Christian men's mental health is rarely talked about in the church — but it should be. In Episode 10 of the Disciple's Desk Podcast, Pastor Randy Brown sits down with special guest Rob Moore III for an honest conversation about faith and mental health, the pressure to "have it all together," and what Scripture really says about anxiety, depression, and the emotional life of a godly man.

Whether you're walking through a hard season yourself or you love someone who is, this episode is a reminder that strength and struggle can live in the same man — and that God meets us in both.

In this episode:
• Why the church often stays silent on men's mental health
• The lie that "real" Christian men don't struggle
• Practical, biblical steps for caring for your mind and spirit
• How community and accountability protect us

🎙️ Special Guest: Rob Moore III

📖 "Cast all your anxiety on him because he cares for you." — 1 Peter 5:7

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What happens when church stops being about God and starts being about “you”? In this episode, Brother Mike Weatherspoon (M.Ed.) pulls up to The Desk to confront the “You”-based form of Christianity creeping into our churches — a self-centered, feel-good gospel that too often starts right from the pulpit. We talk sound doctrine vs. itching ears, what a Christ-centered faith actually looks like, and how to battle back toward biblical truth.
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