What if your greatest mission field isn’t overseas—but right at your dinner table?

In this episode of Everyday Reformation, Nick Carter and Pastor Brandon Scroggins reflect on the life and legacy of Voddie Baucham—a man whose bold preaching, biblical fatherhood, and cultural clarity shaped a generation of men and families. From What He Must Be and Family Shepherds to Fault Lines and beyond, Voddie didn’t just talk theology—he taught us how to live it.

Brandon shares how Baucham’s books transformed his household, counseling ministry, and church leadership. Nick opens up about how the biblical courtship message hit home—literally. Together, they explore themes like:

Biblical patriarchy and household leadership

The father as prophet, priest, protector, and provider

Why your kids are not the missionaries—they are the mission field

Discipling children before sending them out

The collapse of youth ministry and entertainment-driven church models

Voddie’s confrontation with CRT, wokeism, and cultural compromise

Suffering well and finishing strong

This isn’t just a memorial. It’s a call to pick up the torch and carry forward a legacy of everyday reformation.

What He Must Be

Family Shepherds

Fault Lines 

Expository Apologetics