BetterMan Podcast

In a world where busyness is often celebrated, one of the greatest gifts a father can give his children is something money can't buy: his presence.

Being a father isn't simply about providing financially. It isn't enough to put food on the table, pay the bills, and make sure your children have what they need materially. 

 

Fathers are called to be actively involved in the lives of their children—to know them, listen to them, guide them, teach them, and love them.

 

Deuteronomy 6:6–7 reminds parents to teach God's truth to their children throughout everyday life. That means discipleship doesn't happen only at church or during a formal family Bible study. 

 

It happens in the car, around the dinner table, while working together, during conversations, and in the ordinary moments of everyday life.

 

Featuring Josiah Jones

 

For many men, work can become just a way to make money, pay the bills, and get through the week. But Scripture gives us a much bigger perspective. As Christians, we aren't ultimately working just for a boss, a company, or a paycheck—we are working for the Lord.

 

Colossians 3:23 says, “Whatever you do, work heartily, as for the Lord and not for men.”

 

That changes the way we approach our jobs.

 

Whether you're leading a company, working in an office, driving a truck, building something with your hands, serving customers, or raising a family, your work has value when it is done with integrity, excellence, and a desire to honor God.

 

Featuring Mike Satterfield

In a world where success is often measured by career achievements, financial status, or personal accomplishments, what does it truly mean to be a successful man? From a Christian worldview, one of the greatest callings a man can embrace is being a family man—a husband, father, and spiritual leader who faithfully loves, serves, protects, and guides his family.

 

Being a family man is more than providing financially. While providing and protecting are important, Christian leadership also means being present, intentional, spiritually engaged, and emotionally available. A father teaches his children what it looks like to follow Christ—not merely through his words, but through the way he lives.

 

Deuteronomy 6:6-7 calls parents to teach God's Word diligently to their children. This means faith should not be something reserved for Sunday mornings. It should be demonstrated in everyday life—in conversations, decisions, conflict, forgiveness, prayer, work, and relationships.

 

A godly husband is also called to love his wife sacrificially. Ephesians 5:25 challenges husbands to love their wives “just as Christ loved the church and gave himself up for her.” That kind of love requires humility, commitment, patience, sacrifice, and servant leadership.

 

Featuring Jonathan Williams

What does it really mean to be a man of God? It begins with one simple decision: to follow God’s Word, even when it’s difficult, unpopular, or uncomfortable.

 

We explore why God’s Word must be the foundation for a man’s life. Culture gives men countless messages about what strength, success, leadership, and masculinity should look like. But Scripture gives us a better standard. A godly man doesn’t simply talk about faith—he allows God’s Word to shape his decisions, character, relationships, 

priorities, and leadership.

 

Following God’s Word requires obedience. It means choosing integrity when no one is watching, loving your wife sacrificially, leading your family spiritually, disciplining your children with wisdom and grace, treating others with humility, and taking responsibility for the man God has called you to become.

 

Featuring Colby Corsaut

What does it mean for a man to spiritually lead his family—and why does it matter? Spiritual leadership is not about control, dominance, or having the loudest voice in the home. It is about serving, sacrificing, teaching, protecting, and setting the spiritual direction through personal example.

 

A man cannot effectively lead spiritually if he is unwilling to first follow Christ himself. Spiritual leadership begins with a man's personal relationship with God—prayer, Scripture, obedience, repentance, humility, and a willingness to grow. You cannot lead your family somewhere you are unwilling to go yourself.

 

Featuring Kyle Reno 

What does real courage look like? In this episode, we dive into the remarkable story of Benaiah, one of King David's mightiest warriors, whose extraordinary acts of bravery are recorded in 2 Samuel 23:20–23 and 1 Chronicles 11:22–25. Best known for chasing a lion into a pit on a snowy day and defeating it, Benaiah's story demonstrates that courage isn't the absence of fear—it's the decision to move forward despite it.

 

Featuring Mike Satterfield

Noah is often remembered as the faithful man who built the ark and trusted God during humanity's darkest days. But after the flood, Scripture gives us a glimpse into Noah's humanity. Following his vineyard harvest, Noah became drunk and lay uncovered in his tent (Genesis 9:20–21), exposing a moment of vulnerability and failure.

 

Featuring Bryan Hurlbutt

What does it mean to leave a legacy that truly lasts? In this episode, we explore the biblical perspective on legacy—not as the pursuit of wealth, recognition, or personal achievement, but as a life that faithfully reflects Christ and points others to Him.

Whether you're raising children, mentoring others, serving in your church, or simply seeking to live with greater purpose, this conversation offers practical encouragement and biblical wisdom for building a legacy rooted in God's eternal kingdom rather than temporary success.

 

Featuring Chris Harper at the Hawaii Men’s Summit 2026

In this episode, we explore what it truly means to become the best in your job—not for personal fame or status, but as an act of worship to God. From a Christian worldview, work is more than a paycheck; it is a calling to reflect God's character through excellence, integrity, and service.

 

The Bible teaches that every task, whether seen or unseen, can be done for God's glory. As Colossians 3:23 reminds us, "Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for human masters." Excellence begins with the understanding that Christ is our ultimate employer.

 

Featuring Tim Dunn at the Hawaii Men’s Summit 2026

Drawing on Scripture, the podcast addresses themes such as hypocrisy, double-mindedness, hidden sin, identity in Christ, repentance, and the transforming power of God's grace. As a BetterMan loves and Protects God’s Woman.

 

Featuring Chris Harper at the Hawaii Men’s Summit 2026