No Regrets Leader Podcast

Today on the No Regrets Podcast, Nate Gruber is joined by Jeff Dionne, Regional Director for Maine and the Northeast with Man in the Mirror. Jeff shares his powerful story of how simply signing up for a church softball team led him into men's ministry leadership—and gave him a passion for helping churches disciple men with greater intention. In this episode, Nate and Jeff explore what it takes to create, capture, and sustain momentum in men's ministry, especially heading into the fall. They offer practical insights on: Moving from random books and studies to a strategic discipleship plan Building effective men's leadership teams Understanding the difference between vision-minded and mission-minded men—and how to utilize both Developing clarity around your ministry's goals: Who are you trying to reach? What topics should you explore? Helping men move from cultural Christianity to an authentic pursuit of the God who is, not just the God we want Whether you're a pastor, small group leader, or just someone passionate about strengthening men in your church, this conversation will equip you with next steps for building an impactful and lasting ministry to men. Resources Mentioned: Man in the Mirror Ministry No Regrets Men's Ministry

This week on the No Regrets Podcast, Steve Sonderman sits down with Jim Stolberg for a powerful conversation about the untapped potential of the Boomer generation. Jim shares his personal journey of discovering his God-given calling in the “second season” of life—after years of gaining work, life, and spiritual wisdom. Through that process, he found clarity on what God was truly calling him to do. Together, Jim and Steve explore how leaders can help Boomers recognize that their time, talents, and wisdom are not meant to be buried—they're meant to be invested in the next generation. It's a challenge to move from the “state” to the “sage,” from success to significance, from retirement to reinvestment. You'll hear practical ways to: Clarify your calling and listen for what God wants you to do next. Bridge the gap between church life and work life. Reframe success by using your business and life experience for Kingdom impact. Mobilize Boomers as mentors, leaders, and difference-makers in ministry and beyond. If you're a leader—or if you've ever wondered what's next or how to make your greatest impact in your second season—this episode is for you. Don't miss this inspiring conversation about serving with purpose, giving back with intention, and stepping into the calling you can't not do. Resources Mentioned: Halftime: Moving from Success to Significance – Halftime Book Halftime Institute Faith Driven Movements Solving the World's Greatest Problems

On this episode of The No Regrets Podcast, Steve Sonderman sits down with Pat Morley—one of the pioneers of men's ministry since the early '90s and founder of Man in the Mirror Ministries. Pat shares his powerful and deeply personal journey: growing up in the church without truly knowing Jesus, and the life-changing moment when a group of men welcomed him in and pointed him toward authentic faith. He opens up about the hidden wounds from his family and past, and how those unaddressed hurts shaped his life until he began to truly heal. Together, Pat and Steve dive into why so many men are longing for deeper discipleship—and how unresolved pain from the past often stands in the way. Pat unpacks the heart behind his new book, Broken Boy to Mended Man, a powerful biblical guide to identifying and healing childhood wounds, breaking free from shame, and ending destructive cycles. Through honest reflection, practical steps, and spiritual wisdom, the book helps men face their past, process their pain, and emerge as whole, restored leaders in their families and communities. If you've ever felt stuck in your past, this conversation will help you begin the journey of facing your pain, finding healing, and moving forward in freedom.

In this episode of the No Regrets Leadership Podcast, Gary Rohrmayer—church planter, missionary, and author of Ten Marks of a Coachable Leader—joins the conversation to unpack the power of coaching in the life of a leader. Gary shares from his own leadership journey and offers insight into what coaching really is, what it looks like to work with a coach, and how a coach can bring perspective, encouragement, and clarity to your calling. He explains how coaching differs from mentoring, what makes for a strong coaching relationship, and why setting clear expectations and building trust is essential. Together, we explore the key principles of coachability—humility, teachability, and a willingness to listen—and how leaders can cultivate these traits to grow and lead more effectively. Whether you're leading a church, a team, or just stepping into leadership, this episode will give you a clear picture of how coaching can transform your leadership and your life. Resources Mentioned: Ten Marks of a Coachable Leader by Gary Rohrmayer Learn more at garyrohrmayer.com Coaching tools and resources at axelerate.org

In this episode, Steve Sonderman sits down with Scott Papador to discuss The Grand Plan—a powerful 6-week curriculum designed to engage the often-overlooked force in our churches: Boomers. With 76 million Boomers in the U.S. and an estimated 35% of church attendees coming from this generation, Scott challenges us to consider: Are we fully utilizing their gifts, talents, and wisdom? Scott shares his personal journey to faith and what led him to help develop The Grand Plan, a tool designed to activate men and women aged 52–73 for meaningful kingdom impact. Drawing on insights from Wisdom at Work by Chip Conley and From Strength to Strength by Arthur Brooks, this conversation explores how Boomers can move from success to significance. Through a six-summit process centered on holistic health, vision planning, and intentional engagement, The Grand Planhelps Boomers discover how to serve with purpose—during retirement and beyond. Whether in small groups, businesses, or ministry, this episode encourages you not to bury your treasure but to live with impact throughout every season of life. Learn more and choose your path—live, self-paced, or facilitated—at thegrandplan.org. Books mentioned: Wisdom at Work by Chip Conley From Strength to Strength by Arthur Brooks

This week on the No Regrets Leadership Podcast, Nate is joined by Troy Thomas from Crossway Church teaching team for a meaningful conversation on discipleship and connecting with the next generation. Together, they explore the challenges and opportunities of reaching young men in today's church and how spiritual formation is about more than just teaching—it's about doing. Troy shares how his journey has been centered around making disciples who make disciples, influenced by the writings of Greg Ogden, Dallas Willard, Eugene Peterson, and John Mark Comer. He unpacks the deeper dynamics of how men relate, addressing the widespread loneliness among men and the longing for authentic connection.  Troy offers tactical insight into how older men can build meaningful relationships with younger generations. Resources Mentioned: Discipleship Essentials: A Guide to Building Your Life in Christ by Greg Ogden Crossways Church - https://www.crosswayc.org Listen in to be encouraged and equipped to reach and disciple the next generation of men.

In this episode, Josh Lindblom joins Steve Sonderman to discuss the power of mentorship and investing in the next generation of men. What does it truly mean to mentor a young man? How do you choose someone to invest in? Josh shares his personal journey of being intentionally mentored and how it shaped his leadership, helping him navigate transitions and learn to walk alongside others. Leadership is a lifelong process of discovering how God has uniquely shaped each of us for influence in His kingdom. Josh dives into the importance of relational depth, why true mentorship isn't scalable but deeply personal, and how empowerment begins with understanding that our weaknesses don't define us. He also shares practical steps for building meaningful mentorship relationships and training others to become mentors themselves. We believe this episode will encourage and equip you to invest in the next generation and mobilize more men for Jesus. Don't wait—there is an army of men ready to be mentored. Resources Mentioned: The Making of a Leader by Robert Clinton Steps: A Guide to Transforming Your Life When Willpower Isn't Enough by John Ortberg Learn more at congruency.co Listen in and take the next step in mentorship today!

Join us for Part 2 of our conversation with Steve Sonderman and Matt Millar as we dive deeper into the importance of apprentices in ministry. Jesus intentionally chose His disciples, He set clear expectations, and prepared them for their mission—so how can we follow His model today? In this episode, we continue to explore:  -  Preparation – Teaching apprentices what they need to know before sending them out.  -  Empowerment – Encouraging leaders and helping men overcome fear of failure.  -  Giving Away Responsibility – Developing leaders by providing clear roles and expectations.  -  A Holistic Apprenticeship Process – Investing in people at every level of your organization. A structured apprenticeship involves a four-step process: modeling, assisting, empowering, and fully releasing the apprentice into leadership while offering continued guidance. When it comes to graduation apprentices, it's about setting clear expectations, equipping them with what they need, and providing ongoing encouragement and support as they step into their role. Matt Millar also shares key questions to ask apprentices and practical ways to make apprenticeship a core part of your ministry's culture. Resources Mentioned:  Exponential.org – Free resources, PDFs, and booklets.  Books by Dave Ferguson: Hero Maker, Experiential.  Podcasts with Rob Wegner.  Learn more about Matt Millar, Global Operations Director at NewThing: newthing.org Listen in and start building a legacy of leaders today!

Join Steve Sonderman and Matt Millar as they explore the vital role of apprentices in ministry. Discover how developing, deploying, and equipping apprentices can expand your impact and help you reach more men for Jesus. In this episode, Matt shares his personal journey and why apprenticing is a biblical mandate. Jesus calls us to make disciples, and that starts with intentional training and investment in others to create a lasting legacy for His kingdom. Learn the four key steps Jesus modeled in apprenticeship: 1 - Selection – Jesus specifically chose His 12 disciples. 2 - Expectation – He set clear expectations for their mission. 3 - Preparation – They saw how He lived and learned. 4 - Graduation – He sent them out to continue His work. Your ministry will only grow with leaders. Listen in and discover how to equip others for the work of Jesus and create a deeper impact with the men you serve. Learn more about Matt Millar, Global Operations Director at NewThing: newthing.org

Join us for today's episode from the No Regrets Men's Conference as we hear from speaker Greg Stier, founder of Dare to Share Ministry, who shares the nuts and bolts of witnessing in a natural and comfortable way. Greg shares his journey—from witnessing to his own family to inspiring others to boldly spread the powerful message of the gospel. He reminds us that the gospel is like a grenade—no matter who pulls the pin, it has the power to transform lives. In this conversation, we'll explore: ✅ How to make evangelism a natural part of everyday conversations ✅ The importance of fueling up with the right motivation—obeying Christ's call to make disciples ✅ The Prayer-Care-Share model for reaching others ✅ What it means to be Radical Like Jesus Be encouraged, be equipped, and get ready to live out your faith with confidence! For more about Greg - https://gregstier.org Dare 2 Share Website for youth ministry - https://www.dare2share.org The Life in 6 Words app provides an interactive and engaging way to naturally initiate spiritual conversations. Use it to walk someone through a clear message of the Gospel and the hope found in Jesus Christ! Download on the App store or find out more at https://li6w.com

On today's episode, Steve Sonderman welcomes the newest member of the No Regrets team, Nate Gruber. Nate shares his powerful journey to Christ, his lifelong passion for telling others about Jesus, and how waking up each day to follow Him can transform everything. Nate's heart for discipleship fuels his mission to help churches build a disciple-making culture through the No Regrets Ministry. Steve and Nate discuss the importance of investing in a small group of men—affirming, encouraging, and walking alongside them in faith. Nate also shares his excitement about Basecamp, a powerful resource designed to equip men to deepen their walk with Jesus and experience the security of knowing they are fully loved by God. Together, Nate and Steve explore the beauty of a life rooted in Christ, the confidence that comes from representing the Father, and what it truly means to live fully alive in Him. Don't miss this inspiring conversation! Links Discussed in Today's Episode: No Regrets Conference Talks/Sessions No Regrets Follow-Up Study Basecamp – Go Deeper in Following Jesus

Join Steve Sonderman for an inspiring conversation with Dr. Crawford Loritts as they discuss the profound impact of mentoring and why it's essential for every man. Dr. Loritts challenges men to remove boundaries and barriers, step into the role of hope-givers, and invest in the next generation of leaders. Mentorship isn't about having all the answers—it's about being available, accessible, and intentional. As older men, we have the opportunity to guide younger ones by sharing our failures, praying with them, and providing the encouragement they need to grow. True leadership is about taking your God-given equity and using it to empower those around you. They also explore the concept of finishing well—how living well each day leads to a strong finish. Decision precedes development, and responding to God in the moment shapes the legacy we leave behind. This conversation will equip and encourage you in the ministry God has called you to, helping you embrace mentorship as a calling and a privilege. Resources Mentioned: Learn more about Crawford Loritts' work: Beyond Our Generation Leadership as an Identity: The Four Traits of Those Who Wield Lasting Influence by Crawford Loritts– Buy Here Gentle and Lowly: The Heart of Christ for Sinners and Sufferers by Dane Ortlund – Buy Here Don't miss this powerful discussion on leadership, mentorship, and finishing well!

Join Steve Sonderman as he sits down with Pastor Joby Martin, a dynamic leader from Eleven22 Church in Jacksonville, FL, and a featured speaker at this year's No Regrets Conference. Together, they tackle the challenges men face today—from isolation and complacency to the ongoing crisis of manhood. Pastor Joby shares profound biblical insights on how men can "Stand Firm and Act Like Men," highlighting five key principles rooted in Scripture that every man should be on the lookout for. They delve into the vital roles of defending, providing, protecting, and leading within the family and the church. Pastor Joby also introduces his new book, Run Over By the Grace Train, a transformative guide to understanding the life-changing power of Christ's grace. Perfect for men's small group discussions, this book is a must-read for anyone seeking to grow as a Christ follower. Discover actionable advice, encouragement, and the tools to step up as Godly men in a world that desperately needs strong, faithful leaders. Don't miss this compelling conversation! Additional Links: Learn more about Pastor Joby Martin: Eleven22 Church New Podcast: The Daily Blade New Book: Run Over By the Grace Train.

In this episode of the No Regrets Podcast, Steve Sonderman and Greg Stier dive into practical ways to introduce Jesus into everyday conversations. How can you take a casual chat about sports and turn it into a meaningful dialogue about faith? Greg shares tools, resources, and encouragement for having gospel-centered conversations that inspire and equip others to follow Christ. Greg emphasizes the importance of being trained, equipped, and mobilized to share the gospel with the next generation. With 80% of people coming to Christ before the age of 18, Greg and Steve discuss how to effectively reach students and disciple them to reach others. They provide insights into evangelism, including how to engage in conversations with grace: ask questions, admire others, admit your own need for Jesus, and share your story. Instead of presenting a rehearsed speech, they encourage listeners to have genuine, gospel-focused conversations. Greg also highlights free curriculum and resources for youth pastors, parents, and grandparents, including the Dare 2 Share website and the Life in 6 Words app. These tools offer practical ways to teach small groups to share the gospel and carve out time for prayer, care, and sharing Christ with others. Greg will be speaking at the upcoming No Regrets Conference, giving two impactful talks: "How to Live Radically Like Christ" and "How to Navigate a Gospel Conversation." For more about Greg, visit Greg Stier's website or Dare 2 Share. Learn about the Life in 6 Words app at li6w.com, an interactive tool to naturally initiate spiritual conversations. Be encouraged and equipped to share your faith with confidence and purpose!

In this episode, Steve Sonderman is joined by Sean McDowell who shares practical ways to defend your faith and engage in meaningful conversations about Christianity. Whether you're a parent guiding your children through questions of faith or someone seeking to better articulate your beliefs, Sean offers hands-on tools and encouragement for your journey.  Sean emphasizes the importance of trusting God, getting prepared, and learning the skill of defending your faith through resources like books, podcasts, and practice. He also introduces his latest book, "End the Stalemate," co-written with Tim Muehlhoff, which focuses on finding common ground, clarifying differences, and challenging perspectives to think differently. After listening, we hope you feel encouraged and better equipped to share your faith with others. Sean will also be joining us at the No Regrets Conference on February 1, speaking on 'Looking for Love in All the Wrong Places.' Don't miss this inspiring and practical conversation with Sean McDowell! Learn more about Sean McDowell: Website: seanmcdowell.org Instagram: @seanmcdowell Twitter: @Sean_McDowell YouTube: Sean McDowell Podcast: Think Biblically

Steve Sonderman and Dusty Davis dive into the transformative intersection of faith and work, tackling the cultural and secular divide while offering a renewed perspective on Biblical masculinity. Dusty shares the story of his faith journey and its beginnings, providing insights into how God intentionally places us in our workplaces, homes, and communities for His purpose. Together, they explore the ministry of work, offering practical advice on living as a man for Jesus in every area of life and letting your identity in Christ shape all you do. With compelling stories of transformation and a powerful call to action for men to lead in boardrooms, homes, and beyond, this conversation inspires a paradigm shift toward purposeful living and Biblical masculinity. Tune in to discover how to make a meaningful impact in every aspect of your life. Find more at https://www.everymanministries.com https://www.pray.com

Momentum is a game-changer.  Just like in sports, where momentum can turn a game around, ministry thrives when momentum is created and sustained. In this episode, Steve shares how to spark momentum through events and intentional strategies, while offering key insights on keeping it alive. Tune in as Steve unpacks four essential principles that will help you build and maintain momentum in your ministry, driving growth and lasting impact.

In a world where men often feel pressured to keep their guard up, this podcast invites leaders to create spaces for genuine connection and growth. Steve shares five essential qualities that can transform any small group gathering into a safe and transformative space for men. Tune in to discover practical insights on fostering an environment where men feel empowered to take off their masks, share openly, and support each other's journeys toward personal and spiritual growth. Steve explains how a leader can intentionally develop a safe environment that encourages men to grow into mature, fully devoted followers of Jesus.   Share this podcast with another small group leader at your church and discuss how you can implement these principles to help men grow.

Friends, we are here today because Jesus' method of making disciples worked. Never concerned about the numbers, but focusing on the few. In this podcast, Troy Thomas and I are going to talk about what does that look like. And Troy just recently gave a breakout session on influencing your world for Christ. And he's going to walk us through some of the principles that we see in the life of Jesus. And so you're going to want to listen to this podcast this week.

I'm not sure if there's a greater call on a person's life than to invest their life into the next generation. And this week on our podcast, I have Brenden Sullivan from Priority One Ministries out in the Leehigh Valley in Pennsylvania, and him and I are going to talk about what does that look like and what does discipleship really mean and how do you practically do that in the life of other men? Thanks for joining us for this week's podcast.   https://priorityone.org/

This week, Steve has the incredible privilege to have on Alex and Stephen Kendrick, the men who have written a number of great movies over the years. Movies like War Room, Courageous, Fireproof, Facing the Giants. They have a new movie coming out this fall called The Forge, and we had a chance to just talk today about what's behind the movie, what they hope to see happen through the movie, and the whole emphasis of the movie is in the area of discipleship. Listen as these two men share their hearts and what's behind what they've been doing for the last 20 plus years. So listen to the podcast this week on The Forge.

Lots of men in the church today that sort of have the Peter Pan mentality. I just don't want to grow up. Lots of men in their 50s, 60s, and 70s who are still acting like spiritual babies, right? Just making messes all over the place. Well, in this podcast, we want to talk about how do we help the men of our church grow, to spiritually mature, and to become spiritual adults. My guest this week is Dan Wetzel from our staff, and we're going to talk about one of the seminars he did at our Leadership Summit recently. And so you're going to really want to listen to this as you interact with the men in your sphere of influence and in your small group.

One of the biggest issues facing men today is loneliness. This week's podcast, Steve sits down with Ron Sweet, our Director of Church Engagement to speak about how to pull men out of isolation and into relationship. 

We believe that the small group is the optimal place for a man to grow in his faith. This week we have a fellow staff member Dan Wetzel on the pod and he sits down with Steve Sonderman and they speak about the importance of small groups in a mans life and to a ministry to men. Remember to share and leave a review and we will see you next week!

Sports really is a universal language. This week Steve sits down with Ralph Meirow, who was a sports pastor for many years and then moved on to Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Steve and Ralph speak about the importance of sports in the lives of believers and how you can reach people through sports. Don't forget to leave a review and share the podcast! See you next week!

Our guest this week for the podcast is Jason Romano. Jason is the Director of Media for Sports Spectrum. His weekly podcast interviews atheletes where they talk about the intersection of sports and faith. Don't forget to share the podcast and leave a review!    Sports Spectrum Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/4uJw2NwHLVn1sjxK0js2uA   https://www.jasonromano.com/  

This week we have Corey Kugle on the podcast from The Chapel in St. Joes Michigan. He is the senior pastor over there and Corey and Steve have a great discussion about what it means to pastor and disciple other men. Thanks for listening and don't forget to leave a review and share the podcast! See you next week!    https://www.noregretsmen.org/    https://maninthemirror.org/

Hey men, this week we have Nick Stumbo on from Pure Desire Ministries. Nick and his ministry work with men struggling with pornography and supports churches with support / recovery groups and recourses, all avaliable at their links below. Don't forget to leave a review and follow us everywhere @noregretsmen!    https://puredesire.org/   https://puredesire.org/podcasts/   https://puredesire.org/tools/

Hey men, this week on the No Regrets Leadership Podcast, Steve and Troy discuss the top five temptations leaders face and what are some guard rails that can be put in place to help when temptations arise. 

Welcome back to the No Regrets Leadership Podcast! This week, we are continuing our conversation on Leadership 101. Steve and Troy talk about how leaders can continue to grow and mature in leadership so they don't plateau. Don't forget to share and leave a review! 

Hey men, this week we are going to continue our series on Leadership 101. This week we are talking about what it means to invest in others, how to become a person of mission and what does servant leadership looks like. Get your pen and paper and take some notes because this is a good one! Don't forget to leave a review! 

This week we have Steve Carter. Steve and Steve discuss Steve's new book, Grieve, Breathe, Recieve. We also talk about what it means to be Easter people living in a Good Friday world. Also, how to live with pain and greif in our life in a healthy way. Steve Carter will also be a guest at our National Leadership Summit on April 26th and 27th. Visit noregretsmen.org to learn about about that today!  https://www.stevecarter.org/

Hey men, this week we are continuing our series on Leadership 101. This week we talk about the three different qualities that makes a good leader. Don't forget to leave a review and share the podcast! 

This week, we are kicking off a series with Steve Sonderman and Troy Thomas all about Leadership. What it takes to be a leader, challenges in leadership, the qualities of a leader, and the basics of what leadership is. This week we are starting with what is Christian Leadership. 

A prayerless life is a powerless life; yet many men struggle with prayer. Derwin will teach how to become powerful by learning how to pray like Jesus.

Far too often, our lives are overwhelmed by the demands of work, family, and social circles, leaving little time for meaningful connection with God. In this session, we will answer questions such as; how can men provide for their families and enjoy life in a sustainable way? What does it mean to honor the Sabbath? What's the best way to lead a life marked by productivity and rest?

GI Joe heroes used to famously say, “Knowing is half the battle!”. Men can know the results of temptation but too few understand the tactics of “how” temptation is disguised and creeps into our lives. We'll learn the story of Achan and see how temptation broke him and nearly broke his nation and how we can be stronger.

Age, job or achievements do not automatically make a boy a man; it is the way he chooses to live his life. Brian describes five characteristics that mark authentic manhood; a vision for life, the courage to take a minor position, a team player's mindset, a strong work ethic, and the ability to be a gracious protector. In this session, learn to embrace these characteristics and create a new path of strength and integrity to become the person God intended.

This week we have Bob Merritt from Eagle Brook Church in St. Paul, MN. Steve and Bob talk about pain in leadership, how to deal with it, how to surround yourself with a good team and how to be authentic while in leadership.    https://www.bobmerritt.com/

This week, we have Bobby Harrington from Discipleship.org on the podcast. Bobby speaks on the paradigm shifts in discipleship today and what it looks like to have a discipleship process that is intentional, relational and transformational.    https://renew.org/   https://discipleship.org/   Disciplemakers Handbook: https://discipleship.org/shop/disciple-makers-handbook-book/   Becoming a DiscipleMaker Digital Copy: https://discipleship.org/shop/becoming-a-disciple-maker/   2024 Renew Gathering, April 29th and April 30th: https://renew.org/2024-gathering/   National Discipleship Making Conference, May 1st & 2nd: https://discipleship.org/national-disciple-making-forum/

What is God's ultimate purpose for our lives? Kenny Luck speaks on this topic as we look back at one of the seminars Kenny gave a few years ago. Kenny will be leading off the No Regrets Men's Conference this year and you won't want to miss it! 

This week, Steve and Troy sit down and talk about how to help men in addiction crisis. How do you prepare leaders to lead men through addiction and help their families as well. In men's ministry it isn't if you'll encounter this, it is when. We hope this episode helps the leaders out there to better navigate this challenging topic. 

Happy New Year! For our first podcast release of 2024, we wanted to talk about the power of men praying together. What does that look like practically and what are some great resources out there that you can use to help the men in your small group with prayer. 

This week, we have Ted Rifkin Sr, a men's ministry leader coming from Phoenix, Arizona. Ted is involved in the Iron Sharpens Iron Men's Ministry and has been in men's ministry for many many years. Listen to how he has implemented a very intentional program to minister to the men of this church and his community and how you too can do the same.    Website: www.isimensministry.com    Email: info@isimensministry.com   Facebook:  https://tinyurl.com/ISImensministry   Apparel website: www.isiapparel.com   YouTube Channel:  https://tinyurl.com/ISIyoutube

This week, we have Brian Tome, another speaker at this year's No Regrets Men's Conference. Steve and Brian talk about what Brian has been up to lately and some of his background but then really dig into why the church isn't geared toward men and what it would look like to change that in your church or ministry.  Brian Tome's Website:  https://www.briantome.com/  

This week we are relooking at a seminar called Redeeming Work by Skye Jethani, one of our platfrom speakers that is returning this year!    Most Christians divide the world into two categories; sacred and secular. We will look at the origin of this dualistic and unbiblical vision of the world and how it does incalculable harm to our faith and the world and how recovering a proper vision of what God cares about can transform the value of our vocations.    Conference Website: https://www.noregretsconference.org/ Ministry Website: https://www.noregretsmen.org/      

This week, Steve sits down with Ricky Jenkins, another one of our No Regrets Men's Conference Keynote Speakers, and catches up and speaks about what its like to minister to men in the church as a senior pastor and more!  Ricky Jenkins Sermons: southwestchurch.com Follow Ricky: @rickyjenkins Hope4Today Devotion: Text SWConnect to 94000 Ricky Jenkins, Senior Pastor, Southwest Church, Indian Wells, California. Ricky has been preaching the gospel for over 20 years. Fueled by Acts 20:28, Ricky is called to pursue God passionately and pursue God's people compassionately for the glory and honor of Jesus Christ. Ricky is married to the light of his heart, April Jenkins. Together they have three beautiful children—Camden, Grand, and Andi.

This week, Steve sits down with his long time friend Steve Stinehouse from New Generations Ministry. They talk about how to start a discovery bible study, why they are important and the effect they have on others. 

This week, Steve sits down with his long time friend Steve Stinehouse from New Generations Ministry. They talk about how to start a discovery bible study, why they are important and the effect they have on others. 

This week's podcast is with one of our NRC24 Speakers, Derwin Gray. This week, Steve and Dewin discuss reaching men in the church today, how to combat the racial divide in the church, in our cities and in the world today in a christian framework. 

Welcome to the No Regrets Leadership Podcast. This week, Steve sits down with Pastor Brady Boyd from Fort Colins, CO to speak about how to reach men in the church, how church's are coming up short in reaching men and how we can change that going forward. Don't miss Pastor Brady at this years No Regrets Men's Conference where he will be speaking!