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Luke Detraz lost his father at an early age, first through divorce and then through his dad's premature death.
The loss sent Luke on a journey of pain, loneliness, self-destruction, and wondering where God was in all of it. For years, he carried questions about his identity, his masculinity, and whether he would ever have what it took to make it in this world.
God met him powerfully in his brokenness, and through healing, discipleship, restoration, and people placed in his life, Luke was rebuilt into the healthy and godly man he is today.
Out of this journey of loss and redemption, Luke has a deep burden for other hurting men and has given his life to helping them find the same healing and grace that Christ extended to him.
Luke sits down with Chris on this episode of the Impactus podcast to share his story, his ministry, his new book on masculinity, and to talk about how God meets men in their pain and brings them back to life again.
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In a world of burnout, divided attention, digital overwhelm, and spiritual disconnection, many men have lost sight of the greater story they were meant to inhabit.
To help us solve this problem, Heath Hardesty, pastor of Valley Community Church in California, has written All Things Together, a winsome and timely invitation to rediscover that divine story through a reimagined vision of apprenticeship to Jesus—one that brings together the scattered pieces of our lives and cultivates peace in an increasingly divided world.
In this episode of the Impactus podcast, Dean and Heath discuss Heath's personal journey, the importance of community, and the role of both gentleness and strength for men in discipleship. The conversation emphasizes the need for spiritual formation rooted in grace and the significance of being present in our relationships with God and others.
Whether you're a seeker or a seasoned follower of Jesus, this conversation is worth listening to!
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Justin Roethlingshoefer, faithful husband and believer, was a self-proclaimed "fat kid" with eating disorders and significant health issues when God got a hold of him
The Lord healed, redeemed, and transformed Justin on multiple levels, and he is now on the cutting edge of health from a biblical and Christ-centered perspective, focusing on reclaiming fitness in both our bodies and our souls.
In this conversation, Justin sits down with Jordan and shares his journey from struggling with health issues to becoming a leader in health transformation through his program, Holy Health. They discuss the importance of understanding one's identity in Christ, the dangers of disintegration, the enemy's plan to take us down and how to beat him, and practical steps to achieve wellness in every area of life in a God-honoring way.
This episode is fascinating, challenging, and inspiring, and will encourage men to take hold of their health in a whole new way!
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How easy is it for you to admit, "I'm wrong?"
What about acknowledging you made a mistake?
Or can you make a list of some of your biggest faults?
Some of us may handle these questions better than others, but most men struggle with them, to be sure.
In this episode of the Impactus podcast, Chris chats with Nathan Clarkson, an actor, director, and author who has written a new book called I'm the Worst: How Freedom is Found in Admitting Our Faults.
In this conversation, Chris and Nathan talk about the significant challenges men face in being honest about their failings and weaknesses, and the transformation that God can bring about when we fight those instincts towards self-preservation and are willing to be honest, vulnerable, and trusting of others who can help us.
God desires to meet men in their struggles and their messes. Join us for a fascinating and wide-ranging conversation about how men can invite Him in and find healing and freedom as they do.
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Why is it so hard for men to ask for help?
Or admit they don't know something?
Or be open enough to be vulnerable?
Whether through our upbringing, our theological beliefs, or our personal views on masculinity, we all bring preconceived ideas to the table of what a man "should" be.
But as challenging as they might be, what if those avenues of humility, vulnerability, and other people were the exact things God wanted to use to make you a better and more Christlike man?
In this conversation, Dean chats with A.J. Swoboda, a husband, father, professor, and author who has written a new book, A Teachable Spirit: The Virtue of Learning from Strangers, Enemies, and Absolutely Anyone.
Dean and A.J. challenge traditional notions of masculinity, arguing that true manhood is rooted in vulnerability and the recognition of one's need for support from others, and there is great work that God can do when men are willing to walk that path.
True masculinity is not about having it all together. Join us for this engaging conversation about what this means and how we can live it out.
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