Solid Steps Radio

Jesus - the most significant man in history. Holy week - the week of Easter - the most significant week in history. It's a week that changed all of mankind forever. This week’s guest is Dr. Len Moisan, a Bible teacher for nearly three decades. He walks Chad and Kurt through the last week of Jesus's life on Earth - leading up to His crucifixion, death, burial and resurrection.

There’s an active shooter inside of a public place and you’re one of the first ones on the scene as a police officer. You have a job to do, and going in the building is part of that job.

On this week’s show, Kurt and Chad welcome retired LMPD officer Phil Russell to talk about his career path to being a police officer and it being more than a career, but a calling. With the ups and the Downs and all the things that come with it. From being a cop on the street, to a detective, to K-9, to spokesperson, to going into active shooter situations, Phil experienced a lot, and God was with him through the whole process.

“And this gospel of the kingdom will be preached in the whole world as a testimony to all nations, and then the end will come.” Matthew 24:14 NIV

When you run a race, you have a starting line and you have a finishing line. That’s what makes it a race. Some races are shorter than others. But when a runner is running, they’re running on purpose, they’re running in a specific direction, and they are running for the finish line.

When it comes to the race of life and the age of man, there is a finish line. How close to the finish line are we?

On this weeks show, Kurt and Chad welcome author Doug Cobb to talk about his book The Sprint to the Finish, and what the Bible says about the coming of Christ and on the major events that have to happen before his return. According to the data, the finish line could be in sight.

What can we do to help the process, other than be spectators and watching the race finish? We get the opportunity to participate in the race.

https://www.amazon.com/Sprint-Finish.../dp/B0FSJKT1YW...

This week Kurt and Chad talk with two professional athletes about their careers in sports. Amos Martin played in the NFL for the Minnesota Vikings (he has three Super Bowl rings to show for it!) and Ted Schulz played golf on the PGA tour, where he won several tournaments. Both men are University of Louisville Hall of Famers. They have great stories about their respective sports, but they also share what’s the most important thing in their lives - their faith. There is a bonus track not heard on the radio show - check it out for more stories and reflections!

(This is a repeat episode - enjoy!)

“Am I a good father?”

It’s a question that bounces around the heads and hearts of every man who is a dad. From delivery day up to today, that question lingers, and sometimes haunts, every man who is a dad.

How are we doing as men who follow Jesus and go to church on a regular basis as a relates to being a dad?

83% of families don’t pray together.

78% of dad’s aren’t teaching Scripture at home

33% rarely give to the church

(Source: manhoodjourney.org)

The reality of it is, you’re probably not nearly as bad as you think, but also probably could be doing a lot better as well!

See below the free report that is available that talks about the state of fatherhood in the church:

https://manhoodjourney.org/state-of-biblical-fatherhood/

On this weeks show, Kurt and Chad welcome longtime friend and guest of the show, Kent Evans of Manhood Journey. He talks about their finding of what men are saying about themselves as dads. And, what they can do to move the needle in the direction of becoming the dad they desire to be, the dad their family wants them to be, and most of all, who God desires them to be.

What do all of these men have in common?

Adam Cain Abel Seth Enoch Lamech Noah Shem Ham Japheth Nimrod Terah Abram (Abraham) Lot Melchizedek Ishmael Isaac Esau Jacob (Israel) Reuben Simeon Levi Judah Dan Naphtali Gad Asher Issachar Zebulun Joseph Benjamin Ephraim Manasseh Laban Pharaoh

They were all men mentioned in the book of Genesis.

Genesis is the beginning of all of God‘s creation. But maybe more importantly, are the stories that were created and lived out by some of the most fascinating people in Scripture, all in one book.

On this week‘s show, Kurt and Chad welcome author and professor Eric Schansberg, to talk about his new book “Gen Men”, discussing about how the stories of these men thousands of years ago are still impactful and important for us today.

https://www.amazon.com/.../dp/B0FWH9RN76/ref=mp_s_a_1_3...

On this week’s show, Southeast Senior Pastor and author Kyle Idleman talks to Kurt and Chad about “God’s gift of desperation.” Spiritual awakening frequently occurs in times of desperation. No one would choose desperation, but that’s when we are most likely to cry out, “God, help me!” And that’s when our dependence on Him draws us into His presence and power. (This is a repeat episode - enjoy!)

This week Kurt and Chad sit down with NFL Pro Bowler Eric Wood to talk about faith, family and football. Listen as Eric describes how his high school and U of L football experiences led to his being a first-round draft pick for the Buffalo Bills. Eric lost a brother due to complications of severe cerebral palsy, so he recently established the Eric Wood Foundation, in his brother’s honor. Eric’s goal is to help sick kids and their families cope with their financial struggles, which can be devastating.

(This is a repeat episode - enjoy!)

The 7 questions every person in the world asks themselves, deep down in their soul, from childhood to adulthood are these:

AM I SAFE?

AM I SECURE?

AM I LOVED?

AM I WANTED?

AM I SUCCESSFUL?

AM I GOOD ENOUGH?

DO I HAVE A PURPOSE?

These questions drive many people‘s behavior in life, both good and bad. But what if those questions were put there by God Himself? And what if the answers are sitting right in front of us? Which question is your driving question, every day you wake up?

On this weeks show, Kurt and Chad welcome counselor and personal coach Nooch Saeedi https://www.primaltruthliving.com to talk about the 7 primal questions and how those questions have been driving us our entire lives, and how they can help us go in the direction we want, especially when getting the answers from God and His word.

This week’s program is about attaining wisdom. Chad and Kurt ask Barney Long, Robbie Brown, and Gary Bernard to share what they’ve learned in their combined 228 years of living. Find out what they have to say about success, regrets, faithfulness, and marriage. The Bible says, “How much better to get wisdom than gold…” (Proverbs 16:16 NIV) This is a repeat episode - enjoy!