March or Die: Recent Episodes
Jeremy Stalnecker
Host Jeremy Stalnecker seeks to help listeners answer one of the toughest questions we all face, "How do I move forward when my world is falling apart?" Jeremy Stalnecker is the Executive Director of the Mighty Oaks Foundation, dedicated to helping America’s military warriors and their families who are suffering from the unseen wounds of combat such as Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Jeremy has served in the Marine Corps, and as Senior Pastor at Bay Area Baptist Church. He is an accomplished author, inspirational speaker and a frequent guest on some of the most prominent news networks.
"We just talk about boy band Jesus." Nick Freitas breaks down what biblical masculinity actually is and the five pillars every Christian man is called to build: spiritual, emotional, physical, intellectual, and professional.
Host Jeremy Stalnecker sits down with Nick Freitas, author of THE MAN BOOK, host of Making the Argument, husband of 27 years and father of three, for a conversation about why men quietly walked away from the church, and what it takes to bring them back.
Nick doesn't blame the culture and he doesn't hand out a 12-step program. He goes to scripture: what does God actually require of a man? Out of that comes the five-pillar framework he teaches, spiritual, emotional, physical, intellectual, professional, with the receipts for each one. Along the way: why "touchy-feely" church drove him off before special forces brought him back, why hyper-masculinity is the same error in the opposite direction, why he tells young men to get a "violent hobby" (and the caveats that go with it), what it means to be the patriarch of a multi-generational family, and why every phase of a man's life has a job attached to it, including the last one.
Get Nick's Book here: https://a.co/d/02m6Epqr
Check out Making The Argument here: https://open.spotify.com/show/0PGCCatgQGZcatLmNSQ9oz
Follow Nick on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@UCPFzA28Hw9tYDxXAeidDk6w
If you're a man trying to figure out what you're actually supposed to be, or you're raising one, start here.
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"Please don't ever make me bury a friend." For 24 years, police chaplain Chuck Price has shown up for cops on the worst days of their lives and 95% of the job is just sitting in a car with them, long before the worst day ever comes.
In this episode, host Jeremy Stalnecker sits down with Chuck Price, police chaplain, FBI-experienced, and executive director of Wixom Ministries, to explain what a first-responder chaplain actually does. It's not invocations and benedictions.
It's a "ministry of presence": riding along, earning trust one shift at a time, so that when the line-of-duty death or the worst call comes, you're already someone the officer trusts. Chuck unpacks why he "can't carry their burden" (only walk with them), how he shares faith without ever pushing it, why patient presence beats forced evangelism ("If I'd pushed Jesus on you 15 years ago, would we even be here?"), and how to spot, or become, a chaplain who shows up for the right reasons.
If you're a first responder, a police family, or someone who wants to serve the men and women who serve us, this one's for you.
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"I spent my whole life fighting. I never learned how to suffer." Former pro fighter and SWAT officer Sean Kennard on a biblical view of pain and suffering and what a year of debilitating illness has taught him about God.
In this episode, host Jeremy Stalnecker sits down with Sean Kennard, Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt, professional fighter, and former SWAT officer, who got severely ill a year ago (likely an antibiotic injury), lost nearly 50 pounds, and can no longer eat without his body turning food into "poison." A man who built his life on being a fighter is learning, for the first time, how to suffer well.
Sean and Jeremy work through what Scripture actually says about pain and suffering: why suffering is promised, not optional (John 16:33); the lament Psalms that never resolve (39 & 88); Job's honest anger; Romans 5, how suffering produces perseverance, character, and hope; and the God who is BOTH sovereign AND suffering, a high priest who has been there (Hebrews 4). You'll hear why God cares more about your sanctification than your comfort, why you can't "earn" your healing, and why hope, not the absence of pain, is the line between being crushed and enduring.
If you're in a long season of suffering that isn't turning the corner, illness, grief, a marriage, a wayward kid, a life that didn't go how you planned, this conversation is for you.
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"If you can't control your mind, when you get to the end of this, you will not be the same person." - Dr. Scott Peterson's father-in-law, a physician, told him that on the day he started chemo. Scott would later survive stage 3 colorectal cancer AND a stroke that hit him at 30,000 feet on a Delta flight to Atlanta and learn that real Christian resilience is built BEFORE the crisis hits, not during it.
In this episode of The March or Die Show, host Jeremy Stalnecker sits down with Dr. Scott A. Peterson, pastor at St. Luke's Methodist (Oklahoma City), former chaplain, former VP of Development at One World Health, and author of Choose Your Best, to break down his 4-Stage Resilience Model: Mindset, Intentional Actions, Community, and Discipline.
Scott shares the moment a blood clot in his carotid artery shut his body down on the exit row of a Delta flight, the three warnings his physician father-in-law gave him before chemo, the prayer that radically changed his life in a San Diego bedroom at age 40, and why most Christians get resilience wrong by leaning on "thoughts and prayers" instead of pre-deciding who they'll be when the crisis comes.
If you're a Christian man trying to build real mental toughness, not motivational fluff, but the kind that holds up when your body is failing, this conversation will change how you train your mind.
GUEST RESOURCES
Book: Choose Your Best by Dr. Scott A. Peterson (with Paul Rothwell, M.D.) - available on Amazon
Website: https://drscottapeterson.com
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A thousand times a year, someone sits across the table from Jeremy Stalnecker and says: "I've tried everything. If this doesn't work, I'm not going to make it." How is a gentle and lowly Jesus the answer to that?
Dane Ortlund, pastor of Naperville Presbyterian and author of the runaway evangelical bestseller Gentle and Lowly, sits down with Jeremy to break down the Jesus most Christian men have never been taught. The Jesus who, as Spurgeon noted, only once told us what was in his own heart. The Jesus whose default is mercy and whose anger always requires provocation. The Jesus with nail-scarred arms who, according to 1 Corinthians 12, feels your trauma more acutely than you do.
This is one of the most theologically rich conversations on the channel - anchored in Matthew 11:28-30, with stops in Hebrews 1, John 14, Exodus 34, and 1 Corinthians 12. If you've ever pictured Jesus as a watered-down, decaffeinated, domesticated version of God, this conversation will reset that picture.
RESOURCES MENTIONED
• Dane Ortlund, Gentle and Lowly: The Heart of Christ for Sinners and Sufferers (Crossway): https://www.crossway.org/books/gentle-and-lowly-tpb/
• Thomas Goodwin, The Heart of Christ in Heaven for Sinners on Earth - the 400-year-old book that wrecked Dane
• Dane Ortlund, Edwards on the Christian Life (Crossway)
CONNECT WITH DANE
• Website: https://www.daneortlund.com
• Naperville Presbyterian Church: https://www.naperpres.org
• X (formerly Twitter): @daneortlund
KEY VERSES
• Matthew 11:28-30 - "Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden"
• Hebrews 1:3 - Jesus, the exact representation of God
• John 14:9 - "If you've seen me, you have seen the Father"
• Exodus 34:6 - "The Lord, the Lord God, merciful and gracious, slow to anger"
• 1 Corinthians 12 - We are the body of Christ
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Ryan Ackerman did three combat tours with 1st Battalion 5th Marines, the invasion of Iraq in 2003, the first push into Fallujah in 2004, and a return to Ramadi. Then he came home.
"It was a roller coaster ride without a seatbelt."
In this conversation, Ryan tells Jeremy Stalnecker, his brother from the same battalion, what it took to come back from absolute rock bottom. The lying to himself. The running. The career on paper that was hiding everything underneath.
And the moment he finally stopped.
This is a conversation about what every man avoids until he can't anymore: the truth about who he is when the uniform comes off, the title fades, or the season of life ends. And why the only way back is through.
LEARN MORE
First Battalion 5th Marines Association: www.firstbattalionfifthmarinesassociation.org
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"I would have died without them." - Sean Kennard
Sean Kennard has been the strong guy his whole life, professional MMA fighter, SWAT Officer, "the most dangerous man in the room." Then a serious illness flipped the script in the past six months, and the man who'd spent 36 years being the one who carried other people's mats found himself on the mat needing his community to carry him.
In this conversation with Pastor Eriek Hulseman of Church Project, Sean opens up about being on the receiving end of the brotherhood he used to provide and Hulseman, who oversees 60+ house churches and has spent 15 years building decentralized Christian community, lays out why men who try to do life alone don't make it.
WHAT YOU'LL LEARN:
• Why "lone-wolf Christianity" fails every man eventually, and the biblical pattern from Genesis to Acts
• The "roof breakers" story (Mark 2 / Luke 5) and why it's the model for masculine friendship
• Eric's gut-punch question to Sean: "Were you the mat-carrying guy because you didn't want to be ON the mat?"
• Why proximity matters more than depth and why you can't be a real friend from 35 minutes away
• Marks of healthy Christian community what real biblical brotherhood looks like in practice
• The decline of manhood in the modern church and how the house-church model recovers it
• The three eras of a man's life (and why your 60s, 70s, and 80s might be your best decades)
• Practical first steps: how to find (or build) a house church in any city
FEATURED:
Pastor Eriek Hulseman, Church Project, Texas. 15-year house church pastor, oversees 60+ house churches, 23-year marriage to Laura, four kids.
Find Church Project: https://www.churchproject.org
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What happens when the uniform comes off and the identity you built underneath it goes with it?
Marine Scout Sniper Dagan Van Oosten sat down with Jeremy Stalnecker, his platoon commander from the 2003 push into Iraq, and opened up about the moment a counselor asked him a question that hit "like a bolt of lightning"
"If you died tomorrow, what would your tombstone say?"
In this episode of The March or Die Show, Dagan walks through his journey as a Marine sniper in 1st Battalion, 5th Marines, three-plus years instructing at Quantico Sniper School, 14 years in federal contracting, training the FBI's Hostage Rescue Team, and the painful realization that the institution he'd given everything to was never going to love him back the way he loved it.
He gets honest about the marriage he almost wrecked chasing the mission, the brother-in-law (Justice Bartelt) the family lost in Afghanistan, the fear of leaving the uniform behind, and what it took to reset his identity around three words: husband, father, friend.
Whether you're an active-duty service member, a first responder, a veteran in transition, or anyone whose job has become their identity, this conversation will give you a roadmap for the chapter after the chapter you can't imagine ending.
Connect with Dagan Van Oosten:
Nomadic Research: https://nomadicresearch.com
Instagram: https://instagram.com/@daganvanoosten
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"When you can't give clear, concise communication, sometimes it's on purpose. It's because I don't want to be held accountable for what I say." - Justin Atherton
Bestselling author and retired law enforcement veteran Justin Atherton returns to the March or Die Show to make the case that politeness is one of the most dangerous habits in modern leadership. Drawing on 20 years as a detective, SWAT trainer, and training lieutenant, and the statement-analysis training he used in interrogations. Justin walks Sean Kennard through the WAVE method from his book How to Get to the Damn Point: a framework for stripping the hedges, equivocations, and stop-action verbs out of your communication so the people who depend on you can actually trust your word.
The conversation gets pointed: why "I'll try to be faithful" lands the way it does with a spouse, why your team can hear when you're protecting yourself instead of leading them, and the daughter story (and the seven-hour command staff meeting) that finally pushed Justin to write the book.
Justin Atherton is a 20-year law enforcement veteran, detective, SWAT operator, and training lieutenant, turned leadership communication consultant, public speaker, and TED talk presenter. His book "How to Get to the Damn Point" is a #1 bestseller on Amazon.
Justin's Links:
Get Justin's book: How To Get To The Damn Point: https://a.co/d/0aFvrvx7
Justin's site: https://justinwatherton.com
Follow Justin: https://www.instagram.com/justinwatherton
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The world feels more chaotic than ever, wars, political division, broken communities, and an endless firehose of social media noise. So how do you lead your family, your team, or your community without drowning in that anxiety yourself?
In this episode of March or Die, Jeremy Stalnecker walks through a biblical framework for leading well during times of global anxiety. Whether you're a parent, a business owner, a pastor, or simply someone others look to for direction, this episode gives you practical, grounded principles you can apply today.
What you'll learn in this episode:
Why the chaos you feel isn't actually "unprecedented" and why that truth matters
The single anchor that keeps leaders steady when everything else shifts
How to build a "non-anxious presence" your family and team can feel
What to consume (and what to cut out) to protect your peace
Why leading small in light of the big is the most important thing you can do right now
Key Scripture referenced: Matthew 24:6, Isaiah 26:3, Philippians 4:6-7, 1 Thessalonians 4:11, John 16:33
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Can you be a Christian and kill the enemy in combat? Black Hawk Down Army Ranger Jeff Struecker has been asked this question a lot and in this episode of March or Die, he gives his answer to Jeremy
Jeff Struecker survived the 18-hour Battle of Mogadishu, outnumbered 100 to 1 with no air support, no armor, and no way out. He was 100% certain he would die that night. But instead of fear, he had supernatural peace. When the battle was over, hardened Rangers were waiting to ask him about Jesus.
Jeff went from elite Army Ranger and special operations operator to military chaplain, and now serves as a senior pastor. In this conversation, we unpack his faith journey that started at 13, the battle that changed everything, the Christ-and-combat question he's answered thousands of times, and what it looks like to march when everything in you wants to quit.
CONNECT WITH JEFF STRUECKER:https://jeffstruecker.com
"A Warrior's Soul" free mini-series: https://jeffstrueckerministries.com/the-warrior-s-soul
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Every man is one choice away from stupid. Jim Ramos, bestselling author and host of the #1 Christian men's podcast Men in the Arena, sits down with Jeremy Stalnecker to talk about the guardrails every man needs to protect his marriage, why Gen Z men are filling churches in record numbers, and what it looks like when Christian leaders fall.
Jim shares a story about the time the Holy Spirit quoted John Wayne to him in the middle of a counseling session and the lesson that came out of it changed the way he approaches every relationship in his life. He also reveals what's happening on college football fields across the country: 90 athletes praying in the end zone before games, teammates baptizing each other on the 15-yard line, and a generation of young men who are hungry for something real.
Jim's new book "Guardrails: 10 Boundaries for an Unbreakable Marriage" releases April 7. https://a.co/d/082Q1M7V
The March or Die Show gives you the perspectives and principles you need to march when it would be easier to stay where you are and die.
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Spiritual warfare is real and the armor of God is how you fight back. Most people see the battles in their life — marriage, finances, health, addiction — but they never recognize the spiritual battle behind it all. In this episode of the March or Die Podcast, host Sean Kennard sits down with Pastor Dave Edwards to explain what the Bible says about spiritual warfare, why your suffering is NOT coming from God, and how to put on the full armor of God (Ephesians 6) to fight the enemy you can't see.
Dave Edwards has spent 25+ years as a traveling Bible teacher, authored 35 books, and now leads Church Project as a pastor. Together, Sean and Dave break down the spiritual warfare scriptures — Ephesians 6, Matthew 12, Daniel 10, and the book of Job — to reveal how the kingdom of light is at war with the kingdom of darkness, and your role in the spiritual battle. If you've been praying and wondering why God allows suffering, this episode will change the way you pray, fight, and believe.
Whether you're a first responder, veteran, or believer going through a spiritual attack — this conversation will shift your perspective from fighting FOR victory to fighting FROM victory.
🔥 IN THIS EPISODE:
- What does the Bible say about spiritual warfare? It's real, not metaphorical
- Why does God allow suffering? He doesn't. Jesus came to oppose it
- Is this spiritual warfare or just my own bad decisions? How to tell the difference
- The armor of God explained Ephesians 6 broken down piece by piece
- How to pray spiritual warfare prayers with authority (not "if it be your will")
- Spiritual attack: How the kingdom of darkness is organized against you
- Jesus vs. the enemy 4 rounds (Desert → Ministry → Cross → Resurrection)
- The book of Job explained what it ACTUALLY means (and what it doesn't)
- Daniel 10:13 Why your prayers aren't answered immediately
- The power of community, brotherhood, and deliverance prayer
- Fighting FROM victory, not FOR victory
📖 KEY SCRIPTURES:
- Ephesians 6:12-18 (Armor of God / Spiritual Warfare)
- Matthew 12:25-29 (Kingdom of Light vs. Kingdom of Darkness)
- Daniel 10:13 (Why Prayers Get Delayed)
- Colossians 2:15 (Jesus Defeated the Enemy on the Cross)
- 1 John 3:8 (Jesus Came to Destroy the Works of the Devil)
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When war dominates the headlines, parents are left asking an important question: How do we talk to our kids about it? In this episode of March or Die, Jeremy Stalnecker shares practical and biblical principles for guiding young people through confusing and frightening global events.
Drawing from his experience as a Marine who lived through the wars following 9/11, Jeremy explains why moments of global conflict can become powerful opportunities for parents to teach their children about courage, faith, and moral clarity. Rather than avoiding difficult conversations, parents can use them to help their kids understand fear, the reality of evil in the world, and the responsibility we have to stand for what is right.
This conversation explores how parents can alleviate fear, explain why conflict exists, and demonstrate a faith-filled response when the world seems chaotic. Jeremy also discusses the importance of teaching children the difference between necessary and unnecessary violence, why standing against evil matters, and how faith in God provides stability even in uncertain times.
Ultimately, the goal is not just to help kids understand today’s headlines, but to prepare them for the battles they will face in their own lives. If you are raising the next generation in a confusing world, this episode will help you equip them with truth, courage, and faith.
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What happens when the war goes on without you?
Retired Army Master Sergeant Marcus McClain shares his journey from rural Indiana to multiple combat deployments, being wounded in Afghanistan, and facing the unexpected identity crisis that followed leaving the military. For nearly twenty years, he was “Sergeant Mac.” His purpose was clear. His mission mattered. His tempo was relentless. But when he found himself in a hospital bed in Germany realizing the war was continuing without him, something shifted.
In this conversation, Marcus opens up about the dangerous trap of tying your identity to a title, rank, or profession. He shares the struggle of transitioning out of the Army at 38 years old and discovering he didn’t know who he was outside of the uniform. Success and drive masked deeper issues. Anger, restlessness, and burnout began to surface. Eventually, he had to confront a hard truth: maybe the problem wasn’t everyone else. Maybe it was him.
We talk about faith, humility, and the two words that have reshaped his life: grace and rest. For a high performer who has always led from the front, learning to slow down and let God lead has been one of the hardest battles yet. Marcus also explains how rucking became more than fitness it became a tool for mental clarity, spiritual focus, and intentional space to hear from God without distraction.
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What does it really mean to be a sheepdog in a world that feels increasingly unstable?
In this powerful episode of March or Die, Jeremy Stalnecker sits down with Lt. Col. Dave Grossman, author of On Killing, On Combat, and co-author of On Spiritual Combat, to discuss the psychology of combat, the spiritual battle facing our nation, and the responsibility of men and women to stand as protectors in their homes and communities.
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Even when working hard, moments of drifting and questioning the purpose of life can arise. This happens when we fail to connect our daily actions to what we believe God's calling is for us.
You can't build a meaningful life on disconnected actions. If your roles as a parent, friend, or boss aren't connected to a central purpose, you'll eventually lose your way. Jeremy outlines a practical process for sitting down with a Bible and a pen to nail down your purpose. Don't let another week pass without knowing exactly where you are going.
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Trying to do life alone feels strong, but it’s a lie.
In this episode of March or Die, Jeremy Stalnecker sits down with Sean Kennard to expose the myth of the lone wolf and why isolation is one of the most dangerous traps men fall into.
From Scripture to real-life hardship, they break down why brotherhood isn’t optional if you want to survive trials, grow in faith, and keep moving forward when life gets heavy.
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Christian leaders failing publicly has become one of the biggest reasons people walk away from faith altogether. “If they couldn’t live it, why should I?”
In this episode of March or Die, Jeremy Stalnecker tackles one of the most difficult and necessary conversations in the Christian world today: How should we respond when Christian leaders fail?
Jeremy lays out five biblical, practical responses that help you process disappointment without losing your footing or your faith.
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What happens when you finally achieve everything you worked for only to realize it didn’t give you peace or purpose of life?
Former Navy SEAL Chad Williams opens up about the moment he reached the pinnacle of success and found himself more empty than ever. In this conversation, Chad shares how becoming a Navy SEAL, his version of “gaining the whole world”, left him spiritually broken, searching for meaning, and ultimately led him to a life-changing encounter with faith.
From the loss of his mentor Scott Helvenston, to the brutal realities of combat, to the internal war between revenge and redemption, this episode dives deep into purpose, masculinity, suffering, and what it really means to live for something bigger than yourself.
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What does it actually mean to “act like a man” in today’s culture—and how has the Church gotten it wrong?
In this powerful conversation on March or Die Show, Jeremy Stalnecker sits down with Joby Martin, founder and lead pastor of Church of eleven22, to unpack biblical masculinity, responsibility, leadership, and the dangerous extremes men are being pushed toward.
Joby shares his raw testimony, from a broken home and a life-changing camp experience to planting one of the fastest-growing churches in America and explains why true manhood is rooted in responsibility, service, and love, not passivity or chest-beating hyper-masculinity.
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What happens when a professional athlete, police officer, and MMA fighter is suddenly forced to "crawl" forward? For the last several months, Sean Kennard has been fighting a battle with no name. Losing nearly 50lbs to a mystery illness while doctors offer no answers.
In this raw and honest episode of the March or Die show, Jeremy Stalnecker and Sean Kennard pull back the curtain on the "sacred space" of suffering that most of our culture tries to avoid at all costs.
The hardest truth? A faith that has not been tested is a faith that cannot be trusted. We often believe God is only good when He answers our earthly pleas, but true intimacy is found when everything else is stripped away and all you have left is the ability to cry out to the Lord. If you are currently in a season of uncertainty, learn why clarity is not required for faith and why the lack of it might be exactly what you need to please God.
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In this powerful episode of March or Die, Jeremy Stalnecker sits down with Marine Corps veteran, Purple Heart recipient, and K9 handler Alfred Brenner to unpack the life-altering moments of his deployment to Afghanistan, including the blast that nearly took his life and the loss of his partner, his military working dog, Grief. Alfred shares the raw truth of survivor’s guilt, trauma, faith, and rediscovering identity after war.
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Many people start strong, build an audience, or achieve early success—but then it all falls apart . What is the invisible foundation that separates those who crash and burn from those who continue to build and move forward over a lifetime? Jeremy Stalnecker argues that often, the failure is a lack of intentional focus on developing character. Learn to control the "controllables" like your time, finances, and relationships by prioritizing character development now, so you are equipped for future difficulties.
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A combat Apache pilot loses his identity after war, survives a devastating crash, and discovers the God who had been pursuing him all along. This powerful testimony from Jeremy Gronau will challenge and encourage you.
Jeremy Gronau, a combat Apache pilot who survived Taliban ambushes, a catastrophic car crash, and the loss of his military identity shares how God used pain, trauma, and near-death moments to lead him to Christ. Gronau walks through childhood loss, deployment, spiritual wrestling, addiction, a life-changing crash, and the moment God met him in an operating room. Today he helps veterans and first responders rebuild their identity in Christ through biblical counseling and discipleship.
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Forgiveness is not forgetting or burying the hatchet; it is an unconditional release. In this episode, Jeremy Stalnecker explains that forgiveness is the single most important decision you can make to stop being a victim and become a victor.
Find out why you need a standard for forgiveness and how to properly process your hurt, pain, and loss without letting it become your identity. We explore the ultimate example of forgiveness, God's forgiveness through Christ, as the standard for forgiving others.
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In this episode of March or Die, Jeremy Stalnecker sits down with Sathiya Sam, founder of DeepClean, to tackle one of the most hidden and destructive struggles men face, pornography addiction. Sathiya shares his personal story, the science behind addiction, the spiritual roots that keep men trapped, and the practical steps to find freedom and reclaim your identity in Christ.
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Are you afraid you'll miss God's plan for your life? Chaplain Ferguson's advice to new Marines struggling with their calling is the answer you need. The conversation turns spiritual as former Marine officer Jeremy Stalnecker and Chaplain Ferguson discuss the power of trusting God's guidance through life's biggest decisions, especially when ministry "was not in the cards".
Together, they discuss the calling of military chaplaincy, the unseen emotional weight of ministering in war, and the spiritual history of Camp David, one of the most private and powerful places in American history.
Ferguson’s new book, “Presidential Seclusion: The Power of Camp David,” pulls back the curtain on stories that shaped nations and souls alike. This conversation explores faith, leadership, calling, and what it means to serve where the stakes couldn’t be higher.
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In today’s episode of the March or Die Show, Jeremy Stalnecker sits down with pastor, author, and blogger Tim Challies to discuss faith in a post-Christian culture, the role of books in shaping the Christian life, and how to process grief and loss through the lens of God’s sovereignty.
Tim shares insights from traveling the world, why Christians must focus on the basics of faithful living, and how books can serve as spiritual companions in a distracted age. He also speaks candidly about personal tragedy and how his family found hope in God after the unexpected passing of his son.
Whether you’re a pastor, parent, or simply trying to live faithfully in a confusing world, this conversation will equip you with timeless principles to move forward in faith when it feels easier to give up.
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Why are fewer young people stepping into ministry today? Why does it feel like pastors are burning out, retiring, or walking away with no one to take their place?
In this episode of the March or Die Show, Jeremy Stalnecker and Sean Kennard sit down with Bart Barber, Pastor of First Baptist Farmersville, Texas and former president of the Southern Baptist Convention, to talk honestly about the crisis in pastoral leadership and biblical leadership in general.
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How do we process grief when the world feels like it’s falling apart? From 9/11 remembrance to the assassination of Charlie Kirk, school shootings, and personal loss, we’re surrounded by tragedy that leaves us broken and searching for answers.
In this episode of the March or Die Show, Jeremy Stalnecker shares practical steps and biblical principles for navigating grief and loss. Whether you’re walking through a personal tragedy or struggling with the weight of national events, this conversation will help you move forward with hope and faith.
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Are you drifting through life without purpose? In this episode of March or Die, Jeremy Stalnecker sits down with Larry Hagner, founder of The Dad Edge, to talk about breaking free from "the drift," building trust as a father, strengthening marriage, and pursuing legendary fatherhood.
Larry shares his raw story from a breaking point as a young dad to creating a global community of men committed to faith, family, and leadership.
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Can Christians fight back or does the Bible demand peace?
In this episode of March or Die, Jeremy Stalnecker sits down with co-host Sean Kennard, a professional MMA fighter, Jiu-Jitsu black belt, and former law enforcement officer, to tackle one of the most debated questions in the Christian community: self-defense.
Together they break down Scripture, from Exodus and Nehemiah to Luke 22, to uncover whether defending yourself and others is compatible with following Jesus. They also discuss the difference between prideful violence and righteous protection, why preparation matters, and how faith and strength can work together when confronting evil.
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Struggling to find meaning in today’s chaotic world? Jeremy Stalnecker shares how true identity and purpose come from God not careers, relationships, or activities that change.
We live in confusing times with culture, politics, relationships, and even identity feel upside down. When everything is uncertain, where do you find meaning and purpose? In this episode of the March or Die Show, Jeremy shares why careers, relationships, and activities cannot be your foundation and how anchoring your life in God’s unchanging design restores peace, clarity, and confidence no matter what season you face.
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What does it really mean to lead as a Christian? In this powerful episode, Jeremy Stalnecker sits down with Dr. James Spencer, author, theologian, and podcaster, to unpack discipleship, leadership, and how to live under the authority of Christ in today’s upside-down culture. From redefining discipleship beyond programs and mentorship, to understanding leadership as guiding people from where they are to where God wants them to be, this conversation equips you with biblical clarity to stand firm, lead well, and think Christian in every area of life.
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Discover how to stand firm, live intentionally, and follow God’s calling in a world of chaos. Learn practical, biblical steps to find clarity and purpose in today’s confused culture.
In this episode of March or Die, Jeremy Stalnecker sits down with Joe Stout, Christian, husband, father of 10, and president of Mount Capra and Mount Athos Performance.
They dive deep into the balance of faith, family, and fitness, discussing goat farming, the health benefits of goat milk, building a nearly 100-year-old family business, and how to raise children with purpose in a culture that often works against biblical values. From intentional parenting and homeschooling to rejecting the vanity of the fitness industry while still stewarding our health for God’s purposes. This is a conversation about living intentionally in every area of life.
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Faith isn’t about feelings. Too many believers give up because they don’t feel close to God, thinking their faith is gone. But the Bible is clear: faith is a decision, not an emotion.
In this episode of March or Die, Jeremy Stalnecker and Sean Kennard break down the reality that faith is built on trust, obedience, and discipline not fleeting emotions. Drawing from Hebrews 11, they explore how biblical heroes like Abraham, Moses, and Noah lived by faith even when emotions weren’t on their side.
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Learn how to build authentic leadership and set unshakable standards with Coach Chip Baker on March or Die.
In this episode of March or Die with Jeremy Stalnecker and Sean Kennard sit down with Chip Baker. Chip Baker is a fourth-generation teacher, championship football coach, and author of 26 books. He reveals his SHG Principle, Show up, Have a great attitude, Give your all, while explaining why adversity is the gym where character grows, how gratitude fuels success, and what it means to lead when no one is watching.
You’ll hear how a single-mom household forged service-minded grit, why “Go Get It” became a movement, and practical ways to pre-decide your response to life’s toughest moments so you never compromise your core. If you’re ready to trade excuses for progress, hit play, subscribe, share this episode with a friend, and let’s march forward together.
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“The design is that men would be protectors, leaders, providers” yet our culture seems determined to erase that calling through a war on masculinity.
In this March or Die episode, Jeremy Stalnecker and Sean Kennard expose the spiritual and cultural war on masculinity, trace its roots back to Genesis, and show why fatherless homes, rising violence, and confusion about gender roles are no accident.
More than analysis, they deliver a roadmap: accept God-given responsibility, lead with sacrificial humility, surround yourself with brothers who sharpen you, and start right where you are imperfect but present.
Whether you’re a husband, dad, single man, or a woman who cares about the men in her life, you’ll find truth, encouragement, and practical steps to stand in the gap. Watch, share, and join the movement to build men who march forward instead of staying where they are and dying.
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Why men feel lost & how to find purpose: Why do so many men feel adrift? Pastor Joe Barnard joins March or Die host Jeremy Stalnecker to reveal why men drift and shares a 3-step spiritual fitness plan: routine, body, brotherhood.
This conversation tackles the masculine identity crisis head-on, tracing Joe’s own story from spiritual complacency to founding Cross Training Ministries. You’ll learn how simple daily habits cut through distraction, how disciplined care for the body strengthens the soul, and why real brotherhood anchors a man’s purpose.
Joe explains what European secularism predicts for American churches, why so many men feel aimless despite material success, and how the gospel offers a roadmap home.
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Discover spiritual freedom no government can grant. Jeremy Stalnecker reveals 4 biblical keys to live free beyond political liberty. Ideal for July 4th.
This Independence Day episode of March or Die flips the script on freedom. Yes, America’s July 4th story matters, but Jeremy Stalnecker shows why spiritual freedom in Christ outshines every political liberty. Using John 8, Romans 6, and four practical keys, Jeremy lays out how to:
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Comfortable Christianity is a myth, real discipleship costs courage, resilience, and faith under fire.
In this episode of The March or Die Show, hosts Jeremy Stalnecker and Sean Kennard expose “the lie of comfortable Christianity,” trace how consumer-church culture and prosperity preaching softened Western faith, and show why a biblical worldview expects both difficulty and victory.
Discover how real blessing is found in relationship with Christ, why trials forge resilience, and how to lean into hope that transcends circumstances. If you’ve ever wondered why following Jesus sometimes feels harder, not easier, this candid conversation will recalibrate your expectations and equip you to keep marching when quitting looks easier. Join us daily for encouragement and biblical truth, sign up for daily reminders.
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Why do so many people quit in life and stop moving forward? You can fix it by having your own personal mission statement that is anchored in Christ.
In this episode of the March or Die Show, Jeremy Stalnecker tackles one of the most overlooked reasons people quit on their purpose, their calling, and even their faith: they’ve never defined why they exist. They've never put the time into crafting their own mission statement in life.
If you’re tired of drifting through life, stuck in survival mode, or feeling overwhelmed by the chaos around you this episode is for you.
Jeremy lays out a biblical, battle-tested guide to help you craft a personal mission statement rooted in clarity, conviction, and God's Word.
Whether you're a veteran, first responder, or someone simply trying to live on mission, this teaching will give you the tools you need to stay grounded, no matter what life throws at you.
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In this episode of March or Die, Jeremy Stalnecker and Sean Kennard sit down with Matthew Gay, author of Fit Church and founder of FIT Church United, to unpack his powerful story of redemption, purpose, and calling. After surviving a devastating car accident that should have left him paralyzed, or worse, Matthew discovered that God had more for him.
Raised by immigrant parents and scarred by a broken relationship with his father, Matt’s early life spiraled into rebellion, addiction, and eventually jail. But when tragedy struck, everything changed. In the wreckage, God met him, and rebuilt him physically, spiritually, and missionally.
Now, Matthew is on a mission to bridge the gap between physical health and spiritual purpose, helping churches and believers become fit for the calling God has placed on their lives.
This isn’t about vanity, it’s about stewardship, identity, and becoming battle-ready for the life God has called you to live.
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In this episode of the March or Die Show, Jeremy Stalnecker is joined by Sean Kennard for a candid and timely conversation about what it truly means to lead in today’s culture, starting with the home.
They explore the biblical foundation for leadership, the difference between leading & managing, and how Jesus Christ modeled servant leadership not through status, but sacrifice.
From raising kids to confronting cultural confusion, Jeremy and Sean tackle the crisis of male leadership and lay out a path forward rooted in courage, integrity, and intentionality. Drawing from their backgrounds in the Marine Corps, law enforcement, pastoral ministry, and Mighty Oaks, they reflect on the real cost of passive leadership and the power of spiritual systems, community, and action.
This episode is not about perfection, but purpose. Whether you're a father, husband, or leader in your workplace, this conversation will challenge and equip you to lead with biblical clarity and conviction in a world desperate for truth.
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In this episode of March or Die, Jeremy Stalnecker and Sean Kennard sit down with educator and black belt Chris Ortiz to uncover how Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is becoming more than a martial art. It's a life-changing tool that could change public schools.
Chris shares his inspiring mission to bring grappling into Public School programs, equipping students with the physical, mental, and emotional skills they’re not getting from traditional classrooms or at home. They discuss how Jiu-Jitsu teaches discipline, emotional regulation, and resilience and how it helps kids face adversity, build confidence, and develop the grit needed to thrive.
Whether you're a parent, teacher, or mentor, this conversation will challenge how you think about education, personal growth, and preparing the next generation for real life.
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Can a Police Officer from Chino Hills Break Barriers and win the California Governor Race?
Breaking Barriers United founder Ryan Tillman sits down with Jeremy Stalnecker to reveal why a cop-turned-community-reformer is launching a bold run for California governor. Ryan unpacks his faith-first calling, his mission to fix police & community trust, and how a family-first agenda could transform California’s crime, cost of living, and culture.
Hear the moment God told him to run, the strategy behind bridging law-enforcement and civilians, and his challenge to young officers who “let the badge become their identity.”
Stay to the end for his cliff-hanger answer on if California can be fixed and decide if you think a servant-leader can really fix the Golden State.
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Spiritual Warfare is real, so what does the Bible say about it and how can we get in the fight?
Spiritual warfare isn’t a myth, it’s the biblical reality behind the pressure you feel at work, the conflict at home, and the doubts in your mind. In this episode of March or Die, Jeremy Stalnecker and Sean Kennard open the Bible to demystify the unseen battle (Ephesians 6:10-18) and give you practical tactics to stand firm.
Expose how the enemy targets your identity, purpose, and relationships, why resistance often proves you’re on the right path, and how prayer, fasting, worship, and Scripture become weapons that actually move the battle line. You’ll hear why isolation is lethal, how “Never Fight Alone” community saves lives, and what it means to fight from a stance of victory instead of clawing for one.
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Why do good people struggle while others succeed? Is living for God even worth it?
Ever looked around and thought, “I’m playing by the rules so why am I losing while the corner‑cutters keep winning?” In this solo March or Die episode, Jeremy Stalnecker tackles the age‑old fairness dilemma head‑on then asks the deeper question: Is faith still worth it when justice feels upside‑down?
Drawing from 2 Corinthians 4, he shows how the Apostle Paul found unshakeable purpose in a broken world by remembering that God stores priceless “treasure in earthen vessels” just like us .
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How can you be a Christian in the military? One MARSOC Veteran shares his testimony of doing just that and more in this episode of the March or Die Show.
Jeremy Stalnecker sits down with a former U.S. Marine Corps Special Operations operator Kyle Witkowski to unpack a testimony of obedience, conviction, and calling. Kyle shares how a childhood rooted in faith, a career in MARSOC, and a battle for purity shaped a life lived fully on mission for Christ.
From turning down the world’s offers to stewarding his testimony at Mighty Oaks, this conversation is raw, humbling, and deeply needed for a generation of men searching for purpose in chaos.
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Former SWAT Officer Justin Atherton sits down with Sean Kennard for a in-depth look on the role words play in shaping your identity, mindset, and purpose.
Drawing from his law enforcement career and his transition into personal development & Leadership, Justin exposes the negative self-talk and limiting language that keeps men stuck. This isn’t just about motivation, it’s a tactical breakdown of how your words can become barriers to living the life God called you to live.
In this episode of March or Die, you'll discover how to identify the words that keep you stuck, what purpose really looks like in the face of adversity, why men struggle to move forward, and how to stop sabotaging yourself.
Whether you're battling doubt, discouragement, or feeling lack of direction this conversation will challenge you to examine the words you use and live by.
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Why Men Are Leaving the Church & How to Win Them Back
In this episode of the March or Die Show, Jeremy Stalnecker and Sean Kennard sit down with Jason Shepperd, founding pastor of Church Project, to tackle one of the toughest issues facing the church today: the masculine exodus from Sunday mornings.
Jason shares his radical model for a church of house churches, why tough, authentic leadership matters, and how decentralizing power and restoring biblical community are key to drawing men back in.
We explore how performative faith and inauthentic leadership are driving men away and what it really takes to earn their respect and help them heal.
If you're a pastor, leader, or man searching for deeper meaning in your faith journey, this episode will challenge your perspective and leave you with a renewed vision for what the Church can and should be.
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In this episode of March or Die, former Navy SEAL and 3 of 7 Project founder Chadd Wright joins Jeremy Stalnecker to unpack what it truly means to suffer well. From enduring Navy SEAL training to hosting brutal endurance races, Chadd explains how faith and pain are essential ingredients in building the kind of life that actually matters.
This isn't just about physical toughness—it's about spiritual grit, eternal purpose, and why the hardest path often leads to the greatest victory.
Whether you're in a fight for your future, your family, or your faith—this episode will challenge and equip you to keep marching.
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In this powerful and transparent episode of the March or Die Show, Jeremy Stalnecker sits down with Dustin Garrett to talk about a journey marked by addiction, brokenness, abortion, and the redemptive power of Jesus Christ. From a 15-year-old facing unthinkable choices to a heroin addict with no hope, Dustin shares how God's grace met him in a jail cell and completely transformed his life. Now a worship leader, husband, father, and advocate through Samaritan Ministries, Dustin uses his story to minister to others struggling with abortion grief, addiction, and identity. This is a raw and hope-filled conversation about redemption, purpose, and the God who never gives up on us.
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In this powerful episode of the March or Die, Jeremy Stalnecker and Sean Kennard sit down with Jason Pike—retired Navy SEAL, tactical trainer, and faith-driven leader—for a raw, emotional, and inspiring conversation.
Jason shares his journey from surviving a traumatic childhood and seeking masculinity through military service, to finding faith, purpose, and healing. They discuss breaking generational cycles, overcoming the noise in your mind, raising children with purpose, and starting a successful business and nonprofit rooted in service. This is a must-watch episode on resilience, redemption, and relentless forward movement.
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If you're not moving forward in a real way, you're dead. In this episode of March or Die, we dive into the essential truth behind movement, faith, and contentment. What does it really mean to "March or Die"? How does faith drive our ability to keep going when life throws trials our way? And why is contentment crucial in a world designed to keep us dissatisfied?
Join me as we explore Hebrews 13:5-6 and the connection between faith, fulfillment, and the courage to march forward when everything else tells us to stop.
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In this episode of March or Die, Jeremy Stalnecker takes a deep dive into one of the most common struggles we all face: insecurity. Whether it’s self-doubt, fear of failure, or feeling like we’re not good enough, insecurity can hold us back from fulfilling our purpose.
Jeremy unpacks what insecurity is, where it comes from, and how we can overcome it. He shares eight practical steps to combat insecurity, including seeking wise counsel, trusting in God’s plan, and taking decisive action despite our doubts.
If insecurity has ever made you question your abilities, relationships, or path in life, this episode will equip you with principles and perspectives to march forward when it would be easier to stay where you are and give up.
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In this powerful and entertaining episode of March or Die, Jeremy Stalnecker sits down with comedian Brad Stine, a seasoned stand-up comic turned passionate voice for Christian discipleship. Brad shares his unique journey—from performing sleight-of-hand magic in Southern California to headlining comedy clubs and eventually finding his calling in churches across America. With humor and heart, he reflects on using his talents to glorify God, the challenges of staying faithful in a shifting culture, and the urgent need for Christians to step up in this moment of reprieve. From navigating the comedy world to confronting spiritual battles, Brad’s story is a compelling call to march forward in faith, no matter the cost. Tune in for a conversation that’s as thought-provoking as it is funny—and discover how one man’s laughter is inspiring a movement of discipleship.
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In this episode of March or Die, Jeremy Stalnecker sits down with Dr. Owen Anderson, tenured professor at Arizona State University and Pastor, to discuss the challenges of raising children in an increasingly secular world. Together, they explore how parents can prepare their kids to stand firm in their faith amidst cultural shifts that move further away from traditional and biblical values. Dr. Anderson shares his unique perspective as both an academic and a pastor, offering practical advice for Christian parents navigating public education, secular universities, and the broader cultural landscape. Don’t miss this thought-provoking conversation filled with insights, personal stories, and encouragement for parents who want to equip their children to thrive spiritually in a challenging world.
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In this episode of March or Die, Jeremy Stalnecker and Sean Kennard sit down with Kevin Schroeder to discuss one of the most critical topics—Legacy. As a United States Marine veteran, retired law enforcement officer, husband, and father, Kevin shares his journey of transformation, faith, and resilience. From life-altering moments on duty to overcoming personal struggles, Kevin’s story is a testament to the power of intentional living and the importance of legacy.
If you're looking for motivation, wisdom, and practical steps to build a legacy that matters, this episode is for you!
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In this episode of March or Die, Jeremy Stalnecker and Sean Kennard sit down with Coach Kris Hogan, a powerhouse leader in athletics and education, to discuss the crisis of masculinity, the importance of strong male leadership, and how to raise young men to be warriors of character and purpose.
Coach Hogan, a 10-time state championship-winning coach and nationally sought-after speaker, shares his insights on how fatherlessness is impacting society, why culture is attacking biblical masculinity, and how parents can raise boys into strong, godly men.
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Fear, hesitation, and self-doubt hold so many people back from achieving their full potential. In this episode of March or Die, Jeremy Stalnecker and Sean Kennard break down why taking action is the key to overcoming fear, finding purpose, and moving forward in life in this episode of March or Die.
We often trick ourselves into believing we're making progress—planning, thinking, researching—but without action, we're stuck. This episode goes into:
- The biggest reason people don’t take action (and how to break free)
- The fear of failure and how it keeps you from moving forward
- Why setting clear, measurable goals makes all the difference
- How faith plays a role in stepping into the unknown
- The Four B’s framework for staying on track: Bible, prayer, community, and accountability
If you've ever felt paralyzed by fear, stuck in analysis paralysis, or unsure of your next step, this episode will give you the clarity and motivation you need to start moving forward.
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Join us for a powerful episode of the March or Die podcast, where Jeremy Stalnecker talks with retired Oakland firefighter and ministry leader Jason Sautel. They discuss the emotional and mental toll of battling massive fires, particularly the recent wildfires in Los Angeles, the struggles first responders face, and the importance of having a solid foundation of faith and resilience. Jason shares his personal experiences, the lessons learned from decades of service, and how first responders can prepare for the mental and emotional challenges they encounter. Don't miss this insightful conversation on resilience, honesty, and faith in the face of adversity.
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Welcome to another inspiring episode of the March or Die podcast with Jeremy Stalnecker. As we step into a new year, Jeremy shares four essential principles to help you press forward and accomplish your goals. Building on last week’s discussion of the Four C’s from Hebrews 12, this episode introduces the Four P’s—Preparation, Perspective, Pursuit, and Perseverance. Whether you're setting goals for your personal, professional, or spiritual life, these insights will equip you to stay on course and overcome obstacles. Don't forget to subscribe and share this episode with others who need encouragement and direction for the year ahead!
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In this episode of March or Die, Jeremy Stalnecker shares four powerful principles from Hebrews 12:1-3 to help you navigate the new year with faith and purpose. Learn how to embrace the "Four C's"—Crowd, Cause, Cost, and Christ—and discover how to march forward when life feels overwhelming. Whether you're facing challenges or seeking clarity, this episode is a guide to building resilience and finding strength in Christ.
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In this episode of the March or Die Show, Jeremy Stalnecker welcomes Alex Kocman, the Director of Communications and Engagement for ABWE (Association of Baptists for World Evangelism). Together, they explore the essence of missions, the evolving role of missionaries, and the profound call to share the gospel. Alex shares his journey from a rebellious youth to a life committed to faith, ministry, and supporting frontline missionaries. They discuss the importance of the local church in missions, the necessity of personal surrender, and inspiring stories of faith and endurance in some of the world's most challenging contexts.
Tune in to gain insights on answering the call of God, the balance between pursuing good versus right, and how everyone can play a part in advancing the mission of Christ. Whether you're a missionary, a supporter, or someone seeking purpose, this conversation will inspire and challenge you.
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In this episode of the March or Die Show, Jeremy Stalnecker is joined by Seth Gehle, a survivor who overcame an extraordinarily traumatic childhood to inspire others through his story. Seth shares his journey of resilience, his battle with childhood abuse, and how he transformed his pain into a message of hope. He also discusses his upcoming memoir and his passion for helping others navigate trauma. Join us for this powerful episode filled with raw honesty, inspiration, and practical advice for overcoming life’s greatest challenges.
Seth Gehle is a motivational speaker, author, husband, and father of two. Having endured 16 years of childhood trauma, neglect, and abuse, Seth has transformed his pain into a powerful message of resilience and hope. Through his speaking engagements and writing, he inspires others to overcome their own challenges and find strength in adversity. Seth’s journey from a troubled past to a fulfilling present is a testament to the power of perseverance and the human spirit.
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Join us on this episode of the March or Die Show as we go deep with Greg Drobny into a profound exploration of beauty, trauma, and community. Together, we discuss how beauty, as presented in "The Ethics of Beauty" by Timothy Patitsas, offers an antidote to nihilism, the importance of finding meaning through narratives, and the role of community in healing and purpose.
Greg brings his unique insights from his time in the military and his deep philosophical understanding to this vital conversation. Whether you're a veteran or someone seeking meaning in life’s challenges, this episode offers perspective, hope, and practical wisdom.
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In this special Thanksgiving episode of the March or Die Show, we explore the true meaning of gratitude, even in the face of life's greatest challenges. Join Jeremy as he reflects on the importance of giving thanks, not just for the good times but also during trials, while deepening our trust in God. Discover how faith, comfort, and growth can transform hardships into opportunities to help others. Don't miss this inspiring message of resilience and hope!
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In this powerful episode of March or Die, we welcome trauma nurse and Army veteran Adam Kasix, who shares his moving journey of overcoming post-traumatic stress and redefining his identity in Christ. Adam discusses his personal battles, the pivotal moments that reshaped his path, and the "Seven Pillars of Revolutionary Freedom" framework he uses in his coaching practice. If you’re seeking encouragement, practical advice on reclaiming hope, or insights into spiritual and mental resilience, this conversation is for you. Don't miss Adam’s offer for a free consultation to help you start your journey toward healing.
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In this episode of the March or Die Show, Jeremy Stalnecker goes deep into the significance of personal testimonies and the essential priorities when sharing them. Jeremy discusses why our stories are not just narratives of our challenges but powerful tools that can reveal God's work in our lives. He outlines five key priorities of testimonies, emphasizing the importance of public acknowledgment of God’s role, encouraging others, rehearsing past victories to uplift oneself, gaining perspective on one's place, and being a good steward of the testimony. Jeremy also shares a critical caution against making oneself the hero of the story and urges listeners to remain focused on giving glory to God.
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In this powerful episode of March or Die, we welcome Leslie, who shares her deeply personal journey from enduring trauma to leading a life-affirming pregnancy medical clinic. This conversation explores the profound impact of crisis moments, how trauma shapes decisions, and the vital support necessary for those facing seemingly insurmountable challenges. Leslie's candid recount of her past and her work offers hope, strength, and invaluable insights for anyone navigating personal struggles or supporting others in crisis.
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In this episode of the March or Die Show, host Jeremy Stalnecker welcomes Jason Storms, CEO of Operation Save America. Jason shares his personal journey, discussing how his life experiences and faith led him to the pro-life movement. He dives deep into the work of Operation Save America, emphasizing the fight for life and how they address the root causes of issues like abortion through church involvement, mentorship, and spiritual revival. Jason also explores broader topics like masculinity, cultural decay, and the spiritual crisis facing our nation. Don't miss this compelling conversation about leadership, redemption, and the battle for life in America.
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In this episode of March or Die, Jeremy Stalnecker sits down with Paul Hoekstra, Vice President of Talking Bibles International. They discuss the importance of making God's Word accessible to non-literate communities around the world, the challenges faced in translating and distributing audio Bibles, and the transformative impact of hearing Scripture. Listen as Paul shares incredible stories from the field, illustrating how God's Word changes lives, even among those who cannot read. Don't miss this episode about faith, resilience, and the incredible work of Talking Bibles International.
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In this episode of March or Die, Jeremy Stalnecker sits down with Anthony Diehl, a husband, father, prep and lifestyle coach, and professional strongman. Together, they get deep into the connection between physical fitness and faith, discussing how caring for the body can enhance one’s spiritual life and service to others.
Anthony shares his personal journey from being overweight to becoming a coach, athlete, and advocate for stewarding health. He offers practical advice for anyone looking to improve their physical fitness, whether it’s simple steps like walking more or eating whole foods. Jeremy and Anthony also explore the importance of resilience, discipline, and how physical wellness impacts mental and emotional health.
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In this episode of March or Die, Jeremy Stalnecker is joined by Sean Kennard for a look into the importance of perspective when facing life’s challenges. Together, they explore how shifting your perspective can help you overcome obstacles, grow through adversity, and find new ways to march forward.
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In this episode of March or Die, Jeremy Stalnecker sits down with Saul Villanueva, a former United States Marine and police officer, to discuss his incredible journey of overcoming trauma, understanding God's sovereignty, and moving forward in life.
Saul shares deeply personal stories from his time in combat and law enforcement, illustrating how the character of God and the nature of sin played a critical role in his path to healing.
Throughout the conversation, Saul speaks on the struggles he faced, both professionally and personally, and how understanding God's sovereignty allowed him to release the weight of guilt and responsibility he had carried for so long. His testimony is a reminder of the hope and purpose we can find, even in the midst of our most difficult experiences.
If you're a veteran, first responder, or someone seeking encouragement to move forward in life, this episode is for you.
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On this episode of March or Die, join Jeremy Stalnecker in this powerful episode of the March or Die show featuring Jared C. Wilson, Assistant Professor of Pastoral Ministry at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and an award-winning author. Together, they dive deep into the Gospel's transformative power and how it is the base of our lives as Christians, not just at the moment of salvation, but in everyday struggles, trials, and sufferings.
Jared shares his personal story of discovering the Gospel’s life-changing power during a season of deep depression and despair.
Don't miss this inspiring conversation on finding strength in Christ when the world seems to be falling apart around you.
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In this powerful episode of the March or Die Show, host Jeremy Stalnecker sits down with Jason Vallotton, the Pastoral Care Overseer at Bethel Church in Redding, California. Jason shares his personal journey of faith, mental health struggles, and his passion for discipleship through the men's ministry - BraveCo.
Jason talks about growing up in a small Christian town, getting married young, and facing immense challenges, including a difficult divorce, raising children as a single father, and overcoming a nervous breakdown. He also opens up about dealing with anxiety and OCD, blending a family after remarriage, and his struggle with infertility.
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In this episode of March or Die, Sean Kennard joins Jeremy Stalnecker once again to dig deep into the topic of perseverance.
Sean and Jeremy explore how to overcome failure by adopting a mindset of "winning or learning" rather than simply succeeding or failing. They share personal stories and insights on how to take the next hard step in life, emphasizing the need for pre-deciding, strategizing, building a supportive community, and embracing growth through challenges. The episode will encourage you to take actionable steps to keep moving forward, even when faced with setbacks.
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On this episode of March or Die Jeremy Stalnecker is joined by Actor Scott Baio to discuss his upcoming film "God's Not Dead: In God We Trust".
During our conversation, Scott shared insights into the film's powerful message, emphasizing the importance of people of faith standing up and using their voices in today's political climate. He highlighted the alarming statistic that 40 million Christians do not vote, stressing the need for active participation in shaping the future of our country.
Scott Baio's involvement in a faith-based film like "God's Not Dead" may seem like a departure from his previous work, but he shared a touching moment from the set where a woman approached him and whispered, "God's not done with you yet." This encounter reaffirmed his belief in the path he is currently on.
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USMC Veteran Branden Kunath joins Jeremy Stalnecker on this episode of March or Die to share the power of your testimony. Specifically discussing the power of testimony within the Mighty Oaks Legacy Programs.
Branden shares his own story and how Mighty Oaks utilizes testimony to help veterans, active duty, and first responders work through their issues and find hope and restoration through Christ.
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On this episode of the March or Die Show, Jeremy Stalnecker is joined by Donna Gibbs to discuss the challenge of bouncing back from difficult times and the unhealthy coping mechanisms people often turn to. They touch on the importance of resilience in mental health and strategies for moving forward through life's challenges.
Donna Gibbs has helped hundreds of people bounce back from life’s challenges. She has also walked through darkness and loss in her own life. In her new book, Bounce: A 60-Day Devotional, she shares the truth from God’s Word that helped her “bounce” back and wants to share that message with others to help them build resilience in their own lives.
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In this episode of the March or Die show, hosts Jeremy Stalnecker and Sean Kennard dive into the crucial topics of identity and purpose. We discuss the importance of discovering one's identity in Christ and finding purpose in pursuing the next right step. The conversation touches on the significance of community, pursuing adversity, and maintaining physical and mental health in the journey towards understanding one's identity and purpose.
Remember, when your world is falling apart, the choice is always yours - stay where you are and die or march forward.
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Norm Wielsch was a law enforcement officer for over 25 years and then landed in federal prison with a 14-year sentence. Jeremy sits down with Norm to talk about his life experience, how God found him at his lowest point, and what he's doing now to help others.
Norm obtained a Master’s Degree in Theology & Counseling, a Doctorate in Christian Counseling, and a California Drug and Alcohol Counseling Certificate while in prison.
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Former SWAT Officer Sean Kennard joins Jeremy Stalnecker on this episode of March or Die to share his story of perseverance throughout his life as a SWAT Officer, Husband, and Father.
Sean is a former police officer, a current professional MMA fighter, and a husband and father. Sean also works alongside Jeremy at the Mighty Oaks Foundation helping our military and first responder communities.
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On this episode of March or Die, I'm joined by Matt Davis from Pastoral Transitions to discuss navigating life transitions, his experience with transitioning out of ministry, and what he's doing now with the Pastoral Transitions team.
Matt served as a Teaching and Executive Pastor for more than two decades in Orange County, California. He is a graduate of Biola University and Talbot School of Theology.
After going through his own pastoral transition out of ministry, Matt learned the difficulty of this season. After a time of wandering and figuring out what was next, he started a new venture as a brand strategist with Donald Miller at StoryBrand, working primarily with nonprofits and small businesses on telling their story and fine-tuning their messaging.
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Transition is a part of life. Whether we are changing jobs, relationships, or just stages of life, transition is something that we will all experience. Unfortunately, we don't all handle these transitions well. My guest on today's episode of the March or Die show is Army Veteran and author Greg Drobney who has spent his post military life helping transitioning service members understand life on the other side of military service. This is an extremely helpful and insightful episode. Even if you have not served in the military, the principles and strategies shared will help you throughout your own life transitions.
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Do you need wisdom? If you are like everyone else, you live your life trying to do the best that you can without the clarity that you need to make the best decisions. You need wisdom! Thankfully, the Bible tells us how we can get wisdom when we are "lacking". This week on the March or Die Show, we are going to look at the Why, When, and Where of Wisdom and learn how we can use this wisdom to move forward in our lives.
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How do you plan to have a good summer and what does this have to do with "March or Die?" The most dangerous times in the life of a person who is moving forward in faith with purpose, are those times when routines and norms change. It is in the transitions of life that we often get lost and a transition like summer, as good as it may be, can also be dangerous if we are not prepared. Do you want to have a good summer? Learn how to prepare during seasons of transition and you can not only survive, but learn how to thrive when change comes.
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It is a privilege to have as my guest on The March or Die Show, Stand Up Comedian Jeff Allen! I have enjoyed Jeff's comedy over the years (he has a great special on Dry Bar Comedy), but have only recently heard his personal story of addiction, a marriage headed for divorce, and the incredible power of a relationship with Jesus. This is an interview that provides hope for those who are struggling and a wonderful picture of what God can do when we yield our lives to him. I am thankful to Jeff for coming on and know that this episode is one you will want to share with your friends and family.
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As we consider the importance of the Memorial Day Holiday, we really need to think about why memorials are so important. While we need to honor those who have paid the price for our freedoms, we also need to build memorials of other significant events in our lives that can help to guide us forward. Why are memorials so important and how do we build them into our lives? Find out today on The March or Die Show!
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We have been told that the two topics we should never discuss are politics and religion. But is that true? Of course not! Despite the fact that the loudest voices in society tell us to keep our thoughts and opinions to ourselves, we need to learn how to have meaningful, important discussions without hating those with whom we disagree. Today and The March or Die Show I have the privilege of interviewing Corey Nathan who is the host of the "Talkin' Politics and Religion" podcast about the best way to have important conversations. This interview was both practical and helpful and one that you can put to use today. Don't be afraid to have the hard conversations-just have them in a way that allows everyone involved to benefit.
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What does it really mean to be a disciple of Jesus Christ? Those that have been around church for any length of time, have undoubtedly heard the term or even been a part of the process called "discipleship". But what does it really mean to be a disciple and how does that apply to our lives today?
My guest on The March or Die Show today is Dennis Allen. Dennis has a diverse background having served as six-time Chief Executive Officer specializing in “turnarounds” for Wall Street-backed corporations. Dennis works and speaks with businesses, universities, churches, and conferences focusing on leadership and discipleship. Dennis serves today on boards, in business and charity leadership roles. As well as his efforts in churches of all sizes – megas, mids, and startups – as an elder, deacon, and teacher. A combat-rated Air Force F-15 fighter pilot, and an alumnus of the Oxford Centre for Christian Apologetics.
Throughout his career Dennis has been involved in a number of churches and has noticed a disturbing trend: Many Christians and regular church attendees are either unable or unwilling to share their faith outside of the walls of their church! This has led to an alarming percentage of young people walking away from the faith that was a part of their growing up lives. These observations along with a mountain of research supporting these findings led Dennis to write the book, "The Disciple Dilemma."
This is an extremely important conversation for every follower of Christ and for anyone seeking to understand how we can TRULY impact the world around us with the Hope of a relationship with God.
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How do you bring order into a world of Chaos? It is no secret that we live in a world that thrives on chaos and confusion. Most of us also understand what it is like to be so overwhelmed by the chaos that we just can't move forward any longer. Even though we can't control the actions and words of others, we can take deliberate steps to bring Order into the Chaos of the world that we control. On this episode of The March or Die Show, I share 5 practical steps to bring order into your life when it is needed most.
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One of the most important things that you can do if you want to keep moving forward when life gets out of control is to have a mindset for growth. Growth will carry you forward when it seems like the obstacles and difficulties in front of you are overwhelming. On today's episode of The March or Die Show, I share 5 Principles for Personal Growth that have helped me as I work to continue to be the person I was created to be.
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Restore Addiction Recovery Center was born out of Dan Gregory's painful experience with addiction in his own family. Since January, 2021, Restore has already had a tremendous impact in men's lives and they are poised, by God's grace, to expand their reach. In this conversation Dan and I talk about addiction, helping families who are struggling with loved ones, and the foundation of hope, meaning, and purpose. This is a helpful and encouraging conversation that all of us need to hear!
Dan Gregory is a business leader with global experience in consumer products, power tools, and the coatings industry with world-class companies such as Stanley Black & Decker, TTI Floorcare, and Sherwin-Williams. His passion is to see organizations and people flourish.
Dan serves as President and Trustee of Restore Addiction Recovery, working with the other trustees and strategic advisors to help shape and direct the mission and vision of the organization.
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What should you do in those "waiting times" of life? I believe that how you handle the periods of waiting will greatly impact your future. On today's episode of "The March or Die Show" I share five things that you should do while you wait for God to show you His next steps for your life.
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What do I mean when I say, "March or Die?" For me this is more than just a catch phrase or the name of a podcast. The phrase, "March or Die" has come to summarize how I look at so much of life. When the world around you seems to be blowing up, you have to make a choice-will you stay where you are and die, or will you MARCH!? In todays episode I explain the name and lay out five principles that are necessary if we are going to keep moving forward in the face of the seemingly insurmountable.
How do you march when it would be easier to stay where you are and die? Incorporate these five principles into your life.
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All of us, to one degree or another, have experienced the often crippling emotions of fear and anxiety. Togher these can not only prevent us from moving forward, but can steal our ability to live the life God created us to live. Even knowing that, though, we don't always know how to address them and continue to make progress in our lives and relationships. My guest on today's episode of The March or Die Show, Dr. Roger Hall, helps us to understand the important role that mental discipline plays in addressing negative thoughts and emotions. This is an EXTREMELY helpful conversation that you will want to share with others.
Dr. Hall is a business psychologist who focuses on helping high achievers accomplish more than even they thought possible. He has written a number of books including DIY Brain, Staying Happy and Productive, and Expedition.
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One area that we do not focus on enough is the mental health challenges of those working in the First Responder community. Dealing daily with traumatic and potentially dangerous situations, years of shift work and mandatory overtime all contribute to high levels of anxiety, depression, often suicide among those who keep us safe. Thankfully, these challenges, as well as resources and solutions, are finally being recognized and increasingly prioritized by police and fire departments. I am thankful to be able to have that conversation on todays episode of The March or Die Show with my good friend Danny Coon.
Danny is a retired Los Angeles County Sheriff's Deputy who has turned his focus to the many challenges facing our First Responders. Through his blog, new book, and regular media appearances he is not only raising awareness, but pointing to solutions for those who are struggling. This episode is for anyone who serves their community in uniform and for those of us who want to know how to support them.
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How do we move from a place of Guilt and Shame to a place of Freedom and Redemption? And what does Ultra Running have to do with it? And, more importantly, do I have to be an Ultra Runner to experience Freedom and Redemption? Obviously we do not experience redemption through running, but there are lessons that can be learned about overcoming Guilt and Shame when we commit to doing hard things. Redemption comes through a relationship with Christ, and continuing in that freedom requires a commitment to continual forward movement regardless of the obstacles in front of or the traumas behind us.
Such a great conversation with todays guest Kyle Kraeft. Kyle is a top level Ultra Runner with an incredible personal story of struggle and redemption. This episode, and his testimony, will challenge and encourage you while pointing to a hope found in Christ.
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Does social media shape the way we view the world? Can we attune to listen when God is putting an opportunity in front of us? On this bonus episode from LifeAudio's "Talk About That" hosts John and Jonnie W draw from real-life examples on topics ranging from social media to divine interruptions while bringing some comedy to a heartfelt conversation.
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How do you move forward when it would be easier to stay where you are and die? This is the question that I ask, and attempt to answer, every week on The March or Die Show as we discuss principles for moving forward when it feels like your world is falling apart. That is why I am excited to share this week's interview and guest with you. Today I am honored to interview Author, Texas State Representative, and Business owner Ron Simmons. Ron has a long resume of moving forward in life and business, but he also has a gift for relating his own "lessons learned" to the rest of us. Through his book, "LIfe Lessons From a Little Red Wagon '', he lays out a path to move forward regardless of where you may find yourself in life. In this interview we talk about marriage, parenting, and always taking the next uncomfortable step. Today's show will be an encouragement and help to you as it was to me.
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While Christianity was once respected in our culture, even among those who did not claim to be Christians, we are now living at a time in history where Christianity is viewed negatively at worst and with suspicion at best! To tell someone that you are a regular part of a local church may very well cause that person to think less of you than if you had said nothing at all. In his book, "Life in the Negative World", my guest, author Aaron Renn, talks about this new period in the history of believers and helps us to understand how we can move forward in spite of living in an increasingly anti-Christian culture. While it is important to understand how we got here, and we do talk about that in this interview, Aaron provides a hopeful path forward as we learn how to navigate an ever-changing world. This is a great conversation that you do not want to miss!
Aaron Renn is an author, consultant, and Senior Fellow at American Reformer (https://americanreformer.org/). You can learn more about his work at https://www.aaronrenn.com/
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On this weeks episode of The March or Die Show, I discuss a brand new resource designed to confront the epidemic of Suicide that is sweeping across our nation. Instead of surrendering to the purposelessness, hopelessness, pain and anguish, thereby spreading it around to everyone in your life, you can find a new purpose. A new hope. A new mission to give your life meaning. You have so much still to give, you just don't yet know how to give it. Whatever you or a loved one may be feeling, suicide is not the solution! You can win the battle against suicide and live the life you were created to live.
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There is a story in history that is both incredible and in many ways unknown. In fact, it is likely that you if you know anything at all about the Armenian Genocide you know very little. But this is a story that we need to know! The first Christian nation experiencing a genocide of 1.5 million Christians that served as the model for the Jewish Holocaust of World War II. And in the midst of this tragedy, we see both heroes and a deeper understanding of the way that God works even in the darkest times. Today on The March or Die Show I have the privilege of interviewing Michal Gavlak about his new book and screenplay; "Assassin Saint: The Story of Soghomon Tehlirian. This is an episode and a story that you do not want to miss!
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Do you ever lose your focus? It can be easy in a world with so many distractions to lose sight of the reason we are doing all that we are doing. We can go through the motions and get some things done, but without a clear focus, we will never accomplish all that we can or should. Thankfully, as with so many other things, there is a great example in the Bible of how to maintain our focus when the world around us seems to be out of control. This has been a great help to me personally, and I trust it will be a help to you as well.
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How do you move forward when the Prayers That You've Prayed Go Unanswered? We know that when we are struggling in life we are supposed to go to God in prayer. But what do we do when He doesn't answer or when He doesn't answer the way that we think He should? How do we keep moving forward, Marching, when it feels like we are all alone? This week on The March or Die Show, I talk through four perspectives on moving forward when it feels like God is silent. God is not obligated to work on our timeline, but we need to know how to keep up forward progress when we are not quite sure what to do. Join me this week as we discuss what you MUST do when the Prayers that You've Prayed Go Unanswered.
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How do we cut through the noise and chaos that so often exists around us? While most of us say that we understand the importance of our "why", practically speaking we don't use our why to help move us forward! With so many distractions vying for our attention, we need to be clear on our "why" so that we can know where we are going and how to take the next step in that direction. This week on the March or Die Show we talk about exactly that-understanding our "why" and using that to March.
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I believe that one of the reasons so many people struggle to move forward in their lives is because of a lack of forgiveness. We have all been hurt. That, unfortunately, is a part of being human. We cannot avoid being hurt, but when we learn how to forgive those that have done the hurting we are able to move forward into the life that God has created us to live. There is a freedom that comes from forgiveness and yet so many, hanging on to what was done to them, live in a bondage of their own creation. How Do I Forgive? We discuss that and more on this week's episode of The March or Die Show!
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Why is it that in the new seasons of life, the seasons when we should be full of hope and excited about the future, we are often overwhelmed and burdened down? Whether it is a new year, a new job, a new relationship, or something else "new", we need to understand how to move into these seasons in a way that brings rest instead of fear and uncertainty. This is something that I have been thinking alot about lately, so I thought that would be the topic of this week's conversation! How do we find rest in the new seasons of life? Let's take a look together on this week's episode of The March or Die Show.
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What are you doing now to make the most out of the New Year? As in most other areas of life, if you are not actively preparing, the coming year will just be a repeat of the last. The good news is that this CAN be the best year ever if you get ready right now. This week on The March or Die Show, we discuss three important steps as you seek to March the New Year!
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Who is the Christ of Christmas and why did He come? As we celebrate this week, it's important for us to know both WHO and WHY we celebrate! This week on The March or Die show, we pause to take a look at those two questions. In the midst of the busyness of the season, let's not forget what it's really all about.
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With everything going on during the Christmas season, it can be difficult to know exactly where to focus. The problem with a lack of focus at this time of year, is that we can get to the other side exhausted while missing the reason this holiday exists! Family and presents and gatherings with friends are all great, but we need to make sure we are focused on the right person (The Christ of Christmas) so that we can focus on the way that He taught us to live (the secret to a great Christmas). What should be our focus this Christmas season? Join me on this week's episode of The March or Die Show to find out.
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This episode originally aired in December 2022
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The holiday season (Thanksgiving thru New Years) should be a wonderful time of year. It will not be without its pressures or unpleasant moments, but it can be a time where we are able to focus on what is truly important in life while resetting for the year to come. But this will never happen if we don't plan.
This week I am sharing an episode of the March or Die Show that was originally published last year because there are some truths we need to be reminded of every holiday season. On this episode I share 3 areas that you need to prepare if you are really going to make this the BEST time of the year. The simple act of preparation can make this a year to remember!
This episode was originally published December 7, 2022
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What is true Biblical Masculinity? What makes a Man different than just an adult Male? What is our guide for defining and understanding this and why is real masculinity such a challenge in today's culture? This week on "The March or Die Show" I have the privilege of interviewing Jim Ramos who is the founder of the Men in the Arena ministry. Through his podcast, books, and ministry to men across the country, Jim has spent much of his life thinking and speaking on this exact topic. In a world as confused as the one we are all living in, this is an important conversation for anyone seeking to understand God's purpose for their life.
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During this holiday season we know that we are supposed to be thankful. So, in the spirit of the holiday, we take time out from the frustration and anger we often feel at work and express thanksgiving over a large meal around friends before getting frustrated and angry again when we go out to do our Christmas shopping! Somewhere I think we may have missed the true "spirit" of the season. Which is why this week on "The March or Die Show", I wanted to take a minute and share 5 Truths About Being Thankful. These five are true whether we feel thankful or not, but will hopefully help us to better understand, and express, a heart of gratitude. And this isn't just for the holiday that bears its name-Thanksgiving should, and can be, a part of our lives every day.
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This last weekend I finally finished the 22 for 22 Challenge! For those of you that have not been following along, this means that I ran 22 marathons, for a total of 576 miles, in 22 days. There was so much that went into this and so many lessons learned along the way. Today, I wanted to take a few minutes to share some of those lessons with you. It is amazing what you can learn when you spend that much time running!
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One of the big lessons that I have been learning over the last few weeks is that comparing myself to others is an empty exercise. When I see what others are doing it can, if I am not careful, make me feel as though I am not doing enough. What all of us should do, though, is ask the questions, "Am I doing all that I can, with what I have, where I am?" The answer to that question truly reveals whether or not we are living up to our God given potential. Join me as I discuss this as well as some updates from the ongoing 22 for 22 challenge.
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What motivates you to keep going when keeping your commitments get's really hard? How do you decide whether a job is worth finishing or one that should be abandoned? This week I share a lesson that I was reminded of while running the Marine Corps Marathon. I am in the middle of running 22 marathons in 22 days and along the way have learned (or been reminded) of quite a few great lessons. Todays? Don't Stop. Whether you like it or not, people are watching.
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"Is there not a cause?" This was the statement from David, the future King of Israel when he was facing a seemingly insurmountable battle. He knew that there are some causes so big that there is no cost we should be unwilling to pay. This week on The March or Die Show, I share some thoughts that I have had as I work to run 22 marathons in 22 days, beginning with the importance of understanding the cause!
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Why is it important to intentionally Do Hard Things? In a time when comfort is exalted about just about everything else, what makes intentionally doing difficult things so powerful? This week on The March or Die Show I discuss how a structured, intentional focus on doing hard things prepares you for all that life will throw your way.
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Have you ever felt like an imposter? Not that you were trying to be intentionally deceptive, but that you were afraid if others found out what you are really like they may just walk away? Believe it or not, we have all felt this way at one time or another. Regardless of where you are in your life or relationships, it is possible to feel like an imposter. But what do you do when this feeling creeps in? How do you move forward when you don't feel like you really belong? This week on The March or Die Show, I discuss the reality of "Imposter Syndrome" and the keys to accepting who you are and moving forward with confidence.
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A discussion about Veteran Suicide, Solutions, and the reason to run 22 Marathons in 22 Days.
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In this episode of the March or Die show, we explore the question: "What does God say about moving forward?" Drawing from a passage of scripture that has been on my heart and mind, we delve into the importance of taking the next step and how it brings honor and glory to God. Why do we move forward? It's bigger than you might think!
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How do we develop good relationships? Developing the right kinds of relationships in our lives can be extremely challenging even when we understand just how important they are. Often, we struggle because we start with others instead of focusing on becoming the kind of person that can develop long-lasting, meaningful relationships. Today on "The March or Die Show," I offer seven practical considerations for anyone who hopes to have the right kind of relationships. Whether you are just looking for a friend or simply wanting to invest in the relationships that you have, this episode is for you!
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Marching forward requires an understanding of the direction that God wants us to go. I believe that we often get stuck because we just aren't sure what step we are supposed to take next. It's not that we don't want to move forward-it's just that we are not sure that we are moving in the right direction!
The key, if we are going to March Forward in a meaningful way, is to spend time with God so that we understand the direction He wants us to go. But how do we do that? How do we "Spend Time With God?" This week on the "March or Die Show", we talk about the "What", "Why", and "How" of spending time with God. My hope is that this episode will help to equip you to know and follow God.
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We all have a story to tell! Unfortunately, most of us want to keep the darkest, and most helpful, parts to ourselves. While this is understandable, there is something helpful to our healing as well as the healing of others when we are able to talk about the difficult things that we have experienced while pointing to the hope on the other side.
My guest today, Jason Sautel, has both lived and modeled this. A retired Oakland Firefighter, Jason has taken the darker parts of his life and used them as a way to challenge and encourage others. Through books, podcasts, and now an upcoming movie, he continues to help others understand that, "Jesus is all You need." This conversation was helpful to me, and I know it will be a help to you as well.
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What do Revival, Prayer, and Ultra Marathons all have in common? Until we are willing to do HARD WORK that matters, we will never fully understand who we are or experience the work of God in our lives and Nation. We understand that prayer is a crying out to God and Revival is a work that He alone can do, but we have been called to do the hard work of praying fervently and standing up for those things that matter to Him! And Ultra Marathons? How many of us have never pushed ourselves physically and therefore cannot conceive of pushing ourselves spiritually in a difficult culture?
Today's guest on The March or Die Show is Dr. Malachi O'Brien. Dr. O'Brien is a Pastor, Evangelist, National Speaker and holds the current world record for most consecutive marathons! This was a great conversation that was both encouraging and helpful. This is one that you will want to share with others.
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What do we do when we are stuck? So often in our lives we are not trying to DECIDE if we should move forward-we just don't know how! For one reason or another, even though we want to move forward, we are not able to get past where we are. This week on The March or Die Show we take some time to look at a plan for getting "unstuck". What are some concrete steps we can take when we really want to move forward? Check out today's episode as we consider 4 simple things every one of us can do.
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In a world so driven by comparison it is important that we learn how to avoid the trap that destroys so many marriages, family relationships, careers and futures. We need to learn how to be inspired by others without allowing them to dictate our worth. This week on The March or Die Show we talk about comparison and five things you can do to avoid this trap.
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This week on The March or Die Show I have the privilege of interviewing Edward Graham of Samaritan's Purse. In this conversation we talk about lessons learned growing up as the grandson of Billy Graham, his time as a Ranger in the U.S. Army, and now his role as the COO of one of the largest Christian ministries in the world. I was grateful to be able to have this incredible conversation and am excited to share it with you!
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How do we win the war in our minds? Most of us understand that there is a war taking place in our minds that others will never see, but we don't always know how to WIN that war! what we think is what we do and who we become, so we must know what to do and how to think in order to experience the victory that God has for us.
This week on The March or Die Show, we walk through an explanation of the war in which we are engaged and how to leverage the tools that God has given us to experience the victory.
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On this week's episode of The March or Die Show, I move away from our normal format and have a conversation about the Why and How of Podcasting. In this episode I have the opportunity to talk with Joshua Cohen who is a journalist and commentator as well as the host of the podcast "Eyewitness History". If you have ever thought about starting your own podcast or have been curious why others do, this fun, wide-ranging conversation is for you.
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We often talk about how to RECOVER when our world falls apart and how to deal with the obstacles once they present themselves. But what should be in place in our lives to PREVENT our world from falling apart? I am grateful for God's grace and for the fact that the failures of our lives do not need to be final. There is always hope even after the darkest moments of life. What I have learned in my life though, is that it is better to stay out of the darkness by putting the right pillars in place before things get out of control.
Today, I am honored to have as my guest John Davis. John is a former Army Soldier, retired Police Officer, and currently works with The Mighty Oaks Foundation. The story of John's life is a true testimony to the truth that God will work in any life that is willing to surrender to him. I always appreciate hearing John talk about how he has gotten to where he is today, and in this conversation he dives deep into lessons about resiliency that he has learned looking back over the course of his life. Whether you are doing well and want to continue to move forward or struggling to see the hope, this episode is for you.
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All of us know what it is like to be overwhelmed with life. Maybe they are the unforeseen obstacles or overwhelming trials or even the traumas of our past-these things and more can push us to the point that we conclude it would be easier to simply stay where we are and die. But how do we move forward when we find ourselves in these times of life? How do we put one foot in front of the other when it seems like the best we can do is simply hang on?
This week on The March or Die Show I want to talk about the reason we March and the power of the decision to move forward. Whether you are a long-time listener to the show or this is your very first time, my goal is that this episode will challenge and equip you to KEEP MOVING FORWARD!
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When we consider successful people I think that we could all acknowledge that no two are exactly alike. Some are smart while others are average. Some have huge advantages and others start their lives with very little. There is one common element though that ALL successful people have-The ability to Consistently Show Up!
This is why I so often say that Persistence is a Superpower! So few people have it but for those that do, they will accomplish more than they ever thought possible.
This is what I want to discuss with you today on The March or Die Show. How can we learn to be people that consistently show up, and what makes it so powerful? My goal today is to encourage you and give you hope as we talk about the one superpower that we all have access to.
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What is the Gospel and Why Does it Matter? There is so much confusion about what the Gospel is and why it matters practically, from day to day, that I wanted to do a whole show just exploring this question. The reality is that unless you have the right foundation, you will never be able to March forward in a meaningful way. You may do the best that you can do, but that is all that will ever happen. We have to understand the Gospel and then live that out in our daily lives. Whether you are a Christian or not, my hope is that this episode will be a challenge and encouragement in your life!
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How can you live a life of balance? Is it even possible? With so many voices screaming for our attention, how can we do everything we are supposed to without sacrificing the things that we really care about? Balance is something that we often talk about but, I believe, do not really understand. Thankfully we have a great example that we can look to and find five key principles for evaluating and adjusting in the most important areas of life. This is a helpful episode of The March or Die Show that you don't want to miss!
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How you see yourself, and equally as important what you believe about yourself, impacts every area of your life. You always act out of your belief so it is absolutely essential that you believe the right thing? The problem is this: there are very real lies that we allow ourselves to believe that keep us from living out who we were uniquely created to be.
In his book, "Weapons of Mass Deception", today's guest, Adam F Jones, helps us to understand what some of these "deceptions" are and how a right view of God allows us to defeat them and move forward in a powerful way. Adam is a U.S. Army Veteran, Speaker, Leadership Consultant, Business owner, Author, Husband and Father, and offers great insight into this very important area.
Proverbs 23:37 "For as he thinketh in his heart, so is he."
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What makes the decisions in your life? Is it FAITH that pushes you forward or is it, as is the case with many, FEAR holding you back? While most of us would say that we want to let faith make the decisions, we know that so often the most important decisions in our lives are driven by a fear of what may or may not happen. What does it look like when we are allowing fear to make the decisions and what can we do to get to the point where that voice moves to the back and we are able to confidently march forward? On this episode of The March or Die Show we look at how the fight to March when it would be easier to Die is really the fight between Faith and Fear.
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There are few things as powerful and at the same time misunderstood as prayer. We know that the Bible tells us to pray and even says that we should go boldly before our heavenly father. What we struggle with is understanding WHY we need to pray if God knows all of our needs and WHAT we should expect when we do pray. This week on the March or Die Show I spend a few minutes talking about how we should pray as we look at some great scriptures that give us clear direction in this very important issue. If you are a Christian you have access to God through prayer. Let's look at how we can pray with confidence according to His will.
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Before you can find victory in the face of life's battles, there are a few things you need to know. In this episode, we talk about the five principles for moving forward when you feel like your world is falling apart.
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What elements need to be a part of your life if you are going to be able to move forward when the challenges and difficulties come? When we talk about Marching when it would be easier to stay where we are and die, it is important to revisit the fundamentals. It is not enough to WANT to move forward-we have to be PREPARED to move forward. We need to build a life now that equips us to do the hard things later. Today on The March or Die Show we spend a few minutes talking about those essential elements. Today's show gets us back to the foundation upon which a resilient life and focus can be built.
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This week on The March or Die Show, I have the privilege of speaking with the Sheriff of Riverside County, CA, Sheriff Chad Bianco. With 30 years of Law Enforcement experience and currently leading one of the largest Sheriff's Departments in the country, Sheriff Bianco understands the unique challenges faced by today's Law Enforcement Professionals and the personal cost they pay for standing up against evil and chaos. After providing perspective on these challenges, we discuss the need for faith, the elements of a resilient life and how the community can support those who keep us safe.
Whether you are a Law Enforcement Officer in need of encouragement, or someone that needs a deeper understanding of what these men and women do for those they serve, you will be helped by this incredible interview. Very grateful to Sheriff Bianco for his time and patience as he worked through my MANY questions and for his example of character and leadership in our state. Listen, share, and listen again!
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What does it mean to have a "Growth Mindset" with an Eternal perspective? While I believe we should spend our lives growing and learning, we need to do so with a view of eternity in mind. We grow and we learn so that we can fully be what an Eternal God with and Eternal purpose created us to be. How do we do that? Find out this week on The March or Die Show.
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When we lose someone who has had an impact on our lives, it can be difficult to know how to respond. We may feel a sense of loss, but also a sense of dread and uncertainty about what to do next. It is important to remember that these people who have had an impact on us have made a difference in the world, and it is important to honor them for that. This week on The March or Die Show we will discuss how we can live lives that honor those that have made a difference in ours. Instead of just feeling loss, we need to learn how to turn that loss into the motivation to fill the gap they have left behind.
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What is the craziest story in all of the Bible? There are actually quite a few crazy stories in the Bible, but I believe that this one is right near the top. Today on The March or Die Show, we are going to look at the story of a Lady who killed a General with a tent peg (which is enough of a reason to listen), while also learning how to move from an observer to a person of action in our own lives. It is easy to stand back and watch all that is happening in the world, good and bad, but there comes a time in all of our lives when we need to, as author Robert Luis said, "Reject passivity, accept responsibility, and lead courageously." How do we do that? We learn from one of the toughest women in the Bible.
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Often when we think about pushing forward, "March or Die", we think that we need to forget the hurt or pain that we may be experiencing. We think that if we just keep going, or grinding, or driving, or whatever term is currently popular in motivational videos, then we can pretend that everything is fine even when it isn't. While I am all for pushing hard and refusing to quit, that is not the same thing as failing to address the very real challenges we all experience. In fact, the only way that we can continue to "March", is by confronting those challenges so that we can keep moving forward. Today on the show I want to spend just a few minutes talking about what this looks like. How do we deal with the obstacles, and in fact learn and grow from them, while also putting one foot in front of the other? Let's look at three words that make this possible.
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Why do some people seem to handle the transitions of life so well while others fall apart? What is the difference between a lifetime of service and purpose and serving others only because it is your job? Today on The March or Die Show I have the privilege of sharing a recent interview with Retired Army Green Beret JP Cervantes. After a successful career in Army Special Operations, JP has continued to serve both as a professional starting his own business, and as a Non-profit leader representing many in the veteran community who are struggling. In this interview we discuss purpose while serving and how we can renew that purpose after a major life transition. This conversation was helpful to me personally, and will be a help to you as well.
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In this episode of the March or Die show, we talk about what to do when faced with the challenge of accomplishing something big EVEN when we lack the appropriate level of motivation. Life can be difficult and the obstacles that prevent forward movement seem insurmountable, but we can overcome when we understand 3 basic principles (you will have to listen to find out what they are)!
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Regret can be a powerful emotion that can keep us from moving forward. We all experience regret to some degree in our lives, whether it be regret for something we have done in the past, or for something that was done to us. Regardless of the source, regret can become overwhelming and can have a negative impact on our ability to do what God has called us to do.
When we allow regret to keep us in the past, it can be like a chain that pins us down and holds us back. We can become so focused on what happened years ago that we don't look forward and we don't move forward. We can regret the things we have done to others, the decisions we have made, or the trauma we have experienced. We can even regret missed opportunities, such as in relationships, business, or financially. The big question is "How do we overcome Regret"?
Today on the March or Die Show I offer ten steps you can take to overcome and begin moving forward with hope and purpose.
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How do you live out your Faith in an environment that is not exactly "faith affirming"? Is it possible to be both a consistent Christian and an effective workplace leader? Even though we often choose to believe that we need to either be good at our job or be an outgoing person of faith, with the right tools and the character to apply them, it is not only possible, but we have BEEN CALLED to do both! Today's guest on The March or Die Show is someone who understands this from a place of life experience. Command Sergeant Major Demetris Pruitt has spent his life leading at a very high level in the United States Army, but has also made a priority of publicly and faithfully living out his faith. And, in order to equip others to be consistent in their faith walk, he has recently written a book that helps to lay the foundation for a consistent Christian life. If you are someone who has struggled to live out your faith in the workplace or simply need to better understand why you believe what you believe, this episode will be a great encouragement. Listen all the way through, share with someone else, and then follow the link below for more.
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While we can come up with so many reasons to stop moving forward in our lives, the truth is that many of these reasons exist only in our own hearts and minds! We look at our past and conclude that we are too broken or feel that we don't DESERVE to move forward because we consistently make bad decisions. Today on The March or Die Show, we look at a man in the Old Testament who had a past that could have been an episode of Jerry Springer, made a really bad decision even after God decided to use him, but made an impact on his world IN SPITE OF his past and bad decisions. I love looking at many of these Old Testament characters because they give me hope. What I learn is that if I will just keep moving forward I can make an impact as well. From this little known man in the Bible we learn some incredible lessons. I hope that you will be encouraged to stop making excuses and begin to move forward.
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"Life just isn't as it should be!" Have you ever said that to yourself? Maybe you have even said it today! Although we do not always acknowledge that we are in a Spiritual War, most of us do understand that there is something very off in this world. Perhaps, as my guest today explains, we need to realize that we are in a wilderness between the perfection of the Garden of Eden and the perfection of the New Jerusalem. And, as we travel through this wilderness, there is a very real enemy that seeks to destroy all that we hold dear.
My guest today is Dr. Brian Haynes who is an author and speaker and serves as the lead pastor of Bay Area Church in League City Texas. In his new book, "War in the Wilderness:Fight For Your Family When Life Isn't As It Should Be", Brian explains the nature of the spiritual battle that we are in as well as the victory that can be found when we yield our lives to God. Using personal illustration and an examination of scripture, we find hope and purpose when life seems dark and out of control. This is a very helpful episode of The March or Die Show that you will want to share with others in your life.
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So often when we think of Success, we think that it will be a straight line. We start in the beginning and if we just keep moving eventually we will get to the top. Whatever the top is. Real success, though, is moving forward through a life that includes ups and downs while focusing on what God has set in front of you today. It can be easy to "miss the trees for the forest" as they say, but we need to be engaged in every moment while continuing to press.
My guest today, "The Voice" Season 18 winner and recording artist Todd Tilghman, embodies the March or Die principles by reflecting a sincere desire to follow God forward through every stage and all of the ups and downs of life. Whether success in family, business or Music, Todd knows what it is to get up and do the hard work. He has described it this way: "It's passion, and closed doors, and excitement, and disappointment, and work. Lots of work."
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One of the major reasons we decide to stop moving forward is fear. It may be fear of the unknown or fear of what others will think or even the fear of how difficult moving forward may be. If we are going to continue to March when it would be easier to stay where we are and Die, we need to learn how to push fear aside and move forward courageously. Today on The March or Die Show we learn from a man in the Bible who had to be told by God four times in a row to be courageous, what it takes to move forward with confidence even when we don't feel so confident. How do we Move Forward Courageously? Let's figure it out together on The March or Die Show.
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We learn alot about ourselves and about life when we experience the overwhelming. This is why it's so important to put ourselves in difficult situations BEFORE someone or something else does. We need to do hard things so that we can learn how to navigate the inevitable challenges of life and It's always better to learn how to March when it would be easier to Die before those become the only two choices. In this week's episode of The March or Die Show I talk about several of the lessons I learned as I completed a 100 mile Ultra Endurance Race. The race was quite an experience, but I hope that I will apply the lessons learned to the rest of my life!
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What does it mean when someone talks about "Deconstructing" their faith or having a "Crisis of Faith"? How do we view those terms in light of what the Bible says and, how do we follow the admonition of Hebrews 10:23 to "Hold fast the profession of our faith"? AND, what does all of this have to do with March or Die? So many questions that I believe are answered on this week's episode of the podcast. If you or someone that you know has struggled with faith, you need to listen to this episode. I hope that you will be challenged and encouraged as we explore this together.
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How do you keep fighting when you don't think you can win? I love listening to the stories of those who have done just that because it motivates me to keep Marching when it would be easier (and may make more sense) to stay where I am and die. Today on The March or Die Show I have the privilege of sharing a recent conversation that I had with Jeff and Jordan Harmon of Angel Studios. Even if you are unfamiliar with the Harmon Brothers or Angel Studios, I am sure you have heard of their incredible series, The Chosen.
While we may look at the success that they have had in producing this life-changing series and think that it must have been easy, today they tell the story of fighting against nearly insurmountable odds to keep the studio going when it seemed like they would not make it. This is an encouraging interview that I hope will motivate you to keep going even when it seems like you cannot possibly make it.
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What is the connection between Trauma and Addiction and why do so many who have experienced trauma struggle with lifelong issues of addiction? And if there is a connection, what can be done about it? This week on The March or Die Show, I have the privilege of speaking again with Adam Comer for Part 2 of our series dealing with addiction and recovery. Adam is the Executive Director of S2L Recovery in Tennessee. From both his personal experience and the experience of those that he works with in the addiction recovery process, Adam lays out a clear, Biblical path to experiencing true freedom.
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How do we approach the topic of Addiction, Shame, and Guilt from a Biblical Perspective? How do we overcome and find hope in the middle of the overwhelming grip that these can have on our lives? This week on The March or Die Show, I have the privilege of speaking with Adam Comer who is the Executive Director of S2L Recovery in Tennessee. From both his personal experience and the experience of those that he works with in the addiction recovery process, Adam lays out a clear, Biblical path to experiencing true freedom. This is a hope filled episode for anyone who has experienced the bondage that comes from addiction, shame, and guilt.
For more information on Adam or on S2L Recovery, please visit their https://www.s2lrecovery.org/ .
Why does the Church matter in times of Crisis? Even as more and more people in our country claim no church affiliation, historically speaking, the church has always been essential in communities during times of crisis or uncertainty. Today on The March or Die Show, my guest Steve Guerra and I discuss the history of the church in moments of crisis and why the church is needed today more than ever.
In addition to being a teacher and historian, Steve is the host of two podcasts, "The History of the Papacy", and "Beyond the Bigscreen". You can find both of these and learn more about Steve at www.atozhistorypage.com .
What are you doing now to make the most out of the New Year? As in most other areas of life, if you are not actively preparing, the coming year will just be a repeat of the last. The good news is that this CAN be the best year ever if you get ready right now. This week on The March or Die Show, we discuss three important steps as you seek to March the New Year!
Who is the Christ of Christmas and why did He come? As we celebrate this week, it's important for us to know both WHO and WHY we celebrate! This week on The March or Die show, we pause to take a look at those two questions. In the midst of the busyness of the season, let's not forget what it's really all about.
With everything going on during the Christmas season, it can be difficult to know exactly where to focus. The problem with a lack of focus at this time of year, is that we can get to the other side exhausted while missing the reason this holiday exists! Family and presents and gatherings with friends are all great, but we need to make sure we are focused on the right person (The Christ of Christmas) so that we can focus on the way that He taught us to live (the secret to a great Christmas). What should be our focus this Christmas season? Join me on this week's episode of The March or Die Show to find out.
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The holiday season (Thanksgiving thru New Years) really should be a wonderful time of the year. It will not be without its pressures or unpleasant moments, but it can be a time where we are able to focus on what is truly important in life while resetting for the year to come. But this will never happen if we don’t plan. On this week's episode of The March or Die Show I share 3 areas that you need to prepare if you want to get the best out of this time of year. The simple act of preparation truly can make this year one to remember!
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How does learning from history help us to move forward when life becomes difficult? What is the value in sharing our own past when trying to help others? My guest today, Joshua Cohen, not only understands the importance of listening to stories, but uses his own story as a source of encouragement and motivation. Joshua is the host of the podcast, Eyewitness History, where he interviews men and women who have had a unique opportunity to view specific, historical events. As a gifted storyteller, he conveys many of the important lessons he has learned by listening to others and then tells of moving forward in spite of his own very personal struggle. I am grateful for the opportunity that I had to interview Joshua, and know that you will be encouraged with this episode of The March or Die Show.
Joshua Cohen is the host of Eyewitness History. You can find his podcast and other great history podcasts at https://www.parthenonpodcast.com/ .
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This Thanksgiving we need to have a conversation about how we can be Thankful people instead of simply people that celebrate a once a year holiday. What does it truly mean to be thankful and how can we give thanks even when the world feels out of control? Join me this week on The March or Die Show as we discuss the "In Every Thing" giving of thanks.
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We all know what it's like to feel alone. FEEL is the key word here because loneliness is more of a feeling than a reality most of the time. But, that feeling is REAL! So what do we do when we feel alone?
This week on the March or Die Show I break down 3 perspectives we need to have and 4 steps that we can take when we feel alone. There are few things worse than feeling like we have no one in our lives that we can lean on, but there is, as always, hope! Check out this episode and then share it with others.
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On this episode of The March or Die Show I am honored to talk with Nick Vujicic, the founder of the incredible ministry, Life Without Limbs. Nick is a living testimony of what it means to allow God to use every part of your life to minister to the world around you. He often says, "If you can't get a miracle, be one for someone else!" Born without arms or legs, he has truly become a miracle for millions around the world as he shares his story of Hope and Triumph in spite of what many perceive as insurmountable odds.
We spent our time together discussing Nicks challenges as a child including an attempt at suicide, deciding to live for God, true Hope, and how to move forward when it would be easier to simply quit. This was an incredible conversation that you will want to share with others!
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How do we address the issue of Suicide? We all know what it is in life to struggle. To have darkness come into our lives because of circumstances created by us or others. In our rational moments we can identify this darkness as temporary and find a way to move out of the darkness and into the light. But what do we do when we can't? When the Darkness takes hold and moves us to a point of Despair? What do we do when we think that ending our life is the only way out and the best option for those around us?
Suicide has become a pandemic in our culture that must be addressed. In spite of the FEELINGS of despair there is HOPE and HELP if we know where to look. This week, on the March or Die Show, I take some time to confront this topic in an attempt to put some context around the issue of Suicide while providing some practical steps to those who have considered or are considering self-harm. This episode is not exhaustive but can serve as a starting point for those who are struggling right now.
Please, if you are putting yourself in danger, get help IMMEDIATELY. Call the National Suicide Hotline at 800-273-TALK (8255). For those who have not YET found themselves in a place of physical danger but who allow thoughts of self-harm to pervade their thoughts, use this episode as a place to begin getting the help that you need.
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Why do we allow FEAR to keep us from moving forward? How does FAITH push fear aside so that we can accomplish all that God has set in front of us? I have found in my own life that the desire to March is often defeated by the fear of what might, or might not, happen if I keep moving forward. This week on The March or Die Podcast I discuss the relationship of Faith and Fear and how to do the right hard thing instead of the easy wrong thing with my guest Nathan Spearing.
Nathan is a former Army Ranger, Entrepreneur, Husband and Father who is dedicated to living life to the full while equipping those around him to do the same. You can learn more about the work that he does at his website, spearing.co or by checking out his podcast, Life on Target, at https://www.spearing.co/content_type/podcasts.
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A world without Truth is a world without Hope! In this episode of The March or Die Show I discuss the source of this Hope Giving Truth with my guest Dr. Jeff Myers. Dr. Myers is the President of Summit Ministries and the author of several books including his newest book, "Truth Changes Everything." While sharing many of his own struggles including a recent fight with Cancer, Dr. Myers talks about faith, Truth, and how we can have hope during the darkest times of our life. This was a conversation that helped me personally and I know will be a help to you.
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Hi, Marchers! Today I’m sharing a special episode of “The Happy Rant” podcast hosted by Barnabas Piper, Ronnie Martin, and Ted Kluck! This show is also on the LifeAudio Podcast Network and is rooted in Christian values, similar to March or Die.
In the episode, these friends share:
1. Who they are
2. What they love about podcasting together
3. How they would describe their show: The Seinfeld of podcasts, a Piper family dinner party, and a description to aspirational college students
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I'll be back next week with a new episode of March or Die. Thanks for listening!
How do you find hope IN the struggle? So often, when we are in the middle of life's chaos, the hope we are looking for is the hope of an escape. What if we can find hope IN the chaos that will get us THROUGH it? This week on The March or Die Show, I have the privilege of talking with Dr. Jason Peters as he tells his story of trauma, chaos, and hope found while serving in the Military that now allows him to help others around the world.
Dr. Peters is currently the CEO of Hope Haven which serves the families and children of Rwanda, East Africa. He is also a retired United States Air Force Chaplain and holds degrees in Clinical Trauma Counseling and Christian Education. Dr. Peters helps us by sharing his experiences as a Chaplain during the war in Iraq as well as lessons he has learned serving others who are dealing with severe trauma.
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What is Leadership, why does it matter, and who can Lead? With so much talk about leadership it is easy to believe that a Leader must be someone else with skills that only a gifted few possess. When we get a hold of the right definition though, we understand that we were ALL created to lead! This week on The March or Die show we discuss a definition of leadership that can be applied in every area of life whether you have influence over a few or many. Leadership is the need in homes, communities, and countries and, when properly understood, allows us to live out our created purpose.
You are not broken! In spite off what you may have been through, are currently going through, or keep dragging with you from the past, you are not broken. Trauma is a part of the human condition and when you realize that it is the TRAUMA and not YOU that is broken, you can truly begin to move forward. This week on The March or Die show, we take a look at what the Bible has to say about trauma and how we can move forward in victory.
What is Biblical Masculinity and why does it matter? Sadly, even in the Christian community so many get this wrong. Understanding Masculinity from the perspective of Creation equips men to lead their homes, their churches and the culture around them and when they are doing it well, each of those areas is better. This week on The March or Die Show I have the privilege of discussing not only the definition of Masculinity but the impact strong men have on the world with my guest Kyle Thompson.
Kyle is the founder of Undaunted.life. The mission of Undaunted.Life is equipping men to push back darkness. They do this by providing content that leads men to forge spiritual, mental, and physical resilience. Kyle is also the host of Undaunted.Life: A Man's Podcast, which has reached the top 10 and top 15 on the Apple Podcasts and Spotify charts respectively. Check him out at www.Undaunted.life.
Have you ever had to deal with difficult people in your life? Of course you have! We all have. Dealing with difficult people is a part of life that can be handled well or not so well. This week, on Part 2 of Dealing With Difficult People, I lay out a Biblical framework for dealing with Difficult People when they come into our lives.
Have you ever had to deal with difficult people in your life? Of course you have! We all have. Dealing with difficult people is a part of life that can be handled well or not so well. This week on the show I begin a two week series that will help us to define what we mean by "difficult people", and then lay out a Biblical framework for dealing with them when they come into our lives.
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We all want to experience momentum in our lives but somehow think that momentum equals speed or is reserved for the fastest and most capable among us. Momentum, whether on a trail, in business, or in relationships, is not about speed. Which is great and means that any of us can, if we are willing to put in the work, begin to develop momentum in our lives. But what do we do if we don't have it and why is it so important? This week on The March or Die Show we discuss The Power of Momentum and how to begin developing it as we move forward.
This week on The March or Die Show I have the privilege of interviewing health consultant, speaker, co-founder of Kion Aminos and New York Times bestselling author, Ben Greenfield. During our conversation we discuss Ben's background, fitness, plant medicine and spiritual endurance. I appreciate Ben for his impact in the health world but am grateful for the clarity with which he addresses the need to develop Spiritual Endurance. "We are not a body with a soul, we are a soul with a body." This is an episode you do not want to miss!
How do we March when it would be easier to simply stay where we are and die? What does it mean to March? What does it mean to experience Spiritual, Emotional, and Relational Death even though we give the appearance of "having it all together?" This week on The March or Die Show I will talk about all of this and more by telling one of my favorite combat stories. This is an episode you will want to share with those in your life who may be struggling to move forward!
What are the principles that must be understood if we are going to move forward in life: This week on The March or Die Show, we discuss four foundational principles that must be present in our lives if we are going to keep pressing forward when the world around us seems to be falling apart. Hang on to these and you will MARCH when it would be easier to stay where you are and die!
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This weeks episode of The March or Die Show is Short, Special and Super Important! Some great things on the horizon for the show that you don't want to miss.
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So often the reason that we decide to stop marching is because we feel alone. We look around and don't see support and in our moment of loneliness we start to believe that even God is no longer with us. I love Isaiah 43 because we are told that God is ALWAYS with us. This week on the March or Die show we talk about the power of the presence of God. Listen and share with someone that needs to know they are not alone!
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Have you ever looked at your life and said, "I really need something new to happen!" You look at the life that you are living and you know that unless something new happens you may not make it. I think that we can all relate to this feeling and, thankfully, the Bible has something to say about this. This week on The March or Die Show we discuss the "Something New" that God wants to do in our lives.
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Have you ever felt like you just don't belong? You look at what those around you are accomplishing and wonder if your life can even make a difference. This week on The March or Die Show we discuss the truth that YOU DO BELONG even when you don't think you do. We also discuss the danger of comparison and eight questions to ask yourself when considering God's plan for your life.
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With Fathers Day quickly approaching, this week's episode of the March or Die Show is a special message to dads. We are living in a world that is upside down, and I believe that focused, engaged, courageous fathers are the answer. I hope that this episode will be one that encourages and challenges every man who works to lead their family.
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What does it mean to live a life of faith? When we are told to "walk by faith", what does that look like? I believe that one of the most misunderstood aspects of the faith life is summed up in two words: Faith Works! This week on The March or Die Show I discuss the relationship between faith and work and how confidence in God pushes us to do all that He created us to do.
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"What do you do when you don’t know what to do? How do you move forward when you feel stuck or overwhelmed? How do you regain focus when your mind feels like it is spinning a hundred miles an hour?" You may have asked these with the desperation of a person who feels like they just can’t go on! Truthfully, much of life is spent unsure of what to do next. We want to have the right thoughts and take the right actions, but if we are honest, we don’t know how to do either! This week on the March or Die Show, we are going to discuss the importance of Doing the Work when little else seems to make sense. Life can be difficult, but it does not need to be complicated. Do the Work and let God do the rest.
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What value comes to those who will stop long enough this Memorial Day weekend to remember the ultimate price that freedom requires? In a nation that is struggling to determine its national identity, how do we benefit by memorializing those who were willing to die to preserve an ideal? This week on the March or Die Show I share a conversation with Chad Robichaux to answer the question, "Why is Memorial Day so important?"
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On today's episode of The March or Die show, I offer 3 principles that have helped me grow as a leader. I know that I still have much work to do in this area and these principles continue to help me make good decisions as I learn and develop. If you want to March when it would be easier to Die, you need to grow as a leader. If you want to grow as a leader, you need to understand these 3 very simple principles.
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We live in a social media driven world that tells us, without actually telling us, that we must be perfect! But truthfully, the perfection we see is a facade that hides what's really going on in most people's lives! That's why perfection as a goal is a losing proposition. The only way to experience peace and joy in this world is to focus, not on perfection, but on truly being the person you were created to be. This week I have the honor of sharing the microphone with my wife Susanne as we discuss the danger of pursuing perfection and the goals that carry us forward.
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This week on the March or Die Show I had the privilege of interviewing television producer, speaker and author of several books including "Why Men Hate Going to Church" David Murrow. David and I discussed Biblical Masculinity, how to reach men with Biblical Truth and how to train young men to grow into mature, masculine followers of Christ. At a time where even the idea of masculinity is under attack, David provides clarity around this important topic. This is an episode you are going to want to listen to and share!
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There is a very simple principle that I come back to again and again. It is so simple, in fact, that it can be easy to overlook or dismiss as unimportant. If your goal is to live a life of peace and perseverance though, you must understand and embrace this principle. What is the principle? There is Power in Process! What does it mean to experience the Power of Process? Find out on this week's episode of The March or Die Show.
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This week on the March or Die Show I share 7 lessons recently learned from running a 62 mile Ultra marathon. It is amazing how many lessons from running can be applied to life and I believe that each can be helpful even if you would rather do anything but voluntarily run! I'm thankful to have had this experience and thankful to be able to share a small part of it with you.
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Why did Jesus come and why does it matter? This Easter weekend we are going to spend a few minutes answering those questions. I hope that this episode of The March or Die Show will encourage and challenge you as you celebrate the Resurrection!
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It's no secret that the world we live in can be discouraging. In fact, it can be OVERWHELMINGLY discouraging. And when we are discouraged, we often hope that someone will come along and give us the exact words we need to keep going. But what if we decided we would do all that we can to encourage others? What impact would that have on our lives? This week on The March or Die show we discuss the Personal Power of Encouragement.
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I am honored to have Alex Judd as my guest on this week's episode of "March or Die." This was a great conversation that covered many of the core "March or Die" principles: Identity, Leadership, and Moving Forward based on a Foundation of Faith. I have been looking forward to this interview for quite awhile and am excited to share it with you! Alex is the Founder of Path for Growth which was started out of the belief that everybody wins when a leader DECIDES to intentionally grow every single day. Through teaching, intensives, and coaching, the Path for Growth team empowers impact-driven leaders to define vision and take meaningful action. Prior to starting Path for Growth, Alex served as the Host of Dave Ramsey's nationally recognized EntreLeadership podcast.
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We like to say things like, “discover your purpose”, or “find yourself” while emphasizing the importance of doing only those things that make us happy. Even as Christians we make discovering our purpose about pursuing things that make us feel good which elevates us to the place of both the recipient and source of purpose. But here’s the problem with misunderstanding the true source of purpose: If purpose is only about what makes us happy, or causes us to feel good (a very difficult thing to define), then when the emotion changes, so will our sense of value and purpose. But there is another way. On this week's episode of The March or Die Show, we discuss how to understand God's Purpose for our lives so that we can move forward with confidence knowing that we are living the life we were created to live.
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How often have you allowed something in your past to keep you from moving forward? You live as though you do not deserve a relationship with God or His blessing on your life because of decisions that you have made, people you have hurt, or just the simple belief that you are inadequate. The good news is that when we really understand both Grace AND Mercy, we begin to realize that we can move forward. Not because of us but because of God! This is an episode of the March or Die Show that I hope will be both helpful and encouraging.
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If there is one thing on which we can all agree, it's that the world can be a scary place. Whether we are talking about war and global economic strife or the everyday challenges of work and home, fear is a normal emotion that each of us must deal with. But how? How do we move forward with hope and optimism when there is so much to fear? This week on the March or Die Show we talk about the resources each of us have available to move forward with confidence.
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As we run this race of life it's easy to become overwhelmed by the unknown. The race is long and we typically believe that things will get worse instead of better. And if they do, how can we continue on! The key to successfully running the race of life is to focus on where you are right now instead of allowing the uncertainty of the path ahead to overwhelm you. This week on the March or Die Show I share some perspectives on "Running the Mile You Are In."
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I sometimes feel like I just want to quit. Not forever, but right now I just want to stop what I am doing and do just about anything else. Have you ever felt this way? I often think I'm alone but have a hunch that the feeling of wanting to quit and walk away is pretty normal. Thankfully I have a framework, a list of perspectives, that help me to keep moving forward when it would be easier to do just about anything else. On todays episode of March or Die we discuss these perspectives.
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What impact would men in the United States be able to have on the move to end abortion if they truly understood what it means to be Biblical Men? A lack of Biblical Masculinity has far reaching negative societal consequences and often results in allowing to continue what men who follow Christ should stand against.
In this episode, my guest, Jeff Durbin of Apologia Church and Radio, breaks down what it means to be a Biblical Man, and the impact that men can have on the abortion debate in our country. Jeff has been on the frontlines of the abortion abolition movement for many years and began the national organization, End Abortion Now, from Apologia church. This is an extremely important and helpful conversation.
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This week I am joined by my friend, Retired Navy Seal, and Mighty Oaks Foundation Programs Operation Manager Luis Rivera. In this episode Luis and I spend some time talking about the importance of Character in our lives. We talk about what Character is, what it is not, and how to make a pre-decision to develop it in line with scripture. This was a helpful conversation dealing with a topic that must be understood if we are going to move forward in our lives.
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One of the most powerful things that we can do if we want to be successful is also one of the last things that most of us want to do. What can we do? Add accountability to our lives. We stay away from accountability because we do not want to expose our weaknesses and insecurities. Accountability, though, may be the very thing that keeps us moving forward when it would be easier to quit. In today's episode of March or Die we discuss accountability, its importance, and how to add it to our lives.
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Choosing to move forward is choosing to PREPARE to move forward. What makes preparation so hard though is that it comes with a cost. I would argue however, that the cost of not preparing is much higher than the cost of being ready and equipped when life's inevitable difficulties come your way. In this week's podcast we discuss three areas that you need to pay the price of preparation for the hardships ahead.
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Maybe you have noticed that our culture seems to be changing so fast it can be hard to keep up! It seems like every day there is a new issue, philosophy or long-held belief that has changed. As Christians we are told by the media and popular entertainers that while we can worship God privately, we should never let our Theology get in the way of a culture that hates Him. So what do we do? How can we remain resilient in a world that seems to be spinning out of control? Check out this week's "March or Die Show" to learn some basic principles for moving forward while culture tries to knock us down.
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If there is one thing that we all agree on, it's that pain is bad! We do everything that we can to avoid it but when it can't be avoided we deal with pain as quickly as possible and then do our best to move on. This week we take a different look at pain. Although we should not want to hurt just for the joy of pain, the reality is that pain, when properly viewed, can produce something great in us. Take a listen and let me know what you think.
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Before we can accomplish anything, we need to have the right mindset. This is true in every area of life and is particularly important when it comes to pushing through obstacles and challenges. We need to March, but marching begins with having the right mindset and mindset is established BEFORE the obstacles arise. So what is the right mindset? Tune in to this week's show to find out.
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What do Warriors do? There are some key characteristics that are found in the lives of Warriors the World over and must be found in us if we are to move forward when the world around us is falling apart.
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The life of Jesus serves as an example for us to follow. In spite of the soft image that we are so often given, Jesus is and was a warrior that lived out His calling. What do we celebrate at Christmas? We celebrate the Birth of a Warrior.
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If we do not have the right mindset as we move through life, we will ALWAYS struggle when the battles come. Only the Warrior mindset will keep us moving forward when it feels like our world is falling apart. Is it any wonder then that so many quit when things get hard? In this episode of March or Die we discuss the truth that, whether we want to admit it or not, we were all called to be warriors. Whether or not we embrace this truth will determine our success in an often difficult world.
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Once we define what a man is, we then need to answer the question, "What do Men do?" With the confusion around masculinity and manhood in our culture we have males that have no idea how men are supposed to live. "In this episode I move from defining "being a man" to outlining four key elements found in the lives of men who really understand their created purpose.
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One question that consistently comes to my mind when looking at the brokenness in so many lives and relationships, and more broadly in our culture, is "Where are the Men?" The Bible does not promise that life will be easy, but it does assign the leadership role for moving through difficult times to men. This also doesn't mean that there aren't very capable women leaders, only that the RESPONSIBILITY for leading in our homes and culture was given by God to men. This week's episode of March or Die is the first of several episodes discussing the impact on the world when men lead well.
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In a world that is often overwhelming, where do we find hope? This week I take some time to define "hope", and then dive into an understanding of where REAL hope can be found. This episode was helpful to me, and I trust it will be to you as well.
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How do we accomplish this mission when the circumstances surrounding the mission have changed? While we never want to change who we are or what we intend to do, there may come a time as we March forward in life that we will need to change our tactics as we adjust to a changing battle. This week I discuss the principles for changing our approach while keeping our mission in place.
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In this episode of the March or Die show I am joined by Pastor Rob McCoy to discuss the influence and actions of Christians in secular culture. So often Christians ask the question, "Why don't we have more influence?" Using both a Biblical and historical perspective Pastor McCoy answers this question and then outlines the steps Christians should take moving forward. As the Pastor of Godspeak Calvary Chapel in Thousand Oaks California, Rob has led his church to stand strong against government overreach and provide an example for other churches to follow. This is an episode that you do not want to miss!
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When life gets out of control we often struggle to focus on those things that we can actually control. If we are not careful, we can become so overwhelmed that we decide it would be easier to simply give up. Join me this week as I discuss the importance of keeping our Focus on the Process instead of the problems in order to move forward.
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This week on the March or Die Show I have the privilege of speaking with Phil Johnson, the Executive Director of Grace to you and a Pastor and Elder of Grace Community Church in Sun Valley CA. In this episode we talk about the recent lawsuit against church Covid restrictions in California, the process of deciding when the government has gone too far and how to have courage in confusing times. This was a very helpful discussion and gives all of us a framework for pushing forward when it would be easier to stop.
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How do you maintain your faith when your world is suddenly turned upside down? Although pressing forward (Marching) is never easy, we can learn from those who have done it that pressing forward is possible. Todays guest, Treg Spicer, shares his story of nearly dying due to a massive heart attack and struggling through Crohn's disease while hanging on to his faith. An encouraging story you will want to share!
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We all know what it is to experience the influence of others, but do we really understand what a powerful tool influence can be to motivate, educate, and provide hope to those in our lives? Today we talk about the often overlooked Power of Influence.
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It has been said before, but a failure to plan is a plan to fail! So often the failures in our life are not because of the circumstance but because we have not adequately prepared. Today we talk about a very simply yet powerful principle-Train Today for the Fight Tomorrow!
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In this episode I talk with friend and L.A. City Fire Captain Cheyane Caldwell about a life changing event in a burning building, faith, and the meaning of life. Such a great conversation you will want to share!
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On this episode I speak with Pastor Matthew Pollock about Faith, The Church, and Moving Forward in Difficult Times. A great discussion for anyone struggling or just in need of a fresh perspective.
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This weeks guest has worked with high achievers, started his own businesses, coached other business owners and now interviews those have found success in sports, business and life.
On todays show Matt LeBris shares with us principles for moving forward from high achievers. Learn more about Matt on his website https://mattlebris.com/ .
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Great conversation with Bruce Long; Retired Marine and the owner of Perfecto Coffee on Life Transition, Overcoming Change, Faith in Uncertain Times.
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On this episode I have the privilege of speaking with Icon Fitness Studio Charles Dao about Motivation, Pushing Forward, and Living in "Beastmode"! Great insights for MARCHING through the ups and downs of life.
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While we talk about the importance of a life of faith, we often forget just how much our physical wellbeing impacts every area of our lives. In this episode, Dr. David Holmes helps to make the connection between Faith and Health.
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In this episode I have the privilege of speaking with "Ultramarathon Man" Dean Karnazes about running, life, what it means to endure and his new book, "A Runners High" (https://ultramarathonman.com/books).
If you are not familiar with Dean, you need to be. From his website (https://ultramarathonman.com/): "Named by TIME magazine as one of the “100 Most Influential People in the World,” Dean Karnazes has pushed his body and mind to inconceivable limits. Among his many accomplishments, he has run 50 marathons, in all 50 US states, in 50 consecutive days. He’s run across Death Valley in the middle of summer, and he’s run a marathon to the South Pole.
On ten separate occasions he’s run a 200-mile relay race solo, racing alongside teams of twelve. His list of competitive achievements include winning the World’s Toughest Footrace, the Badwater Ultramarathon, and winning the 4 Deserts Challenge, racing in the hottest, driest, windiest and coldest places on earth.
A NY Times bestselling author, Dean is a frequent speaker and panelist at many running and sporting events worldwide."
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We all know what it feels like to have life move from clear to confusing, calm to chaotic, from light to dark. We know what it's like, but what do we do when the shift takes place? How do we move forward when Day Turns to Night?
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Josh Holler is a combat veteran (United States Marine Corps), Pastor, and author of the book, " Redeeming Warriors: Veteran Suicide, Grieving and the Fight for Faith". In this conversation we have the opportunity to talk about what trauma is, what it is not, and how to confront it with the Hope-filled purpose provided by our creator.
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How does your Mission Drive you to move forward against the challenges and obstacles of life? In this episode I discuss this with my guest, Jacob Straub from Mission Driven Made, along with his story of addiction to purpose.
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At a time when many are loudly declaring that America is no longer important, we need to answer the question; "Why does America Matter?" America DOES matter both here at home and to the rest of the world. We know this but must understand our history and the destination of our current trajectory if we are going to be able to answer this question in a meaningful way. So, "Why does America matter?"
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When we discuss strategies for moving forward in our lives we do so with an eye toward the future. This is the nature of moving forward. Unfortunately many of us will NEVER move forward because we won't let go of the past. How do we FORGIVE so that we have the FREEDOM to move forward?
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What are you living for now that will make a difference when you are gone? How do you live in a way that will leave a Legacy?
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When we talk about the skills and tactics needed to move forward when our world is falling apart, there is probably nothing more powerful than Personal Responsibility. Even though many in our world reject it, when we decide that we will be responsible for our present circumstance and future, there is not an obstacle we can't overcome.
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Join me with guest Moses Berdy the host of the Biblical Masculinity Podcast and Biblicalmasculinity.org as we discuss the importance of understanding true masculinity, why men need to lead in their homes and communities and how to leave a legacy for the next generation.
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On this episode I talk with Jonathan Flores about providing food for those in need through his non-profit Hangry, running, and pushing forward when life seems out of control.
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This week I have the privilege of talking to my friend Jason Sautel about his career as a Firefighter in Oakland California, nearly ending his life, and finding hope. This is an episode you do not want to miss!
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In this episode of the March or Die Podcast my guest, Thomas Cronin breaks down principles for moving forward both in Martial Arts and in life. Thomas Cronin is a BJJ Black Belt under Carlson Gracie Jr., the owner of Carlson Grace Jiu Jitsu in Temecula CA, and a national and international Brazillian Jiu Jitsu Champion. In addition to his own success, he has coached several students to become BJJ champions and professional Mixed Martial Artists.
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Whether in life, combat or sports, what are some principles for moving forward? I discuss this and more with my guest Stephen Armes.
Steve is a retired Marine Corps Infantryman with 28 years of service. He is also a lifelong endurance athlete with a long list of accomplishments including being named the 2016 U.S. Marine Athlete of the Year. In addition to being a husband and father, Steve currently oversees U.S. operations for Walton Endurance.
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Even though it may not seem very exciting, a key element in success when the battles of life come is to master the mundane areas of our lives. When we do well in the seemingly insignificant, we will overcome when life gets hard.
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What is a hero and how does answering this question help us to move forward when our world seems to be falling apart? Find out on this episode of the March or Die podcast.
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As difficult as the battles of life can be, we can have confidence in the outcome if our faith for that outcome is in God. Life is a journey of faith and part of that journey is trusting that God will get us where He wants us to be.
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If we are going to win the upcoming battles in our life, we need to be prepared. But HOW do we prepare?
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Sometimes the reason the battles of life are so overwhelming is that we forget we were created to fight and win them one at a time!
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What does it mean to be a person of courage? There is quite a bit of misunderstanding about courageous living but it is not all that complicated-difficult, yes, complicated, no. Let's take a look together.
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What does it look like to call for "Fire Support" in life's battles and how do we do it? Winners understand the importance of reaching out. You must get help if you are going to March!
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Are you feeling weary and overwhelmed in the battle? Sometimes the best thing that you can do in the middle of the fight is take a Strategic Pause. This is not quitting or throwing in the towel, it is a pause with the very specific purpose of getting you back in the fight.
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How do you move forward when it seems like your world is falling apart? One step at a time.
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Not every battle is yours to fight! Sometimes, the key to winning is making sure that you are fighting the right fight.
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One of the things that has been lost in our pragmatic, often self-serving culture, is a love for the truth. If we are going to fight and win the battles of life, we must love and then seek the truth.
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Even though we all think we can "go it alone", if we do not have a team, we will never succeed in the battles of life. Why do we need one and how do we develop a team? Join the discussion this week.
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When was the last time you said, "I would like to do that, but I just don't have the time." So often in our lives, we feel like time is the enemy when really we are are struggling with our own priorities. How does a proper view of time help us to win life's battles and have the resource we need to do what we feel called to do? Join the discussion today.
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Why does Character matter when we are in a fight? It is more critical to winning than you may know.
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Knowing that we are in a fight is not always enough to answer the question, "Why should we fight?" While not every fight is ours, there are some battles that have real consequences if we are not clear on our "Why". In this episode, we discuss several reasons we need to fight the right battles well.
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Typically, when we think about dying, we think about it in the physical sense. We draw our last breath and are all done except for the funeral. It is possible though to be physically alive and yet emotionally, physically, and spiritually dead on the inside. How does this happen and what can we do about it? Find out on this week's episode of The March or Die Podcast.
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Success in the battles of life requires an element that none of us like to talk about-Humility. In order to really find success, the right kind of success, we must be humble. What does humility in battle look like and why is it important? Listen to this week's episode.
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While it is possible to become so overwhelmed with life's battles that we can think of little more than survival, in order to "Seize the Day" and rise to the challenge of the moment, we need to learn to find the opportunities that the battle presents. If you are going to move forward when the bullets are flying, find the Opportunity!
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As we fight the battles of life, we must be standing on the right foundation or we will always struggle to move forward. A faith foundation is the ground that gives us what we need to make the right decisions and move forward when it might be easier to quit.
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One aspect of winning life's battles not often mentioned is the family. As easy as it is to forget the impact that our decisions have on others, when we clearly understand just how much Family Matters we find the clarity and strength to move on when many others would quit.
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Fear is something that we can all relate to but very few understand how to deal with in an effective way. If you are going to move forward in the battles of life than you need to understand how to overcome fear. Don't let fear keep you from finding victory in the fight!
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We live in a world full of causes -people raising awareness, and very few solutions. While no one would argue the importance of awareness, awareness without a solution is meaningless! What is the difference, which one is more popular, and how do they work together? Join the conversation.
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As we celebrate another Independence Day it is probably time for us to ask the question: "What is freedom?" In many ways, the answer to this question frames the events of the last few months in America. There is hope for the future but only if we understand the goal.
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Wherever there is chaos and confusion there is a profound lack of personal responsibility. The problem is this: Winners know how to accept responsibility! Without this key characteristic, it is impossible to move forward when the world is falling apart.
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Before you can find victory in the face of life's battles, there are a few things you need to know. In this episode, we talk about the five principles for moving forward when you feel like your world is falling apart.
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In this first episode of the March or Die Podcast, we discuss the ground rules for moving forward when you feel like your world is falling apart.
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