Episodes

Wisdom isn't hiding — it's standing right where your life is happening, calling out. The only question is whether you're listening. This week, Chris Muiña continues through Proverbs 8, landing on verse 3, where Solomon paints a striking picture: wisdom stands at the city gate, the place of business, leadership, and decision-making, crying aloud for all to hear. Chris pushes back on the idea that wisdom comes automatically with age or experience. You can make the same mistake for twenty years ...

You don't have to make the mistake yourself to learn from it; you just have to be willing to listen to someone who already did. Today, Solomon is handing you the ending of the story before you have to live it. Chris closes out the week in Proverbs 7, where Solomon comes back to the voice he started with: a father speaking directly to his son. After all the keeping, the binding, the writing on the heart, and the story of the young man in the twilight, verses 24–27 land as something closer to a...

Before a man ever makes a choice, especially a bad one, he starts walking towards it. If you’ve felt like you’ve been drifting recently, today’s episode is for you. Chris moves into the body of Proverbs 7, where Solomon stops instructing and starts telling a story. From his window, he watches a young man who hasn't done anything wrong yet. He's just walking near her corner, taking the road toward her house, at twilight. Solomon, with a wise father's eyes, can already see where that road ends. ...

If you want to learn how to build strong foundations for your life, then keep listening. The walls that protect a man under pressure get built long before the pressure arrives. After Solomon teaches his son to guard wisdom, we now see how he flips the script in Proverbs 7:4–5. He says, "Call wisdom your sister, call insight your closest friend, and she will keep you from the smooth words of the adulteress." Not an acquaintance you consult occasionally, but family. Someone whose voice yo...

Wisdom only changes a man when it moves from his head to his heart. If you’ve ever struggled with doing the right thing, this is one episode you can’t afford to miss.

If you hate losing, then today's episode is for you. A man has to guard wisdom the way he guards his home and family, because what you don't guard, you will lose. So what are you actually guarding right now?

A few minutes can cost you your family, your reputation, and your walk with God. So why do men still fail this test? Press play to find out how to protect yourself so you don't blow it.

Who has permission to tell you you're wrong? Not criticize you. Not tear you down. But look you in the eye and say, "You need to rethink that." If you can't name anyone, that's a problem.

When you show up, does conflict and division show up as well? Today you'll discover if you are stirring up the wrong things - and how your words could wreck your life.

Who has to motivate you? Your wife? Your boss? Your pastor on Sunday? A doctor who finally scares you into taking care of yourself? Solomon has a different idea.

Today, discover how to deal with that mistake you can't seem to escape, as Steve Alessi kicks off a powerful week in Proverbs 6.

"Nobody will know." Every man has told himself some version of that lie. And it only works for one reason: you've forgotten who's actually watching.

Are you faithful to your wife, or do you actually delight in her? Because Solomon says there's a difference, and a lot of men have settled for the first while missing the second entirely. Christian reaches the turning point of Proverbs 5. After seventeen verses of warning, Solomon stops and blesses his son. May your fountain be blessed. May you rejoice. Not tolerate. Not endure. Not stay faithful through gritted teeth. Rejoice. Most men treat faithfulness like a fence, something that hems the...

Why does a man end up thirsty at someone else's well? It's rarely because temptation was too strong. More often, it's because he stopped tending his own. After two days of what to run from, Christian now examines what Solomon tells his son to run to: his own cistern, his own well. In the ancient world, a well wasn't a luxury. It was a man's survival, his provision, his protection, his portion. And a well split with the whole town runs dry for everybody. That's the picture of marriage Solomon ...

What if the most dangerous thing in your life right now doesn't look dangerous at all? What if it looks like relief? Christian dives deeper into Proverbs 5 and confronts a warning most men never see coming. Solomon doesn't describe sin as ugly. He describes it as sweet. Honey. Smooth oil. It shows up in exactly the season you're tired, underappreciated, or bored, saying exactly what you want to hear. That's the trap. Sin never announces itself with a warning label. It announces itself with ho...

Ever wonder why the temptation wins even when you swore it wouldn't? You had your mind made up. You knew what you believed. And then the moment came, and it didn't matter. Christian Calatayud opens Proverbs 5 and points to something most men never notice: Solomon doesn't start this chapter with a warning. He starts with an instruction. Pay attention. Listen well. Before he tells his son what to run from, he tells him what to run to. Because the fight against temptation isn't won in the moment...

You wouldn't leave your front door wide open for anyone to walk in. So why do you leave your heart unguarded? Danny closes out the week with one of the most direct commands in all of Proverbs. You lock your home because you know what gets inside affects everyone living there — and this episode challenges men to bring that same vigilance to their hearts. What we watch, what we listen to, whom we let influence us, and which thoughts we let linger all shape the direction of our lives. Because th...

Every man knows what to do when his body hurts. But where do you go when the pain isn't physical? When we're sick, we take medicine. When we're injured, we treat it. But when we're discouraged, empty, angry, or carrying disappointment we haven't told anyone about, too often our answer is to push it down, stay busy, and keep moving. This episode is a reminder that just because you can keep moving doesn't mean you're healthy inside, and that real strength knows where to run when the soul needs ...

God rarely shows you the whole road. So what do you do when you can only see enough light for the next step? Danny continues our walk through Proverbs 4 with a word for every man who's ever felt the pressure to have it all figured out. We want the plan. We want to know what's next: how we'll provide, how we'll lead, how we'll get through this season. But Solomon compares the righteous life to the morning sun: it doesn't blaze all at once; it grows brighter little by little. This episode is an i...

When an angry crowd wanted Jesus dead, He didn't panic, beg, or change His message. He just kept walking. Could you? Danny Burgos continues our journey through Proverbs with a look at what it means to stay on the path when everything is trying to knock you off it.

Every day, a dozen voices fight to tell you who to be. So, whose voice are you actually holding on to? Social media, culture, coworkers, your own racing thoughts — they're all competing for space in your heart. But there's only one voice worth gripping with everything you've got. Danny Bourgos kicks off a new week of the Men's Morning Devotional with a challenge that cuts through the noise. This episode is about learning to take hold of God's Word before the pressure hits, so that when life t...

How a man sleeps tells you more about his heart than he'd ever admit. Some lie awake replaying conversations they wish they could take back. Others stare at the ceiling worrying about finances, family, work, or the future. We live in a world full of pressure — and most men are carrying burdens they were never meant to carry alone. Chris Muiña uses Proverbs 3 to point toward the source of a rest that doesn't depend on circumstances. The strongest pillow you'll ever lay your head on is a clear ...

As men, we spend our lives building: careers, businesses, homes, families, reputations. Every day we're laying bricks that become the legacy we leave behind. But a house can look beautiful from the outside and still have a cracked foundation. The same is true of a man's life. Today, Chris Muiña draws from Proverbs 3 to ask a question every builder needs to face: how often do we try to build without consulting the Master Builder? The same God who keeps the planets in orbit knows how to lead yo...

Every man is chasing something — success, money, promotions, a bigger house, the next achievement. None of it is wrong. But what if you spent decades mastering how to make a living, and never learned how to build a life? Host Chris Muiña dives deeper into Proverbs 3 to hold up the one pursuit Solomon calls more valuable than silver, gold, or anything else a man could desire. Money can buy comfort, but it can't buy character. Wealth can open doors, but it can't guarantee good decisions. Success ...