The title says it all. In this episode the guys discuss hate. When do you hate? What do you hate? Is it godly to hate a person? Payton is back and has a lot on his mind after reading some local news from Indianapolis and Texas.

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The guys are joined by a special guest! In this episode the guys discuss Isaiah 6:8 and the faith it takes to say “here I am, Lord. Send me.” As is par for this podcast, we go down a few rabbit holes and have some technical difficulties!

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Let’s face it: human beings are NOT inherently good. Sometimes we abuse those who help us. In this episode Casey and David discuss how helping others can actually hurt. They talk about how to recognize when a Christian man’s good nature is being taken advantage of and, the flip-side, how to recognize when the help you give is actually hurting the person that is asking for help.

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We all have those friends. The ones you only talk to once a week. You only see them at church. In this episode, Casey and David discuss the importance of continuing friendships beyond the church walls.

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Good leadership is important, especially when the storms come. The guys talk about what good leadership looks like in a Christian home.

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The old man is back and he’s got things to say!!!!! Pop some corn, sit back and let the ranting begin!!!

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David and Payton go rogue!!!

Have you watched the news lately?! It’s easy to get black-pilled today. Too often, Christians turn a blind eye to what’s going on in the world around them. A war is raging all around us. Don’t be lukewarm. Get in the fight!

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Casey is on the warpath!! In this episode the guys discuss marriage and parenting from a biblical perspective. Nothing is off limits here. Put down the Xbox controller and listen! Then go lift heavy things lots of times!

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In this episode of The Enemy Within, we blow the lid off one of the most stubborn myths in modern Christianity: the idea that worship music has to sound a certain way—soft, polished, and “safe”—to actually be Christian. We talk about a podcast we’ve been obsessed with lately that features the Christian deathcore band Impending Doom. That’s right—brutal breakdowns, guttural vocals, blast beats—and every lyric drenched in Scripture and the Gospel. It’s a perfect example of what happens when the Church encounters music that sounds like “devil music” but preaches Jesus louder than most Sunday morning anthems. We unpack the knee-jerk stereotypes Christians slap on any genre with distortion, harsh vocals, or aggression… even when the message is crystal clear and God-glorifying. We also get real about the elephant in the sanctuary: most contemporary worship music is written in vocal ranges so high that the average man can’t sing it without feeling ridiculous. It’s heavily feminized, emotionally driven, and unintentionally geared toward female worshippers—leaving a huge chunk of the body of Christ on the sidelines. Take a moment and listen to Skillet’s powerful rock-ballad version of “O Come, O Come Emmanuel.” It’s raw, beautiful, massive, and undeniably glorifying to God. Yet plenty of believers immediately branded it “devil worship” because of the guitars, the intensity, and the edge in the vocals. We ask the question out loud: When are we going to realize that different styles of music can glorify God just as powerfully, reach people the Church is currently missing, and carry the Gospel into places soft acoustic sets never will?It’s time to stop rejecting entire genres because of how they sound and start judging the fruit instead. If the lyrics exalt Christ, maybe the “devil music” label says more about us than it does about the song.Tune in. You might just discover that the real enemy within isn’t the distorted guitar—it’s our own narrow definition of what “sounds Christian.”

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David and Casey are sharing way too much with y’all! That’s what happens when Payton leaves them unsupervised!

In this powerful and deeply personal episode of the podcast, David and Casey discuss the long, winding road of infertility. A subject many couples know all too well. Each sharing powerful stories ending in dramatically different ways.

First, we hear from David. He and his wife spent four grueling years trying to conceive. They tracked cycles, changed diets, underwent every test and treatment available, prayed, cried, and nearly gave up. Then, when they had almost stopped hoping, pregnancy happened—naturally, unexpectedly, and perfectly. Nine months later they welcomed a healthy baby into the world. Their story is one of persistence, resilience, and that rare, joyful moment when everything finally clicks.

Next, we hear from Casey, whose journey with his wife began with the same hope and struggle. After months of trying for their second child, he and his wife finally saw those two pink lines. But at 21 weeks, their baby died in utero. The stillbirth shattered their dreams in an instant. What followed were months of more treatments, more waiting, more heartbreak—and ultimately, the painful realization that they would never conceive again. The story explores grief, the search for meaning after loss, and how a marriage survives when the future you planned no longer exists.

Raw, honest, and unflinching, this episode doesn’t sugarcoat the emotional toll of infertility or pretend every story has a fairy-tale ending. Instead, it holds space for both miracles and unanswered prayers, reminding listeners that they are never alone in the waiting, the wondering, or the healing that comes after. Whether you’re on this journey yourself, supporting someone who is, or simply want to understand the complex realities of building a family, this conversation will stay with you long after it ends.

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