Christian masculinity, argued out loud.
Make A Man Podcast is a plainspoken Christian masculinity show built around loose conversations. Its episodes move from fatherhood and generational change to tithing, church leadership, spiritual warfare, and contested cultural claims.
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Make A Man Podcast centers on a simple but loaded question: what should manhood look like in the present moment? The answer comes through Christian conversation rather than formal teaching. Brett, RJ, Caleb, and people on the show speak in a loose, personal rhythm, moving between scripture, family concerns, church frustrations, and the broader cultural atmosphere around them. The show is candid. It is also openly suspicious of institutions that ask for trust without accountability. Recent episodes spend substantial time on church leadership, warning against blind loyalty and urging listeners to compare a leader's words with the Bible. Tithing becomes more than a money topic. It becomes a test case for how churches use authority, how funds are handled, and how easily spiritual language can protect financial habits from scrutiny. The hosts do not reject church life outright, but they repeatedly press for discernment, humility, and transparency. That tension gives the show much of its shape. It is both devotional and argumentative, grounded in biblical references while often sounding like a conversation between friends after a difficult church experience. The cultural range is wide. Early material connects masculinity to parenting, generational change, and the political mood around the transition from one administration to another. Other episodes turn toward conspiracies, spiritual warfare, COVID-era mandates, vaccine concerns, fertility worries, and distrust of official narratives. The show does not smooth over those edges. Its appeal is strongest for Christian men who want conversations that mix faith, fatherhood, skepticism, and everyday anxiety about where society is going. Its risk is the same as its identity: the discussions can be intense, speculative, and critical of modern institutions. For listeners who share its worldview, that directness may feel bracing. For others, it will feel confrontational. Either way, Make A Man Podcast is defined by its insistence that biblical discernment belongs in ordinary conversations about money, leadership, family, and power.
Made for: Christian men interested in masculinity, family responsibility, biblical discernment, and criticism of modern church culture. It best fits listeners comfortable with informal, conviction-driven conversations that blend scripture with cultural skepticism.
What sets it apart: The show pairs biblical masculinity talk with unusually direct scrutiny of church money, pastoral authority, and institutional trust. Its episodes feel less like sermons and more like extended conversations between friends working through faith, frustration, and responsibility in real time.
Welcome to the Make a Man Podcast, where we explore what it truly means to be a man in today’s ever-changing world through the timeless lens of biblical truth. Join us as we tackle the challenges, responsibilities, and rewards of manhood, uncovering God’s design for masculinity in the modern age. From leadership and relationships to faith and purpose, we dig deep into scripture and share real-life insights to help men rise above the noise, embrace their identity, and live with strength, integrity, and humility. Whether you’re seeking wisdom, encouragement, or a fresh perspective, this podcast is for every man...
Church budgets meet Bible margins here, with your discernment expected to do some of the heavy lifting.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A blunt, scripture-led argument about money, stewardship, and church accountability.
This episode keeps its focus on tithing as a practical fight over money, church spending, and who gets to answer for the funds. The hosts stay conversational while they move through scripture, the case for paying pastors, and the point of church giving.
A scripture-first warning about church corruption, deception, and the need for discernment.
This episode takes a blunt look at church corruption and keeps circling one practical test: compare what someone says with what the Bible says. The hosts stay scripture-led and make the point that public religious authority does not prove spiritual integrity.
A candid faith-and-conspiracy conversation about manhood, skepticism, and the questions men carry.
Make a Man Podcast uses this episode to braid conspiracies, spiritual warfare, and pressure on manhood. Dallas returns for a conversation that moves from Epstein, COVID, and vaccines to fertility worries and the effort to read events through a Christian frame.
Blunt counsel for disciplined masculine responsibility.
La Crosse politics, plainly argued.
Brad and RJ of Make A Man Podcast argue that objective truth should be judged through logic and biblical scripture rather than personal feelings.
Make A Man Podcast Season 2, Ep.
Make A Man Podcast episode 15 of season 2 centers on corruption in churches, with the hosts arguing that “test the spirits” in First John 4:1 should apply to pastors as well as congregants.
Make A Man Podcast Season 2, Ep.13 with Dallas centers on Epstein files, "spiritual warfare," and the claim that a "satanic cult nature" sits behind modern scandals.
Make A Man Podcast’s “Navigating Current Events with Faith” examines when churches and Christians should respond publicly to current events.
The hosts discuss biblical leadership and integrity, focusing on the qualifications for elders and bishops from Titus 1.
Hosts Brett and RJ launch a podcast exploring the meaning of manhood in modern society, discussing generational changes and political context.