JM is joined by his thriving wife (the lovely Natalie Clark) and they talk about what you can do to lead your wife into the blessed life. They discuss provision, flirting, and more.

There’s a difference between a captain and a cabin boy. The captain won’t blame others, circumstances, their upbringing, or anything else. The cabin boy will find excuses and reasons for why he can’t be more or do more. This episode will help you crucify the cabin boy and step more fully into the leg of responsibility that every captain must have.

If you’re frustrated by lack of frequency or freedom in your bedroom, if you’ve convinced yourself that your wife just “has a low drive,” and if you’ve “tried everything” to change the situation – with no results, this episode will point you in the right direction.

“Alpha” is a flawed term, but we redeem it here and use it to help you see examples of strong masculinity in Scripture. We also talk about what’s better than being “Alpha” or “Beta” and how you can be like Jesus: the right thing at the right time.

You might think you need better tactics. But you probably need to be a better man. In all honesty... you might need both.

Natalie joins JM for this one as they laugh at the moronic messages in songs and movies that culture has given men and women over the years. It will help you to see what's always been in plain sight, as well as help you guard yourself and your kids from ungodly ideas about the masculine and feminine.

When we stop captaining our ship, the ship begins drifting and it never drifts anywhere we want it to. In this episode we talk about how to stop living a reactive life, and how to become a deliberate man with a plan.

Kristian Kelly came into The Family Captain program hoping for some progress, but ended up being blown away at what God did. Listen to him explain how he has “complete satisfaction in all areas of life” now

Husbands have a temptation to harshness. This is why God specifically commands us to love and be gentle with our wives. Compassion is one of the Three Legs of Leadership here at The Family Captain so we take a closer look at this important command from the Lord and how our obedience brings good fruit.

This is a common question for guys who say they’ve “tried” to lead before. The truth is the question is flawed from the start. You don’t need permission from your wife to lead. Come find out how to move forward with conviction, love, and wisdom- even if your wife is less than supportive at the moment.