Most parents today are raising children in confusion.

Boys are taught to soften.Girls are taught to harden.And somewhere along the way… we lost God’s design.

In this episode of the Man of God Podcast, Casey, Travis, and Justin break down one of the most important conversations for fathers:

How do you raise sons and daughters differently—on purpose?

Using the powerful analogy of rocks and flowers, this conversation gets practical:

• Why boys need pressure, challenge, and responsibility• Why girls need cultivation, care, and protection

• How modern culture has flipped these roles upside down

• The subtle ways fathers unintentionally raise weak men and hardened women

• Real, everyday parenting moments that shape identity

This isn’t theory.

This is how you lead your home well.

If you’re a father—or plan to be—this is a conversation you can’t ignore.

Men are waking up—but many are waking up angry.

In this episode, we break down why modern men are reacting with frustration, blame, and bitterness—and why that won’t fix anything.

We cover:

• The root of male anger in today’s culture

• Why blame-shifting keeps men stuck

• The difference between reacting and leading

• How men can take responsibility and lead like Christ

Because culture doesn’t change when men complain.It changes when men take responsibility.

Most men don’t need more information—they need real brotherhood.

In this episode of the Man of God Podcast, we break down a form of masculine love that’s been misunderstood, suppressed, and almost erased in today’s culture:brotherhood that sharpens, challenges, and builds men.

This isn’t about tearing each other down.This is about becoming stronger men—together.

We talk about:

・ Why banter, teasing, and challenge are actually signs of healthy brotherhood

・ The difference between building men up vs. tearing them down

・ Why isolation is quietly destroying men today

・ How real brotherhood exposes weakness—and strengthens character

・ The danger of “soft” Christianity that avoids sharpening men

・ How to find (or build) a circle of men that actually makes you better

If you’ve ever felt alone, stuck, or like something is missing in your walk as a man—this episode will hit home.

Because real men aren’t built in isolation.They’re forged in brotherhood.

In this episode of the Man of God Podcast, Casey Wilson, Travis Shook, Danny Antoine, and Justin Bohner finish their series on girls, gold, and glory by tackling the root issue behind it all: pride.

Pride is subtle. It hides behind good intentions, success, leadership, and even service. It can turn competition into self-glory, wisdom into arrogance, and strength into control. And if left unchecked, it quietly reshapes a man’s heart away from God.

This conversation breaks down:

• Why pride is the root of so many sins

• The difference between confidence and arrogance

• How pride shows up in leadership, work, and family life

• The danger of false humility

• How gratitude and the fear of the Lord guard a man’s heart

• Practical ways to walk in humility while still leading with strength

If you’re a man who wants to lead well, live faithfully, and walk in strength without drifting into pride, this episode will help you examine your heart and recalibrate your life.

In this episode of the Man of God Podcast, Casey Wilson, Travis Shook, and Justin Bohner wrap up their series on girls, gold, and glory by confronting one of the most subtle dangers in a man’s life: the love of money.

This conversation explores how money is a gift from God, how it can become a snare when it turns into security, status, or obsession, and how Christian men must learn to handle wealth, work, provision, and responsibility without losing their souls in the process. The guys talk about the difference between diligence and anxiety, contentment and complacency, planning and getting ahead of God, and why so many men slowly drift into financial fear without realizing what it’s doing to their hearts, their marriages, and their children.

This is a practical and sobering episode for husbands, fathers, and working men who want to provide well, trust God fully, and live free from the grip of greed.

In this special episode, Casey Wilson, Travis Shook, Justin Bohner, and Cliff Graham introduce the brand-new Lion of War Podcast.

Recorded while Cliff is in the studio producing the first episodes, this conversation explores the heart behind the project, the long road of completing the full Lion of War series, and why the story of David continues to resonate so deeply with men. They discuss the difference between merely reading facts and being shaped by story, why biblical storytelling carries unique power, and how David’s life helps modern men recover a fuller vision of courage, worship, brotherhood, struggle, repentance, and faithfulness.

This episode also gives listeners a preview of the opening arc of the podcast, including the prelude, the first episode on the geography and history surrounding David’s world, and the larger vision for a long-form narrative journey through Scripture, history, and manhood.

If you want to better understand David, the mighty men, the world of the Old Testament, and the grand story of God that forms faithful men, this episode is a strong starting point.

In this episode of the Man of God Podcast, Casey, Justin, and Travis take an unflinching look at the lust of the flesh—how sexual sin, porn, and fantasy are destroying men from the inside out, and how Christ calls us to something better.

Drawing from 1 John 2, Proverbs, Song of Solomon, and the tragic story of Amnon and Tamar, the guys unpack:

• Why lust isn’t a “single guy problem” but a man problem

• How porn rewires your brain, poisons your expectations, and walks into your marriage with you

• The lie that “just one more look” will satisfy—and why it always leaves you emptier and more ashamed

• Why freedom isn’t just white-knuckling and counting “days clean,” but learning to love a greater pleasure in Christ

• How to fight like a man: boundaries, brotherhood, and bringing your sin into the light

• How fathers can train their sons to desire better “fruit” and see women as sisters, not objects

If you’re tired of being crippled by shame, tired of feeling weak and double-minded, this conversation will call you back to the joy, strength, and clarity that comes from purity of heart.

Men, you don’t have to be owned by lust. In Christ, you can fight, you can change, and you can see God.

In this episode of the Man of God Podcast, Casey, Justin, Travis, and Danny step into one of the most misunderstood topics in the Christian life: Satan, spiritual warfare, and the schemes that target men.

Scripture says we are “not ignorant of his schemes”—but most of us live like we are. The guys unpack how the enemy works through deception, distraction, and distortion, especially in the classic arenas of girls, gold, and glory (which they’ll unpack more in future episodes). At the same time, they push hard against an unhealthy obsession with the devil and call men back to the simplicity of being sons who fix their eyes on Christ.

You’ll hear:

• The reality of two kingdoms: the dominion of darkness vs. the kingdom of the beloved Son

• Why Satan counterfeits what God creates—and how that shows up in lust, materialism, and pride

• The danger of becoming full, comfortable, and proud after God blesses you (Deuteronomy 8, Uzziah, David, etc.)

• How to recognize when you’re being leveraged by the enemy vs. simply walking in the flesh

• Why your biggest weapon is not “devil awareness” but a deep, practical awareness of your identity in Christ

• Simple rhythms and boundaries Travis uses to keep his mind set on the Spirit in everyday life

• Danny’s challenge to stop living “sin-conscious” and start living righteousness-conscious as a true son

• Casey’s picture of Satan as a counterfeit father—and the call to hear and obey the Father’s voice in the moment of temptation

This episode will help you stop tiptoeing around spiritual warfare, stop giving Satan more attention than he deserves, and start walking as a man who knows who his Father is, where his allegiance lies, and how to stand firm in a dark world.

Every man you meet is shaping your life—for good or for ruin. In this episode of the Man of God Podcast, Casey, Danny, Travis, and Justin walk through Proverbs and unpack three kinds of men you must learn to recognize: the evil man, the foolish man, and the wise man. We talk about:• How Scripture defines an evil man—a man set against the purposes of God, who brings destruction everywhere he goes.• Why most guys you deal with are actually fools—immature, careless, and dangerous without even knowing it.• What marks a wise man—a man who fears the Lord, embraces correction, and surrounds himself with godly counsel.• Practical grids for reading men: boundaries, consequences, homework, and encouragement.• How to know who to hire, who to disciple, who to distance yourself from, and who to run with in battle.• Why you cannot lead well as a husband, father, boss, or coach if you refuse to grow in wisdom yourself.If you’ve ever been burned by bad business partners, flaky friends, or destructive leaders—or you’re raising sons and want them to become wise men—this conversation will give you handles for real-life discernment and brotherhood.Listen + Subscribe to the Man of God Podcast for more weekly conversations on biblical manhood, fatherhood, and walking out God’s standard in the real world. Share this episode with a man in your life who needs stronger brothers and clearer categories for the men around him.

When the world is shouting, how should a man of God speak?In this episode, Casey sits down with Travis, Danny, and Justin to tackle some of the most explosive issues in our culture—immigration, ICE, the Super Bowl halftime show, race, politics, social media outrage—and asks a deeper question: How should Christian men communicate in a way that honors Christ, loves people, and refuses to bow to chaos?

We talk about:

• Why so many “conversations” today are really just emotional grenade-throwing

• How to think biblically about immigration, borders, and law without dehumanizing people

• The difference between God’s definition of love and the counterfeit “love” preached by pop culture

• What Charlie Kirk’s assassination reveals about our cultural hatred of truth and open dialogue

• How social media is training men to be reactionary, thin-skinned, and quarrelsome

• The danger of confusing political tribalism with Christian faithfulness

• Why the fear of the Lord and your identity as a son of God must shape how you speak

• Practicing James 1:19 in real life: quick to hear, slow to speak, slow to anger

• When to stay silent online and when to speak up—and how to do it without sinning

• How our words in the church either build up the body or destroy our witness to the world

If you’ve ever felt frustrated watching the news, argued in the comments section, or wondered how to stand for truth without becoming bitter and combative, this conversation will give you handles, not just hot takes.