Christian Men Unscripted
In this episode, we keep it real and a little random — talking everything from the Cleveland Browns' latest draft picks to the Vegas Golden Knights' playoff push. John shares a hilarious (and slightly gross) story about his favorite hat and an unfortunate encounter with throw up. It’s just a few Christian men hanging out, having honest conversations about life, faith, sports, and everything in between. Come join the unscripted journey!

It was Easter Sunday, we broke out the pastel shirts, awkward family photos, and enough deviled eggs to question your salvation. In this episode, we dive into the wild reality of why it's still so hard to live like Christians—even after we’ve heard the Good News a thousand times. Spoiler alert: we’re not the only ones who struggled.We’re talking’ about Jesus—yes, the Jesus—doing miracles left and right, raising people from the dead, healing blindness like it was a party trick… and somehow His own disciples still went, “Wait… you’re really the Son of God?” And don’t get us started on the Pharisees—they saw the same stuff and still said, “Yeah, nah.”Join us as we laugh through our struggles, confess our own spiritual short-term memory loss, and ask the honest question: if they saw it and still doubted, what hope is there for us with just YouTube sermons and Instagram devotionals?This one’s for the doubters, the backsliders, the barely-holding-it-togethers, and anyone who ever said, “Lord, I believe… but help my unbelief!”Want it more sarcastic? More theological? A little darker or lighter? I can tweak it however you’d like.

Welcome to Christian Men Unscripted—the podcast where faith meets fear, and laughter meets lab results. Join us as we dive deep into the big questions of life, like: “Why are we here?” “What does God have planned for us?” and “What exactly is going on with Alan’s bladder?”We’re just a couple of guys talking about mortality, miracles, medical mysteries, and the hope that anchors us through it all. Sometimes raw, often ridiculous, always real. It’s like a men’s Bible study—but with more sarcasm and fewer casseroles.Tune in for unfiltered faith, divine detours, and a whole lot of unscripted honesty.