Three Men for Thee

By Jack C. Bales, Carl Martin, Herbert I. Burns Jr.

Interviews with authors, politicians, pastors, and other people with relevant current views concerning Christian values in today's times relating to politics, prophecy, and the supernatural. Three Men... more

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September 14, 2020 Episode 41: Part 1 interview with Nikita Koloff - Breaking Chains
Testimony
I have traveled all over the world as a top athlete in professional wrestling. As far as "bad
guys" came, I was one of the "baddest". The story was that I was a superior athlete who came off the boat, literally, from the Soviet Union to the United States to show Americans what a "real" athlete looked like. A Russian guy who spoke not a word of English. That was the perception of who I was supposed to be. It worked. It is still one of the most talked about events in wrestling history.
The reality was that I was just a guy from the projects of Minneapolis, Minnesota who grew up on welfare. I lived the part of a Russian 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. For the first 13 months of my career, I never spoke a word of English in public or to anyone, except my Uncle Ivan Koloff. After this time, I only spoke in broken English. The character that I "played" was a heartless, cold, and evil person, a man of no compassion for anyone whatsoever. This was an easy character for me to portray, as it wasn't that far from the real me. (I would later become a "good guy" and a fan favorite). Upon my retirement in 1993, I found myself reflecting back on my life and career. Evaluating all that I had accomplished, the accolades, the fame and the fortune, I was confused as to why I still felt empty inside. The world told me that fame and fortune would make me happy, but I had all of these things and was still unfulfilled. In October of 1993, I stepped into a church service and when an altar call was given, in an instant, I immediately knew what was missing in my life. A relationship with Jesus Christ. My life has never been the same. The years of my journey with Lord Jesus, from 1993 to present, have far exceeded the first 34 years of my life. I have been privileged and honored that the Lord has opened doors all over the world for me to minister. I have spoken in churches, schools, prisons and the
streets of the U.S. and the world.
As I have shared my story of how God performed "heart surgery" on me, I have witnessed thousands come to Jesus and experience God's awesome power of changing their hearts and lives forever.
The Lord has not only called me to share where He's brought me, He has also birthed messages in me for the church of today. I would be honored to come and be a part of what you are doing and to help
further God's kingdom in your city.
In 1987, Nikita was named Inspirational Wrestler of the Year. In 1993, at the age of 33, in the height of his career, he retired from professional athletics. His wrestling career has taken him to places like Japan, Saipan, Guam, Kuwait, Puerto Rico, Canada and all over the U.S. Business ventures have taken him throughout Europe.
Nikita has a power packed wrestling outreach that touches the heart of every community where this event has taken place. Through these events, thousands have come to accept Jesus Christ as their Savior.
Nikita says "We give the people what they want: good OLD FASHIONED wrestling, and they leave with what they need: SALVATION". These events have taken place from Los Angeles to New Mexico to Wash. D.C. Sponsored by churches or local businessmen this tremendous outreach can be brought to your community.
If your looking for something unique to reach the lost, who wouldn't otherwise come to church, this is it.
Special Guest: Nikita Koloff.
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32min
September 12, 2020 Episode 40: Zena Montana the woman who found her faith
Zena was born as an Orthodox Jew and for 19 years. Then she was drawn into the Mormon faith for 19 years. After realizing the true values of that faith Zena was led to Christianity which is where she is today. Listen to her amazing story as she traveled these faith paths.
Special Guest: Zena Montant.
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41min
September 01, 2020 Episode 39: Zena Montana the woman who found her faith
Zena was born as an Orthodox Jew and for 19 years. Then she was drawn into the Mormon faith for 19 years. After realizing the true values of that faith Zena was led to Christianity which is were she is today. Listen to her amazing story as she traveled these faith paths.
Special Guest: Zena Montant.
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35min
August 17, 2020 Episode 38: Part 2 interview with Jay Helvey
NCS chapters are guided by a few simple principles:
All men are welcome, but NCS is a gathering for men only.
NCS is a “safe place” and in this, we take a cue from A.A. – “what is said here stays here.”
We meet on neutral ground (attractive, convenient locations like restaurants, country clubs, offices and homes… and we avoid meeting in church buildings.)
Membership is free to all. There are no dues or fees to be an NCS “member”.
Any organization that we have is very “flat.” We have no paid chapter leaders. (We view NCS as a movement, not as a formal organization.) This also keeps anyone from dominating and controlling a chapter and its direction. Our model is volunteer leadership teams instead of paid leaders.
Our leadership comes from the marketplace.(Some church leaders & pastors attend, but they are not the leaders of any NCS chapter.)
All of our chapters are always open to anyone at anytime, and easily found. And we have no closed groups or “secret handshakes”.
Perhaps it’s easier to grasp what NCS is not:
We are not a men’s program from a church or any denomination
We are not a Bible Study… although NCSers do read the Bible regularly.
We are not a prayer meeting… although we encourage men to pray.
We are not a counseling service… although there is no doubt we have many stories of guys’ lives being changed together.
We are not a rehab program or a support group– 12 Step or otherwise… although we have taken some principles from A.A. like the need to be brutally honest about your own junk.
We are not a drinking club… although we have plenty of wine, scotch and cognac snobs among us, we also in fact have some recovering alcoholics among us. We are always sensitive to them.
We are not a cigar club… but there’s never any shortage of quality cigars and the accompanying conversations. A great cigar is a great way to start a friendship.
Most men lead lives of quiet desperation…
Men, especially those working in the marketplace, are isolated and alone, distracted and often overwhelmed. They are looking for more from their limited and superficial friendships. The pressures and temptations for men are great. NCS gives guys a place to form deep friendships and experience real growth in Jesus.
We encourage each chapter to form Energy Groups. These groups meet regularly (average twice monthly) and may vary in size from chapter to chapter but are usually 4-6 men, with the purpose of NCS members going deeper into the challenges and opportunities that a member might be facing in his life. It’s a great opportunity for men to help each other in a private, non-oppositional and non-imposing manner. NCS members find that these small groups are both Empowering and Energizing. Thus the name, Energy Groups!
If guys spent more time in friendship with each other and could discuss their temptations, they would need to spend less time asking for forgiveness.
We believe in creating an environment where all men are welcome, no matter what they do for a living, or what mistakes they have made in their lives. Grace is essential to our community.
All of our speakers are followers of Jesus, and we regularly refer to scripture, but many attendees do not have any specific faith view. Men are attracted to transformational stories, and speakers who inspire and encourage us. Often men will find their own lives are changed by their encounters with Jesus, and the encouragement of their NCS brothers.
Come check it out. You will find a community of men who are committed to each other, who laugh together (we don’t take ourselves too seriously) and who walk with each other through life’s challenges.
About the New Canaan Society
NCS is a National Movement of over 24,000 men who gather together to encourage each other in friendship and faith and to support each other to be better husbands, fathers and leaders in the marketplace and in our communities. NCS is often described as Young Life for marketplace men, where we focus on being open, honest, and vulnerable to grow in friendship with Jesus and each other. Our 65 chapters meet weekly or bi-weekly around the country in 26 states.
Special Guest: Jay Helvey.
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39min
August 03, 2020 Episode 37: Part 1 Interview with Jay Helvey
NCS chapters are guided by a few simple principles:
All men are welcome, but NCS is a gathering for men only.
NCS is a “safe place” and in this, we take a cue from A.A. – “what is said here stays here.”
We meet on neutral ground (attractive, convenient locations like restaurants, country clubs, offices and homes… and we avoid meeting in church buildings.)
Membership is free to all. There are no dues or fees to be an NCS “member”.
Any organization that we have is very “flat.” We have no paid chapter leaders. (We view NCS as a movement, not as a formal organization.) This also keeps anyone from dominating and controlling a chapter and its direction. Our model is volunteer leadership teams instead of paid leaders.
Our leadership comes from the marketplace.(Some church leaders & pastors attend, but they are not the leaders of any NCS chapter.)
All of our chapters are always open to anyone at anytime, and easily found. And we have no closed groups or “secret handshakes”.
Perhaps it’s easier to grasp what NCS is not:
We are not a men’s program from a church or any denomination
We are not a Bible Study… although NCSers do read the Bible regularly.
We are not a prayer meeting… although we encourage men to pray.
We are not a counseling service… although there is no doubt we have many stories of guys’ lives being changed together.
We are not a rehab program or a support group– 12 Step or otherwise… although we have taken some principles from A.A. like the need to be brutally honest about your own junk.
We are not a drinking club… although we have plenty of wine, scotch and cognac snobs among us, we also in fact have some recovering alcoholics among us. We are always sensitive to them.
We are not a cigar club… but there’s never any shortage of quality cigars and the accompanying conversations. A great cigar is a great way to start a friendship.
Most men lead lives of quiet desperation…
Men, especially those working in the marketplace, are isolated and alone, distracted and often overwhelmed. They are looking for more from their limited and superficial friendships. The pressures and temptations for men are great. NCS gives guys a place to form deep friendships and experience real growth in Jesus.
We encourage each chapter to form Energy Groups. These groups meet regularly (average twice monthly) and may vary in size from chapter to chapter but are usually 4-6 men, with the purpose of NCS members going deeper into the challenges and opportunities that a member might be facing in his life. It’s a great opportunity for men to help each other in a private, non-oppositional and non-imposing manner. NCS members find that these small groups are both Empowering and Energizing. Thus the name, Energy Groups!
If guys spent more time in friendship with each other and could discuss their temptations, they would need to spend less time asking for forgiveness.
We believe in creating an environment where all men are welcome, no matter what they do for a living, or what mistakes they have made in their lives. Grace is essential to our community.
All of our speakers are followers of Jesus, and we regularly refer to scripture, but many attendees do not have any specific faith view. Men are attracted to transformational stories, and speakers who inspire and encourage us. Often men will find their own lives are changed by their encounters with Jesus, and the encouragement of their NCS brothers.
Come check it out. You will find a community of men who are committed to each other, who laugh together (we don’t take ourselves too seriously) and who walk with each other through life’s challenges.
About the New Canaan Society
NCS is a National Movement of over 24,000 men who gather together to encourage each other in friendship and faith and to support each other to be better husbands, fathers and leaders in the marketplace and in our communities. NCS is often described as Young Life for marketplace men, where we focus on being open, honest, and vulnerable to grow in friendship with Jesus and each other. Our 65 chapters meet weekly or bi-weekly around the country in 26 states.
Special Guest: Jay Helvey.
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35min
July 13, 2020 Episode 36: Part 2 Interview with Rev. Rafael Cruz
Rafael Cruz is a powerful example of the American Dream. Born in Cuba, Rafael lived and
suffered under an oppressive dictator. He began fighting Batista’s regime as a teenager, and was
imprisoned and tortured simply because he wanted to be free.
Rafael arrived in Texas in 1957 on a student visa. He got a job as a dishwasher, making 50 cents
an hour, and worked his way through the University of Texas while learning English. He later
built a small business in the oil and gas industry.
In early 1980, Rafael Cruz joined the State Board of the Religious Roundtable, a Judeo-Christian
organization that mobilized millions of people of faith during the Presidential Campaign of
Ronald Reagan.
Rafael is an ordained minister and the Director of Grace for America, sharing the Word of God
in churches and pastors’ conferences throughout the United States.
His son, Ted Cruz, is a constitutional conservative U.S. Senator from Texas and candidate for
United States President in 2016.
When Ted was a child growing up in Houston, Rafael would tell him, “When we faced
oppression in Cuba, I had a place to flee to. If we lose our freedom here, where do we go?”
That’s why Reverend Cruz is passionate about returning America to the biblical and historical
foundations that made this country exceptional.
Special Guest: Rev. Rafael Cruz.
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36min
June 29, 2020 Episode 35: Part 1 Interview with Rev. Rafael Cruz
Rafael Cruz is a powerful example of the American Dream. Born in Cuba, Rafael lived and
suffered under an oppressive dictator. He began fighting Batista’s regime as a teenager, and was
imprisoned and tortured simply because he wanted to be free.
Rafael arrived in Texas in 1957 on a student visa. He got a job as a dishwasher, making 50 cents
an hour, and worked his way through the University of Texas while learning English. He later
built a small business in the oil and gas industry.
In early 1980, Rafael Cruz joined the State Board of the Religious Roundtable, a Judeo-Christian
organization that mobilized millions of people of faith during the Presidential Campaign of
Ronald Reagan.
Rafael is an ordained minister and the Director of Grace for America, sharing the Word of God
in churches and pastors’ conferences throughout the United States.
His son, Ted Cruz, is a constitutional conservative U.S. Senator from Texas and candidate for
United States President in 2016.
When Ted was a child growing up in Houston, Rafael would tell him, “When we faced
oppression in Cuba, I had a place to flee to. If we lose our freedom here, where do we go?”
That’s why Reverend Cruz is passionate about returning America to the biblical and historical
foundations that made this country exceptional.
Special Guest: Rev. Rafael Cruz.
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40min
June 15, 2020 Episode 34: Elizabeth Johnston aka the Activist Mommy
Elizabeth is a bestselling author, speaker, and activist who educates and inspires the public on the burning social and moral issues of the day that are important to families and patriots. She and her husband Patrick, who is a medical doctor, author, and movie producer, have been pro-life ministry leaders for many years and home educate their 10 beautiful children. Elizabeth daily triggers the left by confronting the lies of abortion, feminism, Islam, and the homosexual agenda with wit and snark like only she can, and she regularly posts viral commentary videos which have netted over 70 million views. Elizabeth has been featured on many major media outlets, such as Fox & Friends, The New York Times, The Blaze, and Christian Broadcasting Network, and has become a thought leader on topics of importance to families.
Special Guest: Elizabeth Johnston aka the Activist Mommy.
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42min
June 01, 2020 Episode 30: Part 2 Interview with Rick and Pat Peacock
Rick and Pat are missionary advocates, providing support and encouragement to international, national and local missionaries, pastors, and ministers.
Missionaries are on the front lines of a spiritual battle fighting for the souls of people around the globe. In their work of sharing the love of Christ and discipline new believers, they can feel alone and discouraged.
Based on Exodus 17:12-13, our tole is to life up their hands so they can stay the course and the battle can be won.
Special Guest: Rick and Pat Peacock.
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29min
May 18, 2020 Episode 29: Interview with Rick and Pat Peacock
Rick and Pat are missionary advocates, providing support and encouragement to international, national and local missionaries, pastors, and ministers.
Missionaries are on the front lines of a spiritual battle fighting for the souls of people around the globe. In their work of sharing the love of Christ and discipline new believers, they can feel alone and discouraged.
Based on Exodus 17:12-13, our tole is to life up their hands so they can stay the course and the battle can be won.
Special Guest: Rick and Pat Peacock.
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35min

FAQs about Three Men for Thee:

How many episodes does Three Men for Thee have?

The podcast currently has 150 episodes available.