In this episode, Joey Kennedy explores the subtle ways men drift away from their true identity and calling, emphasizing the importance of anchoring oneself in God's truth, maintaining discipline, and fostering accountability to stay on the right path.

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This episode explores how your past does not define you and how Christ redefines your identity. Joey Kennedy shares personal stories, biblical insights, and practical steps to help believers live in their new identity in Christ, overcoming lies and embracing truth.

In this episode, Joey W Kennedy explores the biblical perspective on manhood versus cultural masculinity, emphasizing identity, sacrifice, and intentionality. He discusses how culture influences men's self-perception and how scripture provides a foundation for authentic masculinity.

Whether you know it or not, you are following someone and someone is following you. Therefore, the question we must answer is this: Am I worthy of following? In this episode, Joey will continue pursuing the marks of a man. This is a three part series so be sure to catch part 1.

Most of us have experienced a relapse at some stage in our lives. Relapse is often associated with alcoholism or drug abuse, but the truth is that relapse is a word that describes a return to, or the recurrence of some condition after a period of improvement or recovery. In this episode, Joey will discuss the difference between shame and guilt, and how to get back up without quitting. Relapse doesn't have to define you, but how you respond to it will.

This is part 3 of the three-part series The Marks of a Man. In this episode, Joey explores the boundaries of when a man should fight and what he should fight for. Although the idea of fighting is unpopular and politically incorrect, the truth is that there are times when men are called and challenged to fight for what they believe in. In a world full of passive men, this is a call for men to stand for truth and the things that really matter.

On day 1, 100% of the resolution makers are committed to the idea and the hopes of the promises they've made. However, 30 days later, 25% of those people have given up. By mid-February, 80% of the people who made resolutions have quit. Why is that?

In this episode, Joey explains what years of experience has taught him with New Year Resolutions. There is a reason people give up so soon, and the answer may shock you.

Welcome to The Iron Pursuit Podcast. This is a simple intro that will be heard in every episode.