Join three Christian brothers as we navigate the exciting new chapters in our life. "On this episode of Christian Men Unscripted, we dive into Alan's epic 'no-damage' fender bender that somehow turned into a legal circus. How did a bump so small become a lawyer's dream? We’re breaking down the drama, the grace, and the head-shaking moments while trying not to laugh (too much). Tune in for some holy hilarity, real talk about forgiveness, and why Alan might need to invest in bubble wrap for his car. Don’t miss this one!"

"In this episode of Christian Men Unscripted, Alan, John, and Seth tackle the age-old question: Are we sticking to our resolutions or just mastering the art of sanctified whining? Join the guys as they laugh through their struggles, reflect on commitments to themselves and God, and remind us all that His mercies (and do-overs) are new every morning. Because who says you can’t restart a resolution in January… or February… or every Monday?"

The new year is here, and it’s already off to a wild start! In this episode, we’re diving into the craziness of the year so far and asking the big question: Are New Year’s resolutions really worth it? Join us as we share some laughs, reflect on what really matters, and explore how we, as men of faith, can approach the new year with purpose, grace, and maybe a little less pressure to be perfect. Whether you’re crushing your goals or barely holding it together, this conversation is for you!

Let’s face it, holiday traffic is like a bad fruitcake—nobody wants it, but here we are. This week, we’re talking about the stress and anger that comes with holiday driving, crowded parking lots, and those people who cut you off but then go 10 under the speed limit. As Christian men, we know we’re supposed to extend grace, but sometimes it’s hard not to fantasize about honking in tongues. Join us as we share our struggles, laugh at our failures, and remind each other that even when we lose our cool, there’s still grace for us… and maybe even for that guy in the pickup truck. We will be back with new episodes mid January

Let’s face it, holiday traffic is like a bad fruitcake—nobody wants it, but here we are. This week, we’re talking about the stress and anger that comes with holiday driving, crowded parking lots, and those people who cut you off but then go 10 under the speed limit. As Christian men, we know we’re supposed to extend grace, but sometimes it’s hard not to fantasize about honking in tongues. Join us as we share our struggles, laugh at our failures, and remind each other that even when we lose our cool, there’s still grace for us… and maybe even for that guy in the pickup truck. We will be back with new episodes mid January

Welcome to Christian Men Unscripted, where faith meets football—and a little bit of suffering. In this episode, we tackle a subject as deep as Alan's lifelong pain as a Cleveland Browns fan. Now that he's walking with Christ, does he feel... better? Worse? More hopeful? Or does being a Browns fan build patience like no other spiritual discipline? Tune in for laughs, life lessons, and maybe a few tears (from Alan).

Join us on Christian Men Unscripted as we sit down with Nolan, John’s future son-in-law, who shares his journey and aspirations of entering the law enforcement profession. Together, we explore the challenges, faith-driven motivations, and life lessons that come with pursuing a career in service and justice. This candid conversation highlights the importance of faith, family, and purpose in navigating the path ahead."

n this episode of Christian Men Unscripted, we sit down with Grace Harney, daughter of John Harney, to dive into a thought-provoking conversation about the pressures of social media, the struggles of comparison, and the journey to discovering true identity. Grace shares her unique perspective on growing up in a law enforcement family, shedding light on the challenges and values that shaped her faith and resilience. Join us for an honest, heartfelt discussion about finding God’s truth in a world full of noise and staying grounded in who He created us to be.