Retired Army Lt Col, author and West Point Professor, Dave Grossman said, “If you have no capacity for violence then you are a healthy productive citizen: a sheep. If you have capacity for violence and no empathy for your fellow citizens, then you have defined an aggressive sociopath — a wolf. But what if you have capacity for violence, and a deep love for your fellow citizen? Then you are a sheep dog, a warrior, someone who is walking the hero’s path.” Think about your skills as a warrior. How would you describe your tendencies in the Soul, Body, and Spirit domains using Grossman’s three tendencies? This week Mike and Jim discuss how Jesus lived the perfect life as a warrior — a true sheep dog in every way. Figure out how you can start walking the heroes path just like Jesus.

In Matthew 20:25-28, Jesus called them together and said, “You know that the rulers of the Gentiles lord it over them, and their high officials exercise authority over them. Not so with you. Instead, whoever wants to become great among you must be your servant, and whoever wants to be first must be your slave— just as the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many.”

His command is simple. What is it that get’s in the way of being a servant the way Jesus was? This week Mike and Jim discuss how the Devil uses shame to prevent us from serving like Jesus did. Tune in to hear about biblical principles of service for the Kingdom and practical examples of how to apply those principles.

How do you define your identity? How do you define your purpose? Maybe you see yourself in the most important relationships in your life. You’re a Husband, a Father, a Friend. Maybe your purpose is wrapped up in your job or your hobbies. What are your current goals or strategies to accomplish your purpose. Are they righteous, pure, authentic…do they make the world a better place or are they self absorbed? These are the questions we men struggle with. Who am I, and Why am I here? This week Mike and Jim discuss who God says you are and what His Word (the Bible) says about why you are here. They walk through, in great detail, the foundational truths analyzed in the Junto Tribe Purpose Statement Exercise to help every man find purpose.

The lion is known as the King of the Jungle. Being the King is about mentality. It means running from comfort, complacency, laziness, and fear and instead running towards the battles God wants us to fight. Nothing worth doing is earned except through hard work, blood, sweat and tears. It’s all worth and, and the lion knows this. This week we are releasing the final session of Infil 3.0 where Mike talks about embracing the hard and fighting for what is right and just. As men, we must accept our roles as the King of the Jungle, and be willing to hunt for our destiny in Christ.

Mike and Jim are hard at work preparing for Infil 3.0. Enjoy the re-release of one of our classic messages...Throw the Freakin Rock!!!

On today’s podcast Mike and Jim talk about stepping from a life of timidity into a life of Boldness. The world has convinced us to live quiet and timid lives. Don’t rock the boat, you’ll risk offending people and getting canceled. Today the guys explore what it means to let God worry about outcomes and consequences, toe the battle lines when he tells you to, and Throw the Freakin Rock!!!…Just like David.

True transformation occurs when you walk away from your old ways and towards God’s perfect design. Being in right relationship with the father means doing what is right, living with integrity, seeking justice and hating sin. It means modeling your life after the only authentic man…Jesus Christ. This week Mike and Jim discuss the meaning of 2 Ancient Greek words…Metanoia and Dikaiosune. These words may sound like a sneeze, but they actually unlock the mystery of a a life well lived.

It doesn’t matter what your faith is, every man contemplates their mortality and what happens in the afterlife. Every man struggles to understand the meaning of life and their purpose on earth. Every man has a worldview that shapes the way their beliefs and the way the interact with their environment. This week Mike and Jim discuss the 5 questions every man wants to know. Where did I come from? Who am I? Why am I here? How should I live? Where am I going?

Spiritual disciplines are a necessity for the mature Christian. They enable to connect with God on a consistent basis and grow in your faith and purpose for the Kingdom. If they are so valuable, why are they so difficult to accomplish? This week Mike and Jim discuss 9 tips for establishing rules or disciplines in your life from John Mark Comer’s book, Practicing the Way. Learn how to establish healthy spiritual rules in your life that will withstand the test of time.