In Part 2 of his conversation with Redeemed Director Nate Dewberry, Edward Graham, grandson of evangelist Billy Graham, reflects on what it means to be called to serve. After 16 years in the Army, Edward now leads through compassion and faith as Chief Operating Officer of Samaritan’s Purse. He shares how God’s heart has reshaped his understanding of success, purpose, and identity—reminding us that true leadership begins with humility and service.

Segments/chapters

25:45 A new role—but a similar mission—at Samaritan’s Purse

34:40 Maintaining perspective and hope despite witnessing crisis and cruelty

40:27 Edward’s love of hunting, the outdoors, and his hometown of Boone, N.C.

43:54 You might be willing to travel the world to share the Gospel, but are you willing to cross the street?

47:51 Closing thoughts: Even manly men need to have some tenderness in their hearts

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In part one of his conversation with Redeemed Director Nate Dewberry, Edward Graham opens up about growing up in the Billy Graham family, his path to West Point, and his 16 years of service as an Army Ranger. He shares how the discipline and sacrifice of military life prepared him to follow God’s call into ministry with Samaritan’s Purse. This episode explores faith, leadership, and what it means to serve God both in and out of uniform.

Segments/chapters

0:00 Intro

0:52 Edward describes his prolific family

6:59 What Edward is trying to pass along to his own kids

10:02 Memories of West Point

15:19 Challenges along Edward’s faith journey

18:37 Transitioning out of the Army into civilian life

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After spending a decade and a half in the throes of a drug and alcohol addiction, Ben Fuller finally took a step toward his dream of making it in Nashville as a country musician. But it was the chance invitation to church that truly turned his life around. Today he’s six years sober, fresh off the release of his fourth studio album, and doing collaborations with superstars like Carrie Underwood. This week, Ben sits down with Nate Dewberry and opens up about how his life took a wrong turn, what made things right again — and perhaps most importantly, how he stays committed and accountable to God with the help of his bandmates.

Segments/chapters

0:00 Intro

1:57 Ben’s childhood, upbringing, and descent into addiction

9:05 Finding an outlet in music — and redemption in the Lord

17:12 The people who’d helped and prayed for Ben all along

21:58 Staying accountable and true to God in an industry full of temptation

31:25 A memorable moment of connection at a recent concert

39:11 Ben talks about his song “Deeper Still” and who he’d like to collaborate with

44:49 Lasting life lessons from the farm

47:14 The Bible verse behind one of Ben’s many tattoos/A closing prayer

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Is there a “right” way to pray? What do you say when your mind is blank—or when God feels distant?

Jesus didn’t leave us guessing. He gave us a model to follow.

In this episode, The Prayer Jesus Gave Us, Redeemed director Nate Dewberry takes a thoughtful journey through the Lord’s Prayer. Each phrase is more than familiar tradition; it’s an invitation into a deeper relationship with our Father.

Whether prayer currently feels routine, mysterious, or intimidating, this teaching will help you see prayer for what it truly is: a privilege, a conversation, and a lifeline.

Segments/chapters

0:00 | Why Prayer Feels Hard Today
1:29 | Why Jesus Gave Us a Prayer to Follow
6:29 | Our Father in Heaven — Identity Before Requests
10:51 | Your Kingdom Come — Trading Control for Trust
16:09 | Give Us Today — Learning Dependence
20:13 | Forgive Us — Receiving & Extending Grace
24:33 | Lead Us Not — Asking for Strength

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What does it take to endure the grueling demands of a 100- or even 200-mile race? For ultramarathoner Pierce Showe, the lessons learned during the race go far beyond running – they bring meaning to the regular rhythms of daily life as well. In this episode, Pierce, founder of Run Your Race ministry, joins Nate Dewberry to share how his passion for running and his walk with Christ have shaped one another. Their conversation dives into themes of forgiveness, mentorship, and trusting God with unmet longings – including the pursuit of fulfillment in the dating world.

Segments/chapters

0:00 Intro

1:32 How Pierce got involved in endurance running

9:11 Pierce’s faith journey

14:09 Redemption and forgiveness

17:40 Finding a good mentor—or mentee

24:04 What do you need to do to endure a 100- or 200-mile race?

35:10 The principles and disciplines that sustain Pierce even when he’s not running

41:10 Surrendering to God’s guidance in the single world

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“Love deeply. Live quietly. Mind your own affairs. Work with your hands.” These simple instructions from Paul’s first letter to the Thessalonians form the foundation of pastor Tommy Brown’s new book, The Speed of Soul. This week, Tommy talks with Redeemed director Nate Dewberry about what inspired the book and what he hopes men will find a vision for living “smaller” yet freer, a sense of greater fulfillment in ordinary work, and discovering what he calls “a better way of being human.”

Segments/chapters

0:00 Intro/The “wisdom circle” that inspired Tommy’s new book

5:14 What does redemption mean to you?

6:59 Loving deeply in a culture that can be fast-paced and unforgiving

16:21 Living quietly in a world full of noise and static

27:14 Minding your own affairs while still having concern for others

39:18 Working with your hands and glorifying God in the process

47:00 How living the four rhythms changes not only our lives, but others

49:52 Tommy’s other books/Closing thoughts

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Dr. Mike Zigarelli has more than two decades’ worth of experience researching and writing about the intersection between business, faith, and leadership. This week, he talks with Redeemed director Nate Dewberry to share what he’s learned from successful Christian business leaders and from Messiah University’s phenomenally successful men’s and women’s soccer programs. His insights—such as pursuing a purpose higher than winning and owning responsibility rather than shifting blame—are practical habits men can apply in their daily lives as businessmen, husbands, and fathers.

Segments/chapters

0:00 Intro/a little about Mike’s background

3:23 Mike’s faith journey/What does redemption mean to you?

9:11 How Mike got inspired to study and write about leadership

14:39 Some common traits of the Christian business leaders Mike’s studied

18:08 Lessons from Messiah U soccer that men can apply in their daily lives

24:35 What Mike experienced as he applied those leadership principles to his own life

30:45 Striking a balance between striving and contentment

37:08 Mike previews his next project/closing thoughts

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This week, The Redeemed Man podcast welcomes back one of its very first guests, licensed counselor and minister Michael Cusick, to talk about his new book Sacred Attachments. In his conversation with Nate Dewberry, Michael explains what attachment means, why it matters, and how the bonds we form, or fail to form, early in life can shape us as adults. He also highlights the importance of openness and honesty, how to guard against “spiritual exhaustion,” and what it means to embrace a “re-imagined” life with God—one marked not by constant activity, but by rest and security in His love. 

Segments/chapters

0:00 Intro/What inspired Michael’s latest book

3:19 What does attachment mean, and why is it important?

11:51 The “Four S’s” critical to a child’s healthy emotional development

15:32 How our sacred attachment to God helps us “exhale” in times of stress and shame

24:26 The truth will set you free—not just the truth of the Bible, but what’s in our own hearts

32:11 God meets us where we’re broken, so let’s be willing to admit where that is

41:38 How God rescues us: the story of Juan Cruz

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Less than a year into his studies at Georgia Tech, Peyton Wells found himself in the middle of a spiritual and existential crisis: Had he been living for the wrong things? Did God have something better in store for him? That search for answers led Peyton to make the difficult decision to transfer to Highlands College to pursue a career in ministry, a choice that strengthened his faith and taught him valuable lessons. This week, Peyton joins Nate Dewberry to share the lessons he’s learned along the way, from the daily need to “put on God’s armor,” to the power of being open and transparent, to the unique freedom that comes when we let God take control.

Segments/chapters

0:00 Intro/Peyton’s journey

4:19 Peyton’s fears upon deciding to leave Georgia Tech to pursue a career in ministry

12:16 The “daily rhythms” Peyton has taken up since changing his path

19:17 Dealing with doubt

25:29 Bible verses that Peyton relies on for guidance

29:13 Peyton takes stock of where he’s succeeded and where he’s still struggling

38:04 Being vulnerable and maintaining friends you’re willing to share things with

48:16 Peyton looks to his future

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Evan Lanier never imagined his career would revolve around a camera – let alone take him to dozens of countries by the time he turned 40. As a filmmaker, videographer, and co-founder of 5nine Creative, he’s spent years capturing powerful stories of people living out and strengthening their faith in the midst of hardship and tragedy. In this week’s episode, Evan joins Redeemed founder Paul Amos to share some of those stories, along with the life-changing lessons he and his family have learned along the way.

Segments/chapters

0:00 Intro/Evan’s background and journey to filmmaking

8:22 The search for outlets for his creativity/-music talk

13:07 Becoming a storyteller through video

18:58 Finding glimmers of hope in the midst of tragedy and suffering

28:16 The formation and development of 5nine Creative

34:04 Exposure to other cultures broadens our perspectives and challenges our assumptions

40:48 How wealth and abundance can erode our devotion to God

47:23 Closing thoughts: Evan’s most memorable international dining experiences

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