Men Who Lead Well | masculinity, insecurity, marriage, dad, faith, husband

Hey Men,
If someone secretly recorded your conversations for a week, would your words build people up—or tear them down?
Could the criticism, sarcasm, or negativity coming out of your mouth actually be revealing a deeper insecurity inside of you?
What if the cycle of insecurity in your family is being passed from generation to generation through words—and you're the one who can stop it?
The words you speak have more power than you may realize, especially in your marriage, your family, and your own mind. In this episode, Glenn explores how insecurity often creates a destructive cycle of criticism, negativity, and verbal hurt that gets passed from one generation to the next. Drawing from personal experiences and Scripture, he explains how words shape identity and why men who want to lead well must learn to speak life instead of tearing others down. You'll discover how your conversations with your wife, your children, and even yourself can either build confidence and trust or reinforce insecurity and fear. If you want to break unhealthy patterns, strengthen your relationships, and become a man whose words bring life, this episode will show you where to start.
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Hey Dads,
Has work become so central to your life that your wife and kids are getting whatever time and energy you have left over?
When you're home, are you truly present with your family—or is your mind still at work?
Is it easier to give screen time to your kids than dad time?
Why do so many fathers feel overwhelmed, stretched thin, and unsure if they're getting the important things right? In this episode, Glenn shares a season of life when work, school, family, and ministry all competed for his attention, leaving him struggling to keep his priorities aligned. He explains why many dads feel unprepared—not because they lack ability, but because their priorities have become disordered. You'll learn a practical framework for putting your relationship with God, your wife, your children, and your work in their proper place so you can lead your family with greater confidence and purpose. If you're a husband or father trying to navigate the demands of life without losing what matters most, this episode will help you refocus on what truly deserves your attention.
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Husbands,
Does showing up in the small things in marriage seem not important or insignificant?
Are you frustrated by constant friction with your wife?
Could the real problem in your marriage be that you've stopped being faithful in the little things?
Does peace in marriage seem unattainable?
When marriage feels hard, it's easy to focus on the big problems while overlooking the small habits that build connection and trust. In this episode, Glenn shares lessons from his own marriage and explains why being faithful in the little things often matters more than grand gestures or occasional romantic moments. Using biblical principles and practical examples, he challenges husbands to invest consistently in communication, gratitude, helpfulness, consideration, and quality time. You'll discover how small, daily actions can strengthen your marriage and help you become a more intentional husband. If you want a healthier marriage and a stronger relationship with your wife, this episode offers simple steps you can start applying today. 
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Hey Men,
Do you find yourself blaming your wife, your circumstances, or other people when things don't go the way you hoped?
Are you leading your family as a servant, or are you waiting for others to serve you?
Could insecurity be the real reason you feel hesitant, passive, or unprepared to lead?
Does insecurity quietly undermine your ability to lead as a husband, father, or Christian man? In this episode, Glenn explores how insecurity often shows up as blame-shifting, avoidance, and a reluctance to take responsibility for the things God has entrusted to us. Drawing from his time in the Army and the story of Adam and Eve, he explains why strong leadership begins with personal ownership, integrity, and servant-hearted responsibility. You'll learn how biblical leadership is not about privilege or control, but about serving your family with character, humility, and purpose. If you want to grow in confidence, strengthen your marriage, and become a more effective leader at home, this episode provides a practical foundation to build on.
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Guys,
Have you ever prayed for God to change a situation but deep down weren't really sure He would?
Do you find yourself hoping things will change in your marriage, finances, or family—but never really believing they will?
What if the faith you're asking God for is something God has already given you?
Does your faith feel stuck, leaving you frustrated and unsure how to trust God in everyday life? In this episode, Glenn shares his own journey of discovering the difference between hope and faith, and why many Christian men struggle to move from wishing things would change to actually believing God's promises. You'll learn what the Bible says about faith, why God has already given every believer a measure of faith, and how faith grows through action. Glenn provides three practical steps to strengthen your faith and apply it in your marriage, family, work, and daily challenges. If you want a faith that moves beyond good intentions and begins shaping the way you lead and live, this episode will help you get started.
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Men,
Have you ever felt like nobody clearly taught you what it means to be a man, husband, or father?
Are you leading your family with love and purpose—or are you just trying to survive the pressures of everyday life?
If God designed men to lead, protect, and serve, why do so many husbands and fathers still feel inadequate and unprepared?
Why do so many men feel confused about masculinity and struggle to lead well in marriage and fatherhood? In this episode, Glenn explores how culture's changing definitions of manhood have left many husbands and fathers uncertain about their identity and responsibilities. Looking at Scripture, he explains that men are created in God's image and called to be leaders, protectors, and servants who lead with love rather than control or domination. You'll discover why biblical leadership is a responsibility, not a privilege, and how true masculinity is rooted in sacrificial love, service, and a God-given identity. If you've ever felt inadequate as a husband, father, or spiritual leader, this episode offers a biblical foundation for understanding what it means to lead well.
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Men,
When stress, disappointment, or frustration hit, are you choosing your response—or are your emotions choosing it for you?
What if the biggest problem isn't your anger—but the beliefs and thought patterns fueling it?
Does impatience rear its ugly head frequently in your life, especially. when you’re driving?
Do anger and impatience seem to show up most when you're under pressure at home? In this episode, Glenn shares a personal story of losing his temper with his young children and explains why anger is often the result of deeper issues happening beneath the surface. Drawing from Scripture, he explores how your identity in Christ, the renewing of your mind, and understanding who God says you are can transform the way you respond to difficult situations. You'll learn why self-control is already available to every believer and discover three practical steps to develop greater emotional regulation in everyday life. If you're a husband, father, or Christian man who wants to respond with more peace, patience, and confidence, this episode will give you a biblical path forward.
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Men,
Have you ever felt completely unprepared for a challenge in your marriage or family and responded out of fear instead of faith?
Are you trusting God to provide and lead you—or are you secretly carrying the weight of everything on your own shoulders?
What if the reason you feel unprepared isn't a lack of ability, but a lack of trust in God's provision and promises?
Why do so many husbands and fathers feel unprepared when life suddenly demands more from them? In this episode, Glenn shares a personal story from early in his marriage and explains how fear, insecurity, and misplaced trust can leave men feeling overwhelmed in moments that require leadership. He explores what he calls a "poverty mindset" and shows how faith, identity in Christ, and trusting God as your provider can transform the way you respond to life's challenges. You'll learn five practical habits that help build confidence, strengthen your relationship with God, and prepare you to lead well in marriage and fatherhood. If you've ever felt uncertain about your ability to provide, protect, or lead your family, this episode offers a biblical foundation for moving forward with greater trust and purpose.  
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Hey Men, 
Hey- are you like me and you struggle with being consistent in your daily routine? 
If someone looked at your calendar, habits, and spending, would they discover that you value the same things you say you value?
Do you really want the change you're praying for—or do you just want the benefits without paying the price?
Why is it so hard to follow through on the changes you genuinely want to make? In this episode, Glenn explores the connection between self-discipline, consistency, and the habits that shape your faith and everyday life. Using personal examples and practical teaching, he explains why many men want change but aren't willing to pay the cost required to achieve it. You'll learn a simple framework for building lasting habits, overcoming self-deception, and creating routines that align with what you truly value. If you want to grow in your faith, become more disciplined, and develop the consistency needed to lead yourself well, this episode offers practical steps to help you get started.
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Men Who Lead Well is for husbands and dads who want to learn how to lead themselves with discipline & integrity, live a faith-life that actually shapes their decisions, and build an anchored identity that holds under pressure. You’ll learn practical leadership skills, thoughtful preparedness for tough situations, and calm emotional control — not as performance, but as responsibility lived out over time. Let the transformation begin with yourself, your marriage and your family, rooting out insecurity while living out your faith in everyday circumstances.
Thanks for hanging out with me!~ Glenn Broce