What does worship actually look like in the life of a man?

In this episode, Shane sits down with Adriel and Dylan for a conversation about worship, vulnerability, and what it means to live from our identity as sons of God.

Worship is so much bigger than singing songs on a Sunday morning. It’s about how we live, what we give our hearts to, and whether we’re willing to let God into the parts of ourselves we’d rather keep guarded.

The guys talk honestly about why vulnerability can be especially difficult for men, the difference between genuinely encountering God and simply chasing an emotional experience, and what can happen when we stop worrying about how we look and allow ourselves to fully worship Jesus.

They also share some powerful personal stories of seeing God move through worship and how those moments have shaped the way they lead, love, and live.

If you’ve ever struggled to understand worship, felt uncomfortable expressing your love for God, or wondered what worship has to do with becoming a stronger man, this conversation is for you.

In this episode of A Healthy Man Podcast, Shane sits down with longtime friend and seasoned pastor Paul Tidwell for an honest conversation about faith, purpose, and what it really means to “run the race with endurance.”

At 72 years old, Paul has walked through many different seasons of life and ministry, from his early roots in the church and time in the Navy to decades of pastoral leadership and now discovering what God has for him in this next chapter.

Together, Shane and Paul talk about how our calling can change as we move through different seasons of life, why following God isn’t always about finding one big lifelong purpose, and how we can learn to recognize His voice through prayer, obedience, Scripture, and simply being willing to listen.

Whether you’re young and still trying to figure out what God is calling you toward, or you’ve been walking with Him for decades and wondering what’s next, Paul brings a lifetime of wisdom to this conversation.

The race changes. The seasons change. But the invitation is the same: keep showing up, keep listening, and keep running with Him.

In this episode, Shane sits down with Mat Broughton to share an honest conversation about addiction, recovery, and the freedom found in Christ. Mat opens up about how a hang gliding accident led to opioid addiction, the long road to sobriety, and the hope he discovered through surrendering his life to Jesus. Together, they explore why lasting freedom requires more than willpower, the importance of confession and authentic community, and how the Church can become a place where people feel safe to bring their struggles into the light. Whether you're battling addiction yourself or walking alongside someone who is, this episode is a powerful reminder that no one is beyond the reach of God's grace.

Shane sits down with Parkher to reflect on their recent Yosemite backpacking trip and the lessons it taught them about adventure, faith, and living with purpose. Their conversation explores the importance of getting outside your comfort zone, raising resilient kids, building strong community, and finding the balance between trusting God and taking responsibility in your own life. It's an honest discussion about slowing down, embracing challenge, and becoming the men God has called us to be.

Shane is on vacation this week, so Moriah steps in as host alongside guest Caleb Miller for a thoughtful conversation about singleness, divorce, and learning to trust God's timing. Together, they explore how seasons of waiting can become seasons of healing, growth, and rebuilding a life firmly rooted in Christ.

Most guys think they’re “just being clear” but they’re actually crushing connection. In this episode, the John & Austin Will sit down with Shane to break down how communication is shaped by your past, why conflict escalates so fast, and what it actually looks like to lead conversations with wisdom and control. From practical tools like weekly “relationship huddles” to learning when to speak and when to stay quiet, this one will challenge the way you talk, listen, and show up in every relationship.

Shane and Parkher sit down with filmmaker and founder of Neighborhood Film Company, Ricky Staub, for an honest conversation about purpose, faith, and what it means to follow God's calling, even when it costs everything.

Ricky shares his journey of growing up in a large blended family, discovering a passion for storytelling as a child, and eventually leaving a promising Hollywood career to follow the Lord into ministry. That decision led him to start an organization that employs men and women returning from incarceration, offering hope, dignity, and a fresh start through meaningful work.

The conversation also explores the power of daily journaling as a spiritual discipline, processing anger in healthy ways, extending forgiveness, and recognizing God's faithfulness through every season of life. Whether you're navigating purpose, wrestling with your past, or simply looking to grow deeper in your walk with Christ, this episode offers practical wisdom and genuine encouragement.

In this episode of A Healthy Man Podcast, Shane sits down with youth pastor Parkher Murphy for an honest conversation about the generations that make up today's church and why understanding each other matters more than ever.

From the Silent Generation all the way to Gen Beta, they unpack the strengths, struggles, and stereotypes that have shaped each generation's view of work, discipline, faith, and community. Along the way, they challenge the labels we often place on one another and explore what Scripture has to say about true discipleship.

The conversation also dives into the difference between punishment and biblical discipline, why our thoughts need to be filtered through God's perspective instead of cultural assumptions, and how the church can become a place where wisdom and fresh vision work together instead of against each other.

If you've ever caught yourself saying, "Kids these days..." or "They just don't get it," this episode offers a refreshing reminder that every generation has something valuable to contribute when Christ is at the center.