This episode is about wanting something God has not given you. For some people that is a marriage that has not come. For David and me it is a loss we have both carried. Different griefs, same question underneath. We talk about the expectations we hand God without ever saying them out loud, and what happens to your faith when he does not do the thing you begged him for. Singleness is not a waiting room and grief is not a detour.

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You have heard that line your whole life. Most of us have no idea what to do with it. Garrett Unclebach learned to suffer well in the SEAL teams, but the lesson he carried out was not about toughness. The only way you go beyond yourself is by serving something more important than you are. Purpose is not something you invent. Identity is not something you earn. Discipline is not something that saves you. God does have a plan.

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I sit down with my longtime friend Lee Shelton, creator of the documentary Unmentionable, to unpack the chronological history of pornography and how it became as widespread, normalized, and accessible as it is today.

Drawing from Lee’s research, conversations with church historians, and insights from historical experts, we look at how the Church has understood and defended a biblical sexual ethic throughout history. We also discuss what sexual morality looked like in ancient port cities like Corinth and Ephesus, and how the early Church stood apart in cultures marked by sexual confusion, exploitation, and distorted desire.

This conversation also examines the influence of Alfred Kinsey and the Kinsey Institute, including how his research shaped Western views of sexuality in the twentieth century. While Kinsey’s work has been treated by many as groundbreaking, it has also been deeply controversial because of the nature of his research, the darkness surrounding much of the data, and the lasting impact his conclusions had on sexual ethics in the West.

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In this special episode of Walk Worthy, I sit down with my longtime friend Lee Shelton, creator of the Unmentionable documentary series, for a personal and honest conversation about my story, my childhood, and the ways God has redeemed what was once broken.

We talk about what it was like growing up in the town I came from, how early wounds and unmet needs shaped some of the decisions I made, and how the grace of God met me in the middle of a life I never could have fixed on my own. This conversation is not about glorifying the past, but about magnifying the mercy of God and showing how He can bring purpose out of pain.

Lee and I also discuss how that redemption has led to a broader mission: helping expose the harm caused by pornography, advocating for the protection of children, and contributing to legislative efforts aimed at confronting exploitation. From testifying on Capitol Hill to sitting down with state representatives and partnering with others working to strengthen laws, I share how God has allowed my story to become part of a larger movement for truth, justice, and healing.

This episode is a reflection on redemption, responsibility, and the long work of rebuilding what broken systems have allowed to remain hidden for far too long.

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Disordered. It sounds like an insult. It is actually one of the most hopeful words in the Christian life. Your desire is not the enemy. God gave it to you. The problem was never that you want. The problem is that your wanting got aimed at the wrong thing.

In this episode, Joshua Broome takes on the question people are too nervous to ask out loud. Is reading romance novels really any different than looking at pornography? The honest answer is uncomfortable. They are not identical, but the place they are closest is the heart, and respectable sin is the most dangerous kind, because nobody repents of something they have already decided is fine.

Here is the trap. Disordered desire overpromises and underdelivers, every time. You do not beat it by wanting less. You beat it by re-aiming what you want. This one is about getting your loves back in order. We do this through making God’s perfect love the foundation which you base your understanding of love.

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Most of us are praying to a god we have never actually examined. Put in good behavior, expect good outcomes. Stay clean, expect the blessing. Mess up, and brace for the bill. We would never say it out loud, but a lot of us treat God like a vending machine.

In this episode, Joshua Broome traces what that one belief quietly does to everything else. A transactional view of God does not stay in your prayer life. It turns friendship into scorekeeping, dating into building credit you expect someone to pay back, and marriage into two people standing across from each other with their ledgers open. Add a view of sex shaped by pornography, and that system becomes a wrecking ball against the people you love most.

But the real God was never a transaction. He loved you while your hands were empty, and He paid in full. This one is about trading the vending machine for grace.

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Kyle Thompson built Undaunted.Life on one conviction: a man doesn’t have to choose between godly and manly. He read the Gospels and met a Jesus who is both the Lion of Judah and the Lamb of God, perfect Truth and perfect grace.

Joshua sits down with Kyle to hold those two together: the lie that splits strength from tenderness, what it means to push back darkness when you are the darkness in your own house, and how to call sin what it is without crushing the man who already knows. Two men, opposite ends, same question, grace for the one who has already fallen.

For the man who’s sure he missed the cut. There’s no such thing as too far gone.

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From the outside my life looked like a win. On the inside I was running on empty.

For years I fought a battle with my mental health that nobody around me could see. I had everything I was supposed to want, and I woke up emptier every morning. I learned how to perform being okay while quietly falling apart.

In this episode I tell the whole story. How the heaviness crept in slowly until it felt normal. The lies that kept me hidden. The one person who refused to flinch when I finally told the truth. And what actually started to heal me, because healing was not a moment. It was a road, and I’m still walking it.

If you’ve been carrying something heavy and pretending you’re fine, this one is for you. Getting help is not weakness. It is not a lack of faith. It is one of the bravest things you will ever do.

You don’t have to carry it alone.

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