What Is A Biblical Man?

If you’ve tried to stop lying (or stop hiding) and it never sticks, you’re not broken—you’re stuck in a process nobody taught you. In this episode, you’ll learn the biblical path out of the lie so you can walk in the light with courage, not shame.  Why “just stop lying” isn’t transformation—it’s pressure and behavior modification  The 3 stages of the path out of the lie: reveal the why → build safety → practice truth How lying becomes a system (image management, approval addiction, fear of rejection)  Why truth-telling is a muscle (a discipline you train)  A simple weekly action plan: name your ground zero, find one trusted brother, do 7 days of truth reps  The deeper stakes: lies don’t just distort facts—they distort identity  00:00 Intro + the “one-step solution” problem 01:15 Why “stop lying” isn’t enough (and what’s missing) 03:04 The 3-stage framework: Path Out of the Lie 04:07 The lie as a facade (not just false words) 04:22 Liar Liar + the cost of truth 05:35 What kids teach us about deception + self-protection 06:30 Stage 1: Reveal the why 06:44 Stage 2: Build safety 06:52 Stage 3: Practice truth 07:10 The real stakes: freedom, identity, legacy 08:52 Action 1: Name your ground zero 09:13 Action 2: Create a safe mirror (one trusted brother) 09:55 Action 3: 7 days of truth reps (pause + clean truth) 10:34 The goal: never needing to hide 11:20 Closing charge + prayer Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Many Christian men say they believe in God… but still grab for control, run to old habits, or freeze in fear when life gets hard. In this episode, you’ll learn how to help the men you lead move from head-only belief to actually trusting God in every area of life. Perfect for pastors, small group leaders, and anyone discipling men. -- 2. What You’ll Learn / Highlights The real difference between mental agreement and a living trust in God How to use the “law of named mistrust” to reveal where men don’t yet trust God A practical “trust audit” across money, marriage, work, sexuality, emotions, and more How to expose head-only faith without shaming the men you lead Ways to create a safe, shame-free environment where men can be brutally honest How to spot misplaced trust in career, image, substances, and performance Simple, concrete next steps that help men move from control and fear into real dependence on God 3. Chapters (Timestamps) 00:00 Intro: When “I Believe in God” Isn’t Real Trust01:56 Trust Is a Journey, Not a One-Time Decision03:16 The Crypto Story and Misplaced Trust05:24 How Misplaced Trust Fuels Sin and Struggle07:04 The Law of Named Mistrust Explained08:35 Step 1: See Trust as a Journey, Not an Event09:45 Step 2: Expose the Myth of Head-Only Faith10:50 Step 3: Create a Safe Space for Honesty12:02 Step 4: Help Men See Their Misplaced Trust and False Gods13:19 Step 5: Call Men to Concrete Acts of Trust14:37 Reflection Questions for You and the Men You Lead15:41 Final Charge: Become a Safe Guide for Men’s Trust in God Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of Men of Influence, Tim Holloway interviews Mike Claudio; entrepreneur, business coach, speaker, and founder of WinRate Consulting and Zero Doubt Marketing. Mike shares how he transitioned from the corporate grind to building multiple seven- and eight-figure businesses rooted in clarity, structure, and discipline. He explains the real difference between owning a business and simply owning a job, and outlines the three pillars of a healthy business: mission, people, and process. With contagious intensity, Mike reveals that leadership and influence aren’t just about titles; they're about personal integrity and how consistently you show up, whether in business, marriage, or fatherhood.Mike also shares his daily habits for success, including cold plunges, affirmations, and a “Champion’s Legacy Statement” that centers him every morning. He emphasizes that exponential growth doesn’t come from marketing tricks, but from delivering real results, being referable, and building a tribe of raving fans. His coaching mindset flows into every area of life, including relationships; and his top takeaway for men is simple but profound: Take your wife on a date. Because success isn’t just what you build; it’s who you build it with. This episode will challenge you to raise your standard, clarify your mission, and lead with purpose, both at home and in your business.Key Takeaways:Mission + People + Process = Scale: A business can’t grow without clarity, delegation, and repeatable systems.Personal Integrity Is Influence: People follow consistency, not charisma.Results Matter Most: Growth isn’t sustainable unless you’re worth referring.Self-Coaching Wins the Day: Morning routines and “I am” statements rewire belief and behavior.Marriage Is Mission-Critical: A supported man becomes an unstoppable man.“Whether you like it or not, I’m going to coach you. And if you don’t want that, you exit stage left.” - Mike ClaudioLearn more about Tim through the following links:FacebookPodcasting group

In this episode of Men of Influence, host Tim Holloway sits down with Dr. Ryan Knight, a seasoned chiropractor, leadership coach, and founder of 360 Success. With over 30 years of experience, four thriving clinics, and a 32-year marriage, Dr. Knight doesn’t just talk success; he lives it. But his story isn’t without valleys. From personal bankruptcy and broken pride to leading a team of 10 doctors and helping men find true integration in life, Dr. Knight shares the real behind the reel; the moments of failure, faith, grit, and growth that forged the man he is today. This episode will challenge your view of success, reignite your belief in redemption, and remind you why resistance is part of the calling.What You'll Learn:Why success in business means nothing if your marriage, health, or soul are bankruptHow to build a life of 360° integration; faith, family, fitness, and financesWhy your personal growth plan must match your business planHow to spot the difference between ego-driven hustle and purpose-driven leadershipA powerful reframe on failure: “You’re not stuck; you’re just being drawn back to launch further.”What to do when your faith feels like it’s failing and God seems silentWhy quitting isn’t the answer; and how to lead yourself back out of the pit“Don’t wait for balance; fight for alignment in your faith, your family, your fitness, and your finances.”Learn more about Tim through the following links:⁠Facebook⁠⁠Podcasting group⁠

In this episode of Men of Influence, Tim Holloway sits down with financial strategist Nathan Sylvester, founder of Access Wealth Strategies, to unpack the mindset shifts men need to make to build true, sustainable wealth. Nathan shares his journey from playing music in college to becoming a Certified Financial Planner, and how his calling evolved into helping business owners and families create financial confidence through clarity and structure. They discuss the common male resistance to asking for help, the shame surrounding disorganized finances, and why so many entrepreneurs try to “clean up their money mess” before letting anyone in.Nathan walks through the essential steps to start building real wealth: get brutally honest about your spending, automate your savings, and protect your income before chasing big investment returns. He explains how most people jump ahead to stocks and real estate before securing their financial foundation; like emergency savings, life insurance, and disability coverage. From practical advice on passive vs. active investing to building legacy wealth through life insurance strategies, Nathan emphasizes the power of awareness, automation, and accountability. Whether you’re just starting out or preparing for retirement, this episode will reframe your relationship with money; and help you move from financial stress to financial strategy.Key Takeaways:Awareness is Step One: Track where your money is going; most people are shocked by the reality.Stop Flying Solo: Financial shame and pride keep men from getting help. A good advisor makes it easier, not harder.Automate to Win: Set up automatic savings so discipline isn’t optional; it’s built into your system.Protect Before You Grow: Build emergency savings and insurance coverage before diving into risky investments.Make Work Optional: The real win is freedom; getting to a place where work is a choice, not a necessity.“If you don’t know where your money is going, there’s no way you can direct where it should go.” - Nathan SylvesterLearn more about Tim through the following links:FacebookPodcasting group