This episode dives deep into the cultural and religious teachings that often leave Christian men at a disadvantage, and provides actionable advice for reclaiming agency and leadership in their lives.

We begin by discussing how Christian men are often brought up to value trust and naivety as virtues, taught to see the best in others and to lead with openness. While these are commendable traits, we explore how they can also make men particularly vulnerable to being manipulated, especially within the context of relationships where they are expected to be the leaders.

The central point of our conversation is the paradox that Christian men are often expected to lead their families and communities, but they are not always equipped with the critical thinking and decision-making skills required to do so effectively. This lack of preparation n ...