God's Glory in Men's Real Stories

We all have a story, but most mens stories go untold because as men we don’t usually feel comfortable opening up or being vulnerable. People find healing, growth and freedom in telling their story. Others find healing in hearing these stories, and God gets the glory in our testimony. So here are our stories. We hope that you can sit back and find healing and comfort. But most importantly feel God’s love and see God’s glory in Mens real stories

God's Glory in Men's Real Stories is a society podcast hosted by Robert Moore III, with 106 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Robert Moore III hosts God's Glory in Men's Real Stories, a society show with 106 episodes published.

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  Episode #118

  Jordan Rawls: Trusting God When Obedience Doesn't Make Sense

  Sep 22, 20261h 40mS3

  What happens when you believe God has told you to move—but everything you've learned tells you to stay where it's safe? Three years after his first appearance on God's Glory In Men's Real Stories , Jordan Rawls returns in a very different season. For 12 years, Jordan built a career in corporate technology. It provided stability, income and security for his family. But underneath that security was growing discontentment, stress and declining health. Jordan believed God had placed something else inside him. The question became whether he trusted God enough to actually follow it. Eventually, Jordan and his wife made the decision for him to leave his career and go all-in on Wealthy and Relaxed , their Christian life-coaching platform. But getting there wasn't simple. His wife initially feared what leaving a stable career could mean for their family. Jordan wrestled with whether he was being responsible or disobedient. Even people who loved him sometimes encouraged the safer path. In this conversation, Robert and Jordan explore delayed obedience, aggressive faith, marriage, provision, fear, purpose, calling, financial security and learning to trust God when His direction challenges our logic. They also wrestle with an uncomfortable question: How often do we say we're “waiting on God” when God has already told us to move? This isn't a conversation telling you to quit your job or imitate Jordan's decision. It's an invitation to examine where fear, comfort, logic or even our definition of good stewardship may be competing with what God has already asked of us. Because sometimes surrender isn't only giving God your pain. Sometimes you have to surrender your logic too. Connect with Jordan Instagram: coachjordanrawls Wealthy and Relaxed — www.wellthyandrelaxed.com Every man has a story. At God's Glory In Men's Real Stories , we believe healing begins when we stop pretending and start telling the truth. Every week you'll hear honest conversations about faith, identity, mental health, healing, and the stories God continues to redeem. Whether you're walking through loss, addiction, shame, broken relationships, uncertainty, or simply trying to follow Jesus one day at a time, our prayer is that these conversations remind you that hope is real and healing is possible. You're not alone. And your story is not over.

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  Episode #117

  Kadero Watson: When the Provision Disappears, Can You Still Trust the Provider?

  Sep 15, 20261h 26mS3

  What happens to a man's identity when the thing he has always used to provide suddenly disappears? For Kadero Watson, losing his job wasn't only about losing a paycheck. It exposed something deeper. Years earlier, when Kadero lost his career in college athletics, he fell into depression and found himself asking a question he wasn't prepared to answer: Who am I without this? His identity had become attached to his career. His understanding of being a man had become intertwined with working, providing and making sure his family never went without. And even while trying to become different from his father, Kadero eventually realized he had repeated some of the same patterns—working long hours and providing financially while sacrificing presence at home. Now, after another layoff, Kadero finds himself in familiar circumstances—but he's not the same man. In this conversation, Robert and Kadero talk honestly about what it means to trust God when the paycheck stops, why men can turn God's provision into an idol, how our jobs become part of our identity, and what happens when God asks us to obey without showing us what comes next. They also unpack marriage, fatherhood, dying to yourself daily, generational patterns, depression, rejection, infertility, IVF, miscarriage and the unexpected story behind Everyday With H&K . Kadero and his wife Hope's platform didn't grow out of a perfect season. It began when he was simply trying to make his wife laugh again during one of the hardest seasons of their infertility journey—and eventually their joy began encouraging other people who were suffering too. It's a conversation about learning that sometimes God doesn't provide the same way twice. And maybe faith isn't knowing exactly what God is going to do next. Maybe it's obeying Him before you can see how He's going to multiply it. Everyday With HK — Social Media EverydayWithHK.com — Marriage resources, devotionals and more The Destination Journey — Kadero's journal, available on Amazon Every man has a story. At God's Glory In Men's Real Stories , we believe healing begins when we stop pretending and start telling the truth. Every week you'll hear honest conversations about faith, identity, mental health, healing, and the stories God continues to redeem. Whether you're walking through loss, addiction, shame, broken relationships, uncertainty, or simply trying to follow Jesus one day at a time, our prayer is that these conversations remind you that hope is real and healing is possible. You're not alone. And your story is not over. Connect with Kadero Watson

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  Episode #116

  Aidenn & Thomas White: The Silent Battle of Never Feeling Good Enough

  Sep 8, 20261h 30mS3

  What happens when you know your father is proud of you—but something inside you still says you're not enough? Sixteen-year-old Aiden White has grown up surrounded by faith. But that hasn't made him immune to self-doubt. Sometimes it's his grades. Sometimes it's the pressure to make his dad proud. Sometimes it's the belief that he should be strong enough to help everyone else without needing help himself. And sometimes the question goes even deeper: Am I enough for God? In this episode, Robert sits down with Aiden, his father Thomas, and Robert's son Justin for an unusually honest conversation between two generations of men. The sons talk about comparison, pressure, hiding struggles and what they actually hear when their fathers speak. The fathers are forced to consider something different: our children aren't only listening to what we tell them. They're watching how we respond to failure, how we ask for help, how we handle our emotions and how we walk with God. Aiden also shares a moment when everything he'd been holding inside came bubbling out. A friend found him sitting alone in his car with tears streaming down his face—and instead of fixing him, his friend simply stayed. It's a moment that leads to a larger conversation about brotherhood and the ministry of presence. Along the way, Aiden shares his desire to become a pastor, offers a powerful perspective on John the Baptist, and reminds everyone at the table that following Jesus doesn't mean we stop struggling. Maybe strength isn't proving we can carry everything. Maybe sometimes strength sounds like: “I need help.” Every man has a story. At God's Glory In Men's Real Stories , we believe healing begins when we stop pretending and start telling the truth. Every week you'll hear honest conversations about faith, identity, mental health, healing, and the stories God continues to redeem. Whether you're walking through loss, addiction, shame, broken relationships, uncertainty, or simply trying to follow Jesus one day at a time, our prayer is that these conversations remind you that hope is real and healing is possible. You're not alone. And your story is not over.

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  Episode #115

  Abandonment, Rejection & Finally Taking Off the Mask | Elliot Riley

  Sep 1, 20261h 53mS3

  What if the pain you're reacting to today didn't actually start today? In this episode of God's Glory In Men's Real Stories , Robert sits down with Elliot Riley for an incredibly honest conversation about abandonment, rejection, masculinity, relationships, grief, healing, and surrender. Elliot is a father of eight, a barber of more than 20 years, and author of The Bruh Code: 10 Principles for Building Relationships, Unity, and Honor . He's spent decades behind the barber chair hearing men's stories and watching generations grow up in front of him. This time, however, Elliot tells his own story. His biological mother left when he was young, creating an abandonment wound Elliot would eventually recognize resurfacing throughout his life. Moving away. Heartbreak. Relationships. Divorce. Rejection. Again and again, the circumstances changed, but the feeling underneath them remained: Everybody's leaving. Elliot and Robert unpack how unresolved pain can shape the way men pursue relationships, how culture teaches young men to prove their masculinity, why wounded men sometimes give wounded advice, and how we can unknowingly carry old pain into new relationships. Elliot also shares the heartbreaking final conversation with the woman he calls his mom, the grief that followed her death, and how he wore an incredible mask while privately crumbling and drinking heavily. Eventually, God began asking him for something different: Trust. Submission. Surrender. Today, Elliot is using the very story he once carried privately to help other men become better husbands, fathers, friends, and brothers. Because sometimes the part of your story you wish you could erase becomes the very thing God uses to reach somebody else. Today's Guest Elliot Riley Instagram: @elliotrileybruh @bruhclt YouTube: BuildwithBRUH The Bruh Code: 10 Principles for Building Relationships, Unity, and Honor Available through Amazon, Barnes & Noble and buildwithbruh.com . Every man has a story. At God's Glory In Men's Real Stories , we believe healing begins when we stop pretending and start telling the truth. Every week you'll hear honest conversations about faith, identity, mental health, healing, and the stories God continues to redeem. Whether you're walking through loss, addiction, shame, broken relationships, uncertainty, or simply trying to follow Jesus one day at a time, our prayer is that these conversations remind you that hope is real and healing is possible. You're not alone. And your story is not over.

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  Episode #116

  Creating, Providing & Learning to Ask God First | Emmanuel Threatt

  Aug 25, 20261h 21mS3

  What happens when you're capable of figuring things out yourself—but God is asking you to trust Him instead? In this episode of God's Glory In Men's Real Stories , Robert sits down with Emmanuel Threatt for an honest conversation about creativity, fatherhood, provision, prayer, surrender, community, and learning to ask God first. Emmanuel shares how raising three-year-old triplets has taught him to slow down and appreciate life's "micro moments," how he and his wife have spent eight years serving Charlotte's unhoused community through Hope Vibes , and how a simple desire to drink coffee and connect with friends grew into Big Drip Revival . But the conversation eventually turns toward something both Robert and Emmanuel realize they're wrestling with in real time: What happens when we ask AI for the plan before we've asked God for direction? They unpack the temptation to immediately turn an idea into a strategy, why creativity doesn't always have to produce income, the pressure men carry to provide, and why trusting God requires surrendering our need for control. Emmanuel also shares something he's learning about prayer: Prayer isn't idle. Prayer is active. Prayer isn't stopping the process. It's allowing God to give us the instructions we need to move correctly. From Hope Vibes and God's provision to fatherhood, spiritual inheritance, AI, community, creativity, and finding God outside the walls of a church, this conversation is a reminder that being capable of making a plan doesn't mean we're supposed to make it without Him. Sometimes the first step isn't figuring it out. It's asking God first. Today's Guest Emmanuel Threatt Connect with Emmanuel: Big Drip Revival: bigdriprevival.com Hope Vibes: hopevibes.org Creating as worship instead of only for income The pressure men carry to provide Finding peace in fatherhood and chaos Building Hope Vibes and serving unhoused neighbors How Big Drip Revival became a place for authentic community Rethinking the inheritance we leave our children Trusting God's provision Why surrender requires giving up control Asking God before asking AI The danger of an "artificial Holy Spirit" Why prayer isn't passive Finding God outside the walls of a church Why men need real community ️ God's Glory In Men's Real Stories Real men. Real stories. Real faith. Every episode creates space for men to share the parts of their stories that often stay hidden — the struggles, failures, questions, healing, and moments where God showed up. If this conversation encouraged you, share it with another man who may need it. Subscribe and follow God's Glory In Men's Real Stories wherever you listen to podcasts.

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