BetterMan Podcast

Chris Harper, Chief Storyteller at BetterMan shares about the future of BetterMan.

In this episode, we explore the powerful message behind Luke 14:28–30, where Jesus uses a simple but striking illustration: before building a tower, a wise person first sits down and calculates the cost to see if they can complete it. Otherwise, they risk laying a foundation and failing midway—becoming an object of ridicule.

This passage challenges listeners to think deeply about commitment, especially in the context of faith and discipleship. Jesus isn’t just speaking about construction—He’s pointing to the importance of intentionality and perseverance when choosing to follow Him. True discipleship isn’t impulsive or casual; it requires foresight, sacrifice, and a willingness to follow through even when the path becomes difficult.

Featuring Dr. Bryan Hurlbutt

Drawing from his memoir, Bury Me in a Dirty Suit, Kinder recounts what it was like to be inside the North Tower of the World Trade Center when the first plane struck. What began as a normal workday quickly turned into chaos, confusion, and a desperate fight for survival.

Listeners are taken step-by-step through Kinder’s harrowing escape—navigating smoke-filled stairwells, helping others along the way, and making life-or-death decisions under unimaginable pressure. His story isn’t just about survival, but about human instinct, resilience, and the quiet courage that emerges in moments of crisis.

 

Featuring Darin Kinder 

https://www.darinkinder.com/

At the BetterMan Champions Gathering 2026

The Call to Responsible Manhood from a Christian perspective, presenting manhood not as dominance or cultural stereotype, but as a God-given responsibility marked by character, leadership, and service.

The episode emphasizes that responsible manhood begins with identity—understanding oneself as created with purpose and called to reflect Christ in every area of life. It challenges men to move beyond passivity and take ownership of their choices, relationships, and spiritual growth. True responsibility is framed as consistency in private and public life, where integrity matters more than image.

 

Featuring Chris Harper

The podcast explores the Christian call to brotherhood as a central expression of faith, rooted in the belief that all people are created in the image of God. It emphasizes that brotherhood goes beyond surface-level kindness or social unity—it is a deep, sacrificial commitment to love others as Christ loves.

Drawing from Scripture, the episode highlights how Jesus modeled brotherhood through humility, service, and forgiveness. Listeners are reminded that true brotherhood requires laying aside pride, extending grace, and actively seeking reconciliation, even when it is difficult. The discussion also touches on the early Church as a powerful example of unity, where believers shared their lives, resources, and burdens with one another.

 

Featuring Josiah Jones