In this episode, Legin and JB react to the death of political activist Charlie Kirk and share their honest perspective on what's happening in America. How should we respond? Should we mourn or move on? How should Christians—and the world—react? Tune in.

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How do you treat a woman properly in 2025 as men? In this episode, Trevor and Legin dive into what respect looks like in relationships, friendships, and daily interactions. They talk about the responsibility men have to treat women with dignity, avoid the pitfalls of cheating, and use their words to uplift instead of tear down.

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How do you truly stay connected with your kids?

In this episode, Legin and Trevor open up about fatherhood—raising their children, walking with them through the transition into adulthood, and the challenges that come with it. They discuss what it means to be present, how to deal with your own issues so they don't spill over into your parenting, and the concern of living a double life in front of your kids.

They also explore the delicate balance between guiding your children and giving them space to grow, all while helping steer them in the right direction.

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With online church and virtual communities, is it necessary or beneficial for a believer in Christ to attend a physical church regularly? In this episode, Legin and Trevor answer this question and dive into the biblical model presented by Jesus Himself. Tune in!

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With so many people leaving the church, deconstructing their faith, and headlines filled with church scandals and fallen leaders—why should anyone stay? In this episode, Legin and Trevor dive into that very question.

They explore what to look for in a healthy church and a trustworthy pastor, why reading the Bible for yourself is essential, and how to avoid the traps of bad theology. It's a challenging but necessary conversation for anyone wrestling with faith, trust, and the future of the church.

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Constructing, Deconstructing, or Reconstructing your faith? This episode is for you.

In this episode, Legin and Trevor open up about their personal journeys to discovering the truth of Christianity. Trevor shares how he explored the 5% Nation, Greek mythology, and Islam before finding Christ for himself.

They talk about what it means to build an authentic faith on a solid foundation — not on culture, trends, or self-made beliefs. The conversation dives into deconstruction, reconstruction, and the temptation to remake God in our own image.

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In this episode of The Legin Podcast, we dive into the meaning of manhood—beyond cultural stereotypes and shallow definitions. We explore what society says a man should be and contrast that with what Scripture reveals about true masculinity.

What does biblical manhood look like in today's world? How should men lead, love, and show up in relationships, community, and culture? We talk about responsibility, moral direction, and what true devotion looks like in the life of a man.

Whether you're navigating identity, purpose, or just trying to be a better man in a broken world—this conversation is for you.

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Fatherhood is under attack. Today, 1 in 4 households are without a father figure—and that absence leaves a deep impact.

In this episode of The Legin Podcast, JB, Trevor, and Legin dive into their personal experiences with fatherhood—sharing stories of growing up without a dad, the struggle to become a good man or woman without that example, and what it takes to break the cycle.

They talk candidly about:

• Learning how to become a great father when you never had one

• The healing journey of forgiving your own father

• How to build identity, integrity, and emotional health in the absence of male mentorship

Whether you're a father, grew up without one, or are walking with someone who did—this episode is for you.

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Have we made a god out of our politics?

In this episode, Legin, Trevor Lucas, and JB Harrison challenge the growing trend of political idolatry — the idea that our hope, identity, or even salvation is tied to whoever holds public office. From misplaced nationalism to media bias and a lack of journalistic integrity, we unpack how these dynamics distort truth, divide communities, and distract us from Kingdom priorities.

If you're tired of performative politics and ready for a more honest conversation, this one's for you.

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In this episode, we tackle some heavy topics: Is Christianity a "white man's" religion? Are Black people present in the Bible? How can we trust the origins of the Bible? What are some myths about Christianity that aren't true? Join us on a journey to discover the truth about Jesus and the scriptures with Christian apologist and author Adam Coleman.

Adam Coleman is passionate about equipping Christians with evidence to strengthen their faith and engage with culture meaningfully. A husband, father of five energetic children, social worker, writer, and public speaker, Adam brings a unique and relatable perspective to the conversation.

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