Three old friends test their theories on manhood, fatherhood, and husbandhood while they are right in the thick of it.
The guys challenge themselves to make Mother's Day special for their wives. Did they succeed?
Do men need close friends or people they can count on? If so, how do we find them? The guys discuss.
The guys discuss the nature of hell, and explore Annihilationism, Conditional Immortality, Conditionalism, and the traditional Christian view.
There is value in hard work, but that doesn't mean it is always fun. The guys talk about their worst jobs.
Pastor Chris stops by to answer the guys' questions about church leadership, scripture, and more.
Man Challenge: Leave things better than you found them for a whole day. Can the guys do it?
The guys discuss a dad experiment that hopes to build teamwork and solve a messy problem. Is being tidy a solitary pursuit?
The guys discuss a dad experiment that seeks to build leadership skills in their children, and develop closer relationships between siblings. How do we encourage caring mentorship in our households?
The guys discuss what manhood is, why it is under scrutiny, and what we should do about it. Is it okay to be masculine?
The guys recap their holiday and discuss what is great (and not-so-great) about America.
The guys try to figure out how men connect with each other. Is it possible to make new friends as adults?
The guys challenge each other to keep laughter alive in their marriages. Do their wives still find them funny?