Get Up Guys Daily Dose Podcast

Fireproof was the first movie I ever saw where the audience broke into applause in the middle of the movie. Here's why...

Use it or lose it! It's a principle that applies to various talents and disciplines... including spiritual.

Here are two words men would do well to remove from their vocabulary.

The key to not getting blown away is to be tied to an anchor, but we'll also go nowhere if we refuse to raise our sails.

Don't lecture your wife about her need to submit. Instead, become the kind of man that she'll be eager to submit to.

Even when you feel like you're lose more than your win... and like nobody sees your efforts, God does. He also sees your progress and is already at work to use you in ways only He can orchestrate. Keep showing up and watch His plan unfold.

People sometimes get hurt trying to play it safe when they would have been better off committing to the movement. Likewise, when God calls...don't hesitate. Be deliberate and GO!

They say, "Seize the Day," but let's aim higher!

Early seekers went through great measures to get to Jesus. Today, He is accessible as ever, but is getting to Him and staying close to Him still a priority?

A confident, competent man of God can pursue victory without desiring his brother to fail.

We often justify our sin by comparing it to other people's sins. But the Bible makes it clear...we've all sinned and fall short of the glory of God! Yet, He sent His Son to die for us.

Jesus says His followers are the salt of the earth. That's not just a call to bring meaningful flavor but also to preserve what really matters.

Low maintenance plants called succulents have become especially popular for decorating, but our spiritual lives are more than decoration and require maintenance through connection.

Feeling old, tired, or achy? Whether you’re in a season of strength or struggle… usefulness or rest… youth or age… God wants you to know you are still loved. Still carried. Still valuable.

Don't just surround yourself with guys who match your drive. Get to know men of mastery who, through their spiritual example, will challenge you to up your game.

We're told not to delight in sin... that includes not mocking or celebrating the sin-induced downfall of others.

While the world lives for comfort, image, and the moment, followers of Jesus live with eternity in mind—and that changes everything.

In a world quick to cancel, Jesus calls us to love—especially when it’s hard—and that’s one of the clearest ways we showwho we follow.

Jesus warned we’d be hated for following Him—so if everyone always approves of us, we may not be standing where He stands.

In a world full of darkness and noise, Jesus calls us to stand out—not with volume, but with quiet, steady light that reflects Him.

Following Jesus means choosing the narrow road—not the easy or popular one—but the road that leads to real life.

When our words and actions don’t match, we become walking contradictions—so let’s live out our faith in a way that’s as clear and consistent as the gospel we claim.

Church isn’t a show to watch—it’s a spiritual family where everyone plays a part, just like in the early church, so today… don’t just attend—participate.

Jesus calls men to self-denial, not self-erasure—and enduring hardship doesn’t mean silently accepting mistreatment from those who should honor and love you.

Like Tour de France riders who warm up and cool down before and after long rides, we need rhythms of preparation and recovery to follow Jesus well through life’s daily grind.