Life After Sunday

What the Bible REALLY Says About Food, Diet & Your Body as God's Temple | Biblical Nutrition & Stewardship

In this episode of Life After Sunday Podcast, we explore God's wise design for food and health—from Eden's original plant-based provision (Genesis 1:29), Old Testament clean/unclean foods (Leviticus 11), to New Testament freedom in Christ (Mark 7:19, Acts 10). Discover why your body is a temple of the Holy Spirit (1 Co...

Last week in Part 1 we exposed the hard truths: why most Christian men fail in relationships — selfishness, abdicating leadership, isolation, lust, and more. If that convicted you, good.

Today we flip the script and deliver hope: the practical, Scripture-based fixes that actually work for dating, marriage, and family life.

We dive deep into the Biblical blueprint: Putting Christ first (Matthew 6:33) Sacrificial servant leadership l...

Why Most Christian Men Fail in Relationships (The Hard Truths You Need to Hear) – Part 1 | Life After Sunday Podcast

Most Christian men aren't failing in dating, love, or marriage because they're bad guys — they're failing because we're leading like the world instead of like Christ. In this raw, convicting episode, we expose the top killers: selfishness, abdicating spiritual leadership, lone wolf isolation, communication breakdowns...

In this episode of Life After Sunday, we unpack the powerful story of Joshua and the fall of Jericho and what it teaches men today about faith, obedience, and trusting God when His plan doesn’t make sense.

Too often we try to fight life’s battles with our own strength, control, and understanding. But Jericho shows us that real victory doesn’t come from striving harder — it comes from surrendering to God’s direction and walking in o...

In this episode of Life After Sunday, we sit down with Pastor Chad to talk about the pressure many men are feeling in today’s culture—and why now is the time to step up, take responsibility, and lead our families with purpose.

We discuss the spiritual, emotional, and practical challenges men face every day: cultural messages that tear down masculinity, habits that quietly damage our homes, and the exhaustion that comes from trying ...

In Part 2 of this conversation, we explore how strong men grow through pain by practicing radical acceptance, gratitude, and learning how to let go of what they fear losing.

This episode dives into the psychological tools that help men: Stop resisting pain and start growing through it Develop mental and emotional strength Use gratitude to break anxiety, bitterness, and despair Release fear of loss and regain peace Understand how su...

In this episode of Life After Sunday, we explore the psychological tools every Christian man needs to build mental and spiritual strength.

Using insights from the Stutz Method and grounding them in Scripture, we talk about how God uses pain, uncertainty, discipline, and struggle to shape strong, faithful men. This conversation blends modern psychology with biblical wisdom to help men grow emotionally, spiritually, and mentally.

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Is socialism compatible with Christian values? What’s the real difference between socialism, communism, and totalitarianism — and why do these ideas keep resurfacing in American culture and even in the Church?

In this episode of Life After Sunday, we take a deep dive into the rise of socialism in America, the dangers of centralized power, and how political systems can subtly replace biblical compassion with government control. Usin...

What does a Year of Excellence actually look like for men? In this powerful episode of Life After Sunday, we challenge men to reject laziness, passivity, and comfort—and step fully into biblical excellence.

Excellence isn’t accidental. It requires discipline, intentional living, self-control, courage, and submission to God. Drawing from Scripture, including 1 Corinthians 16:13 and Mark 9:23, and the story of Gideon, this episode br...

In this powerful episode of Life After Sunday, former police officer Marty shares his raw, unfiltered testimony of hitting rock bottom, battling suicide, losing friendships, and how God completely restored his life, his faith, and his brotherhood. After years of trauma—line-of-duty injuries, losing loved ones, depression, PTSD, and feeling abandoned—Marty sank into the darkest season of his life. But one night at 3 AM, everything c...

In this Thanksgiving week episode of Life After Sunday, we’re asking one simple but life-changing question: Are you choosing gratitude or grumbling? Every man faces this crossroads daily — in his home, his job, his faith, and his attitude. Gratitude leads to strength, perspective, and peace. Grumbling leads to bitterness, frustration, and spiritual weakness.

Today we break down why gratitude is one of the most powerful disciplines ...

This week on Life After Sunday, we break down one of the wild week in America — from the rare aurora event lighting up the skies… to the government reopening after a record shutdown… to the streaming wars between YouTube and Disney… and even a UPS plane crash that has people asking, “Is it still safe to fly?”

But all of it leads to our main topic:

👉 AI Jesus EXPOSED. We’re diving deep into the rise of digital religion — churches u...

The world tells us to chase success, wealth, and comfort—but Jesus said something radically different: “Lay up for yourselves treasures in Heaven.” In this episode of Life After Sunday, we break down what it really means to store up eternal treasure instead of wasting your life building comfort on earth. We’ll explore why our works will be tested by fire (1 Corinthians 3:10–15), how to live with pure motives (Matthew 6:1–4), and wh...

This week on Life After Sunday, Chris and Mike unpack the life and legacy of John the Baptist — a man many called crazy, but whom Jesus called the greatest ever born of a woman. Was he out of his mind, or was he simply living out a divine calling that modern men have lost sight of? From his miraculous birth and wilderness lifestyle to his fearless preaching and ultimate martyrdom, John’s story challenges us to live with conviction,...

Are Catholics really Christians? In this powerful episode of Life After Sunday, we sit down with Steve Skripka, a devoted Catholic, to explore what unites and divides Catholics and Protestants.

Together we dive into faith, salvation, Scripture, Mary, and the heart of what it truly means to follow Jesus. Whether you’re Catholic, Protestant, or just seeking truth, this honest conversation will challenge assumptions and encourage unit...

Is the death penalty biblical? In this episode of Life After Sunday, we dive deep into one of the most debated moral questions of our time — capital punishment — and look at it through a biblical worldview.

We trace the origins of the death penalty all the way back to the Code of Hammurabi, explore how it was applied under Mosaic Law, and discuss what Jesus meant when He said, “I did not come to abolish the Law, but to fulfill it” ...

Pride is called the “great sin” for a reason—it destroys relationships, blinds us to truth, and separates us from God. In this episode of Life After Sunday, we dive into what the Bible, C.S. Lewis, and the Church Fathers teach about pride, why it’s more dangerous than lust or greed, and how Christian men can walk in humility. Don’t let pride steal your purpose—listen in and grow with us

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In this episode of Life After Sunday, we reflect on Charlie Kirk’s funeral — a service where the gospel was preached boldly, the Name of Jesus was lifted high, and millions around the world heard a message of faith, hope, and eternity.

We highlight the powerful moment when Erika Kirk, led completely by the Holy Spirit, shared her heart with courage and grace. Her speech challenged husbands and wives to live faithfully and keep Chri...

What’s the difference between being a “nice guy” and becoming a truly new man in Christ? In this episode, we dive into C.S. Lewis’s Mere Christianity (Book 4, Chapters 10–11) to explore the powerful difference between surface-level morality and real spiritual transformation.

Lewis reminds us that Christianity isn’t about polishing up our personalities or just being good citizens — it’s about becoming new creations through the power...