BetterMan Podcast

In this episode, we explore the life of Andrew, one of Jesus’ first disciples, and a man whose quiet faith had an extraordinary impact. Although Andrew is not mentioned as often as some of the other apostles, a consistent pattern appears throughout the Gospels: Andrew was always bringing people to Jesus. After hearing John the Baptist identify Jesus as the Messiah, Andrew followed Jesus and then immediately went to find his brother, Simon Peter, saying, “We have found the Messiah.” Andrew’s first recorded act was introducing someone else to Jesus—a moment that would ultimately influence the ministry of Peter and the growth of the early church. Featuring Chris Harper

In this episode, we dive into the meaning and importance of Spirit-led parenting—raising children with intentionality, wisdom, grace, and guidance from God rather than relying solely on pressure, fear, or perfectionism. The conversation explores how parenting is not just about managing behavior, but about shaping hearts, nurturing identity, and creating a home rooted in faith and love. Featuring Kyle Reno

In a world obsessed with recognition, status, and self-promotion, Scripture offers a surprising promise: humility carries a reward. Featuring Tim Dunn

Every man faces a war no one else can see. In this episode, we dive into the internal struggle between flesh and Spirit, pride and surrender, ego and obedience. Featuring Tim Dunn

In a world that rewards platform, power, and self-promotion, this episode explores the radical call of Christian humility. What does it truly mean to humble yourself—not as weakness, but as strength under submission to God? Featuring Chris Harper

BetterMan wants to introduce Mike Satterfield one of BetterMan’s newest national Speakers as he shares Where Is Your Jesus Now? a podcast that confronts faith where it actually lives—in doubt, suffering, and unanswered questions. Through honest conversations and real stories, the show explores what happens when belief collides with reality and certainty falls apart. No clichés. No easy answers. Just space to wrestle, reflect, and rethink what faith can mean on the other side of certainty. Featuring Pastor Mike Satterfield https://www.mikesatterfield.org

In Chains of the Screen, we confront the often-hidden grip of pornography and its impact on the heart, mind, and soul. This episode explores how what begins as private entertainment can quietly become a chain—distorting desire, numbing intimacy, and reshaping how we see God, ourselves, and others. This conversation unpacks the spiritual battle behind the screen, revealing why pornography is not merely a habit to break, but a heart issue that calls for transformation. We examine the lies porn sells about freedom and fulfillment, contrast them with God’s design for intimacy, and address the shame that keeps so many trapped in silence. Featuring Pastor Bryan Hurlbutt Take the 30 Day Challenge with https://thefreedomfight.org

In a culture obsessed with speed, productivity, and constant noise, Scripture invites us to pause. From the very beginning, God models rest—pausing on the seventh day not out of exhaustion, but intention. Pausing is not weakness; it is worship. Throughout the Bible, we see that God often does His deepest work in moments of stillness. Jesus regularly withdrew to lonely places to pray. Elijah encountered God not in the wind or fire, but in a gentle whisper. Psalm 46:10 calls us to “Be still, and know that I am God,” reminding us that clarity, direction, and peace flow from slowing down before Him. Featuring Pastor Tim Dunn https://visitgraceway.org