📖 Description: In this episode of Real Men Talk, host Anthony Curnutt sits down with Tyler Workman, CEO of Okoa Refuge, to discuss how God is transforming lives and communities in Uganda through the gospel. Tyler shares his powerful journey from a young missionary to leading a ministry focused on family preservation, orphan care, and community empowerment. Together, they talk about the importance of sustainable change rooted in the local church, the role of suffering in spiritual growth, and how building strong families can transform nations. This episode challenges listeners to see missions not just as a calling for the few, but as a responsibility of every believer to live out the gospel wherever they are. 👉 Learn more and get involved with Okoa Refuge: 🌍 Website: https://www.okoarefuge.org/ 📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/okoarefuge 📘 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheOkoaRefuge 💼 LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/okoa-refuge Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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In the final episode of our series on sin, Anthony unpacks the tension between culture and the church’s response to sin. As society continues to redefine truth, many churches have fallen silent on holiness—but Jesus never did. This episode challenges believers to teach truth boldly, lead with compassion, and live out holiness in a broken world. Anthony discusses how cultural pressures shape our view of sin, the vital role of parents in discipling the next generation, and how true transformation only comes through the cross. With honesty and hope, this episode reminds us that confronting sin isn’t about condemnation—it’s about restoration. When truth and grace meet, redemption begins. It’s time for the church to rise again—bold in truth, rich in love, and grounded in the power of the Gospel. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In Part 3 of our series on sin, Anthony and Kyler confront one of the most dangerous trends in modern Christianity—ignoring sin in the name of comfort. When sin is minimized, the gospel loses its power and the church loses its voice. In this episode, we discuss how misunderstanding sin weakens faith, distorts truth, and ultimately damages the witness of the church. We explore the power of words, the responsibility of leaders to teach truth, and the urgent need to confront sin rather than cover it up. This isn’t about condemnation—it’s about restoration. Jesus is the ultimate standard of truth, and facing our sin is the first step toward genuine freedom and grace. If you’ve ever wondered why the church feels powerless or why so many men struggle silently, this conversation cuts to the root. It’s time to stop ignoring the check engine light of the soul—and start letting Christ do the work of transformation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In Part 2 of our series on sin, we dig deeper into the uncomfortable truth—sin is more than behavior, it’s rebellion against God. Too often, culture and even the church reduce sin to a list of “bad actions,” but the Bible reveals it as a heart issue that separates us from our Creator. In this episode, Anthony and Kyler challenge men to see sin for what it really is: not just a mistake, but a spiritual disease that requires the cure of Christ’s blood. We discuss how cultural redefinitions have distorted our understanding of sin, the danger of minimizing it from the pulpit, and the responsibility of men to lead their families in truth. This is not just a conversation about morality—it’s about discipleship, leadership, and the urgent need to call sin what it is. Only when we recognize the depth of our rebellion can we fully embrace the grace and justice of God. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this eye-opening episode of Real Men Talk, Anthony Curnutt and Kyler Sowell dive into the Barna Group’s latest research on how Americans—and even many Christians—view sin. The results are shocking: only 52% of Americans see themselves as sinners, and only 14% of self-identified Christians hold a biblical view of sin. The conversation exposes how culture has infiltrated the church, redefining truth and downplaying sin in the name of comfort. Anthony and Kyler emphasize that misunderstanding sin leads to misunderstanding salvation, and that only the blood of Jesus makes us pure. They challenge leaders to confront sin with grace and courage, not avoid it for the sake of popularity. This is more than a cultural critique—it’s a call to return to truth, embrace the cross, and lead others to the feet of Jesus. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of Real Men Talk, Anthony and Kyler tackle the hard truth about nominal Christianity—being a Christian in name only. They dive deep into the contrast between nominal and active Christian men, revealing how surface-level faith can devastate marriages, families, and society through issues like domestic violence and high divorce rates. More than statistics, this conversation exposes the spiritual battles that men face when they wear the label of Christianity without truly knowing Jesus. But there’s hope—real transformation happens when men surrender to Christ and walk in authentic relationship with Him. This episode calls men to rise above cultural Christianity, embrace genuine faith, and lead with courage, conviction, and the power of the Holy Spirit. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this deeply reflective episode of Real Men Talk, Anthony Curnutt and Kyler Sowell wrestle with the shocking news of Charlie Kirk’s assassination and what it means for men, faith, and our nation. They explore the natural waves of anger, grief, and confusion that follow such a tragic event—and how those emotions can either consume us or be channeled into redemptive action. Drawing from Scripture, personal stories, and cultural analysis, they examine how to respond as followers of Jesus—not with vengeance or division, but with truth, grace, and courageous dialogue. They call listeners to a higher standard: to continue the conversations Charlie began, to lean into Christian love and humility, and to ask how Christ-following men can lead in moments of national loss. This episode is both a tribute to a fallen leader and a challenge: How will you honor him? By fighting for bitterness, or by leaning into faith, unity, and the unfinished work of Christ’s kingdom? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of Real Men Talk, host Anthony Curnutt sits down with Will McGinnis, former bassist of the legendary Christian band Audio Adrenaline and co-founder of the Hands and Feet Project in Haiti. Will shares his powerful journey from a broken home in Ohio to the heights of music success, and how God called him into a deeper purpose beyond the stage.Through stories of faith, identity, and perseverance, Will opens up about the daily battle of spiritual warfare, the importance of knowing who we are in Christ, and the transformative work being done in Haiti to preserve families and support children in crisis. His testimony is a bold reminder that saying “yes” to God’s call can change not only your life but the lives of countless others.Whether you’re walking through challenges, seeking encouragement, or needing a reminder of the power of community, this conversation will inspire you to step out in faith and embrace the calling God has placed on your life. https://www.facebook.com/hafproject https://www.instagram.com/hafproject/ https://handsandfeetproject.org/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of Real Men Talk, Anthony Curnutt sits down with Sean Moore, the Haiti Director for the Hands and Feet Project. Sean shares how God used Haiti to draw him closer to Christ, beginning with a mission trip after the devastating 2010 earthquake. From missionary work to leading an organization that empowers families, builds community, and supports education, Sean’s story is one of faith, obedience, and transformation.This conversation reminds us that God isn’t looking for perfection—He’s simply looking for a YES. Whether across the globe or in your own home, your willingness to step into God’s calling can change lives, starting with your own. Email Sean Moore at sean@handsandfeetproject.org https://handsandfeetproject.org/ https://www.facebook.com/hafproject https://www.instagram.com/hafproject/ https://open.spotify.com/show/4IMJ6D3IRUcV0vO7vEtoh8?si=a3f2dfcc84214b0e Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of Real Men Talk, the hosts explore the life-changing power of personal testimonies in both apologetics and evangelism. They share real-life experiences of how telling your story can open doors for meaningful conversations about faith, bring hope to the hurting, and point people to Jesus. Every believer has a unique story—one shaped by God’s grace and His hand at work in their lives. These stories not only encourage and inspire others, but they also bring personal healing and a deeper understanding of God’s goodness. Whether you’ve faced trials, victories, or seasons of growth, your testimony matters and can make an eternal impact. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this powerful episode of Real Men Talk, Anthony Curnutt sits down with Blake Mattocks, founder of 365 Christian Men, to talk about the transformative power of storytelling in men’s ministry. From his journey to faith in the Marine Corps to launching a global platform that shares real, raw stories of men following Jesus, Blake reveals how authenticity and community are changing lives. Hear how God has used the scars, struggles, and victories of countless men to inspire hope, build faith, and unite brothers across the world. If you’ve ever wondered how your story could make an eternal impact, this conversation will challenge and encourage you to step up and share it. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the final episode of our Fruit of the Spirit series, Anthony Curnutt and Kyler Sowell unpack the last three fruits—faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control—and why they are essential marks of spiritual maturity in a man’s life. We discuss how faithfulness builds trust, gentleness reflects the heart of Christ, and self-control guards us against the traps of sin and pride. These are not signs of weakness but of incredible strength—strength that comes from surrendering to the Holy Spirit. If you want to finish strong as a man of God, these traits will keep you grounded, humble, and effective in leading your family, serving your church, and standing firm in your faith. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In Part 2 of our Fruit of the Spirit series, Anthony Curnutt and Kyler Sowell get real about the hardest fruit to develop—patience, along with kindness and goodness. These aren’t just virtues to admire; they are disciplines every man must learn to lead well and reflect Christ in everyday life. From personal stories to biblical insight, this conversation unpacks how the Holy Spirit develops these traits in us through failure, frustration, and faithfulness. You’ll laugh, relate, and probably feel convicted—but most importantly, you’ll be encouraged to become the kind of man others can trust, follow, and be changed by. 🔥 Spiritual fruit doesn’t grow overnight. It’s cultivated through daily discipline, intentional choices, and the work of the Holy Spirit. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this first episode of a 3-part Real Men Talk series, Anthony Curnutt and Kyler Sowell unpack the first three attributes of the fruit of the Spirit from Galatians 5: love, joy, and peace—and how they are essential to a man’s spiritual growth and leadership. This conversation challenges men to reflect on their inner life, confront unresolved issues, and allow the Holy Spirit to produce lasting change. These traits aren’t just ideals—they are evidence of a Spirit-filled life. From foundational love to unshakable peace, this episode offers practical truth for men who want to grow deeper in Christ and lead with integrity. 🔥 If you want to be a man who leads well, it starts with bearing the right fruit. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this deeply moving episode of Real Men Talk, I sit down with Ryan Ainley as he shares the story no parent ever wants to tell—the loss of his young daughter, Reese. Through pain, tears, and unwavering faith, Ryan opens up about his journey through grief, the emotional toll of losing a child, and how God met him in the darkest moments. We talk about the importance of being present in grief, the power of community support, and how the Reese Ainsley Foundation is bringing hope and healing to families walking through the same valley. Ryan’s story is raw, real, and full of hope—a testimony to the truth that even in tragedy, God is still good and healing is possible. 🎧 If you're walking through grief, know someone who is, or just need to be reminded of the strength found in Christ—this conversation will speak to your soul. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this follow-up episode to our conversation with Dr. Joshua Waltman, Kyler Sowell and Anthony Curnutt take the discussion even deeper—tackling the crisis of truth in today’s culture and what it means for spiritual leadership. We dive into the impact of postmodernism, the alarming reality that only 4% of churchgoers hold a biblical worldview, and why men cannot afford to lead their families without knowing God’s Word. This episode is a call to action for every man to engage with Scripture, understand the times, and lead with clarity, courage, and conviction. 🔥 Leadership without truth is just noise. If we’re going to lead, we must lead with the unshakable foundation of God’s Word. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this intellectually rich and spiritually stirring episode of Real Men Talk, Anthony Curnutt sits down with Dr. Joshua Waltman, an Apologetics professor at Liberty University, to discuss why apologetics is essential for today’s believer. From personal testimonies to theological depth, they explore the power of critical thinking, the beauty of the Trinity, and how engaging the mind is not a distraction from faith—it’s an act of worship. The conversation also touches on the crucial role of fathers as spiritual leaders, how to stand firm in a world of secular influence, and the need for a lifelong pursuit of knowing God more deeply. 🔥 If you want to grow in your faith, defend what you believe, and lead your family with confidence—this episode will equip and inspire you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the final episode of our Spiritual Leadership series, Anthony Curnutt and Kyler Sowell tackle one of the most challenging truths of spiritual leadership: it will always be countercultural. In a world that pushes compromise, passivity, and silence, godly men are called to stand out, stand firm, and lead with conviction. This episode dives into the cost of leadership, the pressure to conform, and the urgency for men to lead their homes, churches, and communities in truth—even when it’s unpopular. We weren’t made to blend in. We were called to set the standard, not follow it. Being a spiritual leader means walking a narrow road, but it also means walking in the power and purpose of Jesus Christ. 🔥 If you want to lead with boldness in a world that begs you to stay quiet, this episode is your call to rise. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In Part 4 of our Spiritual Leadership series, Anthony Curnutt and Kyler Sowell unpack the relational side of leadership—because no man leads well in isolation. This episode focuses on the power of mentorship, accountability, and brotherhood in shaping spiritual growth and maturity. We talk about the vital need for every man to have a Paul to learn from, a Timothy to pour into, and a Silas to walk beside. These roles reflect a biblical blueprint for community, growth, and leadership. It’s not always clean. It’s not always easy. But it’s always worth it. If you want to become the man God has called you to be, you must surround yourself with men who sharpen you, challenge you, and speak truth—even when it stings. Leadership begins in community, and accountability is a mark of strength—not weakness. 🔥 Find your Paul. Raise your Timothy. Walk with your Silas. This is spiritual leadership that multiplies. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices