the active-duty army, where he was a field artillery officer until he tried out for special forces. In 2021 he medically retired from the 7th Special Forces Group as a Major and became a Field Skills Instructor as a contractor for the Air Force. Cody has recently created his own business called Chosen Property Management LLC.
Since every man has some challenge with pride, this is an important and critical conversation that we all need to hear.
To learn about Mighty Oaks Programs:
https://www.mightyoaksprograms.org/
To learn more about Significant Man Ministry:
https://SignificantMan.com
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As husbands, we want to improve. We want to get better. We want to become a high value husband. But how do we do that, and what does that even mean?
My guest today, David Frey, is an expert on this topic and he shares his great thoughts and insights with us.
David has been married to his wife for 34 years. They are the parents of two beautiful adult children. David is the author of the book titled, “301 Ways to Be a High Value Husband” and the creator of the “Communicate to Connect” program. He is the Founder of a marriage education company and the High Value Husbands coaching program. And David has been researching the science of successful communication and relationships for many years.
Connect with David at:
https://www.facebook.com/dfrey
Find David’s book here:
https://www.amazon.com/301-Ways-High-Value-Husband/dp/1931740003
Find out more about Significant Man Ministries here:
https://SignificantMan.com
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In our culture, we don’t have any clear line, or event, or rite of passage for when a boy becomes a man. This leads to many boys struggling and trying to figure when, and how, they become men. A rite of passage is a powerful experience, from a young man and his father, that invites the boy into his journey of manhood.
My guest today is Steven Arms, and he is a leading expert in this subject. In his book, Milestone to Manhood, Steven shares his firsthand experience of his own Rite of Passage weekend, and he reflects on how it shaped him into the man that he is today. His book also provides other men with the framework of how to hold their own Rite of Passage weekend for their sons.
Connect with Steven, find his book, and learn more about a Rite of Passage at:
https://Milestonetomanhood.com
Connect with Warren, find his books, learn more about Significant Man live events, and more at:
https://SignificantMan.com
Questions Answered:
· What is a Rite of Passage?
· What’s the difference between adulthood and manhood?
· How do you describe the framework for a Rite of Passage?
· Why is a challenge required in a Rite of Passage
· What about a man who cannot hold an outdoor Rite of Passage?
· Why is the age 13 suggested for this kind of event?
· What is the importance of talking about what it means to be a man with your son?
· Why is the example a man sets to his son so critical in this discussion?
· What is the role of the mother in a Rite of Passage for boys?
· Can a father lead his daughter on a Rite of Passage?
· What mistakes have you seen men make with a Rite of Passage?
· What is the most important, and last ritual, of a Rite of Passage?
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In today’s world so many men are working through the ideas of masculinity, toxic masculinity, and calling. So what does healthy masculinity look like? What does a man’s calling look like? How does a man discover his calling? My guests today, Rory and Matt, have great insight into these issues and lots more in a fun and important conversation.
Rory Lawrence is the founder of The Dangerous Man Podcast. Husband to Jenni, father to three children, brother to seven siblings, and a Pastor to Legacy Church. He holds a deep desire to help all men discover their true masculine and dangerous selves. Rory has conquered hell on earth many times, overcoming some of life’s most difficult battles and he continues to turn that pain into purpose. Masculinity is a pursuit he believes brings revelation to a mans heart of who he is, from the God who designed it. When real biblical masculinity is embraced it deepens a mans understanding and ability to live out the unique calling on his life as a dangerous man.
Matt Fortin is co-founder of The Dangerous Man Podcast. He is a loving husband to his wife Becca and he became motivated to inspire men to be the best version of themselves after being surrounded by great examples of men all throughout his life. Matt has always been drawn to mental toughness, discipline and drive, and those values pushed him to carry out his Division 1 baseball dream at Seton Hall University. Matt is a firm believer that all he has learned in athletics has helped him define his conception of manhood.
You can find their podcast and connect with them at https://dangerousmanpodcast.com/
You can find Significant Man Ministries at https://SignificantMan.com
Questions asked:
What do you mean when you state, “Your masculinity isn’t toxic, it’s missing”?
How does a guy find his masculinity?
What was something you discovered through great books written to men?
What are some lies of the enemy that you’ve had to face?
Why do men suffer with domestic abuse in silence?
How does a man discover their calling?
Why is the greatest calling for a man to lead his family?
How does culture attack marriage?
What are some questions men should ask themselves as they are discovering their calling?
How does a man deal with knowing his calling, but his wife is not on board?
What is the importance of a husband and wife being on the same team?
What is the distinction between what is from the world and what is from God?
What are your thoughts on a man who goes with the flow instead of following his calling?
What does the Bible say about passive men?
What duty does a man have to fulfill his calling?
What does it mean to be dangerous for good?
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Communication is one of the main challenges in marriages, and it’s one of the most important things between husband and wife. There are so many questions about this topic. How do we learn to communicate? How does a married couple learn to talk with each other? What does healthy conflict resolution look like in marriage? And so much more.
In this episode today my guest, Austin Holt shares his expertise and experience on these critical questions. Austin is a Christian, Husband, Father, and life hobbyist. He loves all things marriage, ministry, parenting, coffee, outdoors, and more. He loves doing deep transformational work in the hearts, minds, and souls of others so they can best show up exactly how God made them to. His love for people and for life is both contagious and energizing.
It's a great conversation that all men and women can learn from...
Questions Answered:
You can reach Austin at:
Consciouschristianmarriage.com
You can reach Warren at:
SignificantMan.com
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The word cancer is loaded. When we hear the word, all sorts of images pop up in our minds. Our emotions start racing and we start thinking about the future differently.
My guest today, Mike Knebel, has dealt with cancer. And recovery. And then cancer again. And then recovery again.
In this episode, he shares about his faith, his humor, his wife and kids, and the entire process of fighting cancer.
Mike Knebel is a husband, father, Christ follower, self-described bourbon expert, thrice failed political candidate, and reluctant Husker fan.
As a man who finds power in humor, he likes to share that he gave his left nut to get his first book published. You can get his book, Nut Up or Shut Up, on Amazon right now.
It’s an important episode that everyone needs to listen to. So let’s get started.
Questions Answered:
· How did your journey of finding out about cancer begin?
· How did you process the odds and statistics and mental aspects of facing cancer?
· What role did your faith play in this experience?
· What was the first conversation with your wife like once you received your diagnosis?
· How did you and your wife decide what, and how, to share this news with your children?
· Why was, and is, humor so important to you in writing the book and in facing cancer?
· How was your recovery from your cancer surgery?
· When you received a second diagnosis, what was it like going through surgery and recovery yet again?
· What was it like facing cancer with your wife as a unified team going through this together?
· Why is it important that men not go through facing cancer alone?
· What are your thoughts on the way testicular cancer is stigmatized?
· How has your health and nutrition changed since you were first diagnosed?
· What advice do you have to someone who has concerns about this or is early on in dealing with a diagnosis?
· What is the importance of early detection and getting things checkout out right away?
Learn about the Testicular Cancer Foundation
https://testicularcancer.org/
Order Mike’s book, Nut Up or Shut Up
https://www.amazon.com/Nut-Up-Shut-Strength-Testicular/dp/B0D8P2T4PT
Connect with Mike on Instagram here
https://www.instagram.com/kickingcancerintheballs
Find Significant Man Ministries here
https://SignificantMan.com
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Leadership is an incredible honor, but leading can be difficult. Leading in the world and leading in the home; there certainly are a lot of challenges that come with leading. Even Jesus, the ultimate example of a leader, he ran into challenges. And one of the things he was willing to do, was risking the love of the people he was called to lead. But he continued leading through that difficulty.
As men, we’re called to be leaders in our homes. But what does that mean? What does that look like? Too often people misuse that idea of leadership, so what’s the correct way, the Biblical way, of leading in the home? How do we become effective Christian leaders?
My guest today has great thoughts and insights on this idea. Mark Foster is a husband, a father, and a pastor in the state of Maine. And we have a great conversation about Christian leadership.
Connect with Mark’s here: https://www.facebook.com/markfoster80
Find out about Significant Man Ministries: https://SignificantMan.com
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My guest today has worked in some tough places, skid row LA, working with people fresh out of jail, and helping them through the issues of addiction and recovery. In this world so many are struggling with some addiction and need guidance on recovery. We dig into that, and much more on the episode today.
Ben Clark is a Christian, a Husband, and a Father. Working in both the Secular & Faith Communities as a Counselor, & Chaplain Ben has worked in Toronto Canada, LA and most recently South Dakota. Currently serving as Director of Stephens House (A Faith Based Transitional House) Ben has a heart for the restoration and recovery of those battling and bound by addiction. He looks to see each person restored holistically Spirit, Mind, Body.
Learn about Stephen's House at: https://www.stephenshouse.org
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As men, we are called to lead our families. But sometimes we don’t know how to do that. What is God’s plan for family? In the episode today, I am joined by Providence Tucker to discuss our role in leading our family, how we do that according to Scripture, and lots more.
Providence Tucker is a man of God, a husband, father, and grandfather, and he is a faith and family centered thinker. He is passionate about building the Kingdom of God. Sharing God’s calling for men to become the watchman for their families, and community.
Providence believes a man’s strength comes from his connection with the Holy Spirit. A strength that will equip Men to leading from biblical perspective.
And as a life coach, he is the founder of “The Quarry, Matthew 16:18 Life Coaching from a Biblical Perspective.”
Connect with Providence on Facebook at:
https://www.facebook.com/providence.tucker
Connect with Significant Man Ministries here:
https://SignificantMan.com
Questions Answered:
What does it mean to say God’s plan for your family?
How do I find out what Scripture says about God’s plan for my family?
Why must our plan be rooted in Scripture?
How do we help our wives on their path of sanctification?
What do you recommend to a man whose wife is not on board with him leading?
How can a father who is separated from his children still lead them?
Why is it so important that fathers do not provoke their children?
What language should a father use when talking about his children’s mother?
What’s the difference between a peace keeper and a peace maker?
Can you share the story of how this work became a passion of yours?
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