In this powerful episode of Wisdom for Warriors, we sit down with Pastor Matthew Maher—author, speaker, and former professional athlete turned preacher of truth. From the locker room to the pulpit, Pastor Maher shares his raw and redemptive journey from fame and failure to faith and freedom.

🎙️ We dive deep into:

• The call to biblical manhood in a culture of compromise
• Redemption after failure and the power of grace
• Living boldly in truth, no matter the cost
• What it means to be a warrior for Christ in today's world

This episode is for men who refuse to settle for mediocrity—who are ready to rise up, lead, and fight for righteousness in their homes, churches, and communities.

👊 Sharpen your soul. Strengthen your spirit. Let’s go to war—for truth.

In this episode, I sit down with John Miller, the founder of Coworkers Ministry and the #WalkWithChrist challenge. John has been making a powerful statement of faith by walking through Central Arkansas while carrying a Christian flag—all to raise funds for mission trips and spread the message of Christ. We discuss what inspired him to start this journey, the impact he’s seen along the way, and how others can get involved. Tune in for an uplifting conversation about faith in action, perseverance, and the incredible ways God moves through everyday acts of obedience.

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In this episode of Wisdom for Warriors, we sit down with Mike DeGreaves, aka @gravy316_actual, to discuss a critical topic—why police officers must take their training seriously. It’s not enough to rely solely on mandatory agency training; officers need to be physically capable and proactively seek out additional training to ensure they can do their job effectively and safely.

Are you an instructor for your agency? Do you train outside of work? If not… you’re a fraud.

Join us as we break down why consistent training in combatives, fitness, and tactics isn’t just a professional responsibility—it’s a necessity

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In this episode, I sit back down with Michael Springer from Episode 30 to dive deep into his incredible journey. We discuss his deployment to Iraq, the battles he faced long after the war—struggling with addiction and ending up behind bars—and how he turned his life around. Now, he's making a powerful impact, helping both Veterans and convicts find hope and purpose. His story is one of resilience, redemption, and a mission to save lives. You don’t want to miss this conversation!

On this episode, I sat down with Michael Springer, the President of We Are The 22, and Joel Wyllia, a dedicated dispatcher and responder for this incredible organization. We Are The 22 is making a real impact in the veteran community in Arkansas, working tirelessly to combat the veteran suicide epidemic through peer-led crisis response.

Tune in to hear about their mission, the powerful work they’re doing, and how you can support their cause.

To learn more or contribute, visit: https://wearethe22.org/services_group/we-are-the-22-is-a-nonprofit-organization-combating-the-veteran-suicide-epidemic/

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In this episode, I sat down with Brent "Beacon" Stark right after our weekly Men’s Alliance Tribe meeting—so don’t judge our appearance (my handlebar mustache was out of control!).

Brent opened up about his journey, sharing some of the lowest of lows he’s faced and how he fought his way back. We also dove into the impact Men’s Alliance is having on men’s lives, helping them find strength, brotherhood, and purpose.

This is an episode about redemption, resilience, and the power of surrounding yourself with the right men. Don’t miss it.

Welcome to a special "lost episode" from the segment, "Let's Remember in September." After facing some technical difficulties and life events that delayed its release, I'm thrilled to finally share this captivating conversation with you!

In this episode, I sit down with Jake Milkovich, a former serviceman whose journey includes an unforgettable tenure at Camp David. Jake shares fascinating stories from his time there, offering a rare glimpse into some unique experiences at one of the most iconic locations in the U.S.

Transitioning from Camp David to the front lines, Jake reflects on his deployment to Afghanistan, sharing both the challenges he faced and the camaraderie he experienced with fellow servicemen.

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Join us for an exciting episode as we revisit our experience at the Pro Bowl 2024 held at the stunning Conrad Hotel! I sat down with familiar names, former guests Bobby Ralston and Shane Patton, along with key members of the management team.

Bobby joined me on Episode 2: Sharks and Minnows

Shane Joined me on Episode 17: Most won't, some can't, so I will.

On the third segment of Let's Remember in September, I'm joined by Brian Fitzgerald. We talk about his deployment to Afghanistan.

Content Warning: This episode contains graphic accounts of combat.

On the second segment of Let's Remember in September, I'm joined by Jake Veith. Jake was a member of The 3rd Brigade Combat Team (Rakkasans), 101st Ariborne Division (Air Assault). We talk about his deployment to Afghanistan in detail.

In Memory of :

SGT Erick Klusacek

SPC Chad Coleman

PFC Adam Novak