Peace, Power and Purpose Podcast

About Peace, Power and Purpose Podcast

Peace • Power • and Purpose Podcast is a raw, unfiltered podcast for men who refuse to stay broken, passive, or silent. Hosted by Steve Morris, the show explores men’s mental health, discipline, faith, leadership, and personal responsibility through real conversations and lived experience — not motivational fluff. Episodes confront the darkness men face: trauma, addiction, divorce, identity loss, spiritual warfare, and rebuilding life with clarity and conviction. Guests include veterans, first responders, pastors, entrepreneurs, and men who’ve been forged through pressure. This podcast is for men committed to growth, order, and purpose — in mind, body, and spirit.

Publisher

Steve Morris

Category

health & fitness

Language

en

Explicit

Yes

First episode

30 Aug 2025

Latest episode

10 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

111 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   10 Oct 2026

   5 Years Sober | My Journey of Faith, Recovery & Finding Purpose

   Five years sober. October 2021 marked the beginning of a journey that would change my life in ways I never imagined. In this solo episode of the Peace • Power • & Purpose Podcast, I share my personal journey through sobriety, alcohol recovery, faith, and finding purpose. I reflect on the last five years, the lessons I’ve learned, the struggles I’ve faced, and the role Jesus Christ has played in my life. I also talk about how my sobriety eventually led me to start this podcast and why sharing these conversations matters so much to me. Sobriety doesn’t mean life suddenly becomes easy. There are still difficult days, losses, challenges, and moments when you question everything. But there’s also gratitude, growth, and the opportunity to become a better man. If you’re struggling with alcohol, working toward sobriety, or supporting someone through addiction recovery, I hope my story encourages you to keep moving forward. Recovery and Mental Health Resources If you or someone you love needs help: SAMHSA National Helpline: 1-800-662-HELP (tel:1-800-662-HELP) (4357) Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: Call or text 988 Alcoholics Anonymous: www.aa.org (http://www.aa.org/) You don’t have to face recovery alone. Thank you for being part of the Peace • Power • & Purpose Podcast. #Sobriety #AlcoholRecovery #FaithInGod #ChristianTestimony #PeacePowerPurposePodcast @youtube https://youtu.be/sSbl4t4Ng9s?is=nQA-EYQogvSo9ciV

2. 

   9 Oct 2026

   Violent Community Roundtable | Brotherhood, Faith & The Power of Community

   What happens when men come together to build something bigger than themselves? In this episode of the Peace • Power • & Purpose Podcast, we bring together the Violent Community Roundtable for a conversation about brotherhood, faith, masculinity, fatherhood, accountability, and the importance of building strong men. Too many men today feel invisible. They’re working, providing for their families, raising their children, and trying to do the right thing, often without anyone acknowledging their efforts. Sometimes hearing “You’re doing a good job” can make all the difference. Violent Community is about more than a name. It’s about brotherhood, responsibility, and recognizing the value of good men. We’re not here to promote destructive behavior, chase social media attention, or tear other people down. We’re here to encourage men to become better fathers, husbands, leaders, and members of their communities. In this conversation, we explore: Why so many men feel invisible and unappreciated The importance of brotherhood and genuine male friendships Building a community rooted in faith, strength, and accountability Recognizing men who are doing the right things Fatherhood, marriage, and the responsibility of leading by example Challenging the destructive culture promoted through social media Why strong communities need strong, purpose-driven men Inspired by Matthew 11:12, Violent Community represents men who refuse to remain passive in their faith, their responsibilities, and their commitment to one another. This isn’t about being violent toward others. It’s about being intentional in how we live, lead, and serve. If you’re a man searching for brotherhood, struggling with isolation, or looking for a community that values faith, accountability, and personal growth, this conversation is for you. Listen to the full episode, follow the Peace • Power • & Purpose Podcast on Spotify, and share this conversation with a man who needs to hear it. You can also watch the full video episode and subscribe to the Peace • Power • & Purpose Podcast on YouTube. Brotherhood matters. Faith matters. Community matters.

3. 

   8 Oct 2026

   The Cost of Saying “I’m Fine” | Dr. Dorothy Novitskie on Trauma, Faith & Healing

   What happens when someone gets so good at functioning that nobody realizes they’re falling apart? Dr. Dorothy Novitskie, a clinical and forensic psychologist, joins Steve Morris on the Peace • Power • & Purpose Podcast for an honest conversation about trauma, PTSD, mental health, resilience, Christian faith, and healing. For police officers, military veterans, first responders, and men who have spent years being told to stay strong, the words “I’m fine” can become a way of hiding emotional pain, unresolved trauma, and struggles that nobody else can see. But what happens when that pain begins affecting your marriage, your children, your career, and your sense of identity? In this episode, Steve and Dr. Novitskie explore: How trauma affects the brain and nervous system PTSD and mental health challenges in law enforcement Why men and first responders often suppress emotional distress The difference between resilience and emotional suppression How unresolved trauma affects marriage, parenting, and relationships Anger, isolation, shame, and losing your sense of identity Why seeking professional help is a sign of strength How to recognize when therapy may be necessary Christian faith and evidence-based psychological treatment Forgiveness, reconciliation, boundaries, and grace Breaking the stigma surrounding mental health Healing from childhood trauma and finding purpose after adversity One of the most powerful moments in the conversation comes when Dr. Novitskie shares something a law enforcement officer once told her: “I don’t know who I am anymore. I don’t recognize myself.” For many people, the greatest struggle isn’t surviving what happened to them. It’s recognizing how those experiences have changed who they’ve become. This conversation challenges the idea that strength means being unaffected by adversity. Real resilience requires recognizing when something has affected you and being willing to address it. Whether you’re a police officer, veteran, first responder, spouse, parent, or someone carrying the weight of unresolved trauma, this episode is for you. Your past may have shaped you, but it doesn’t have to define your future. CONNECT WITH DR. DOROTHY NOVITSKIE Website:
https://www.novitskiepsych.com/ Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/drdorothynovitskie/ WATCH & SUBSCRIBE ON YOUTUBE Peace • Power • & Purpose Podcast https://www.youtube.com/@peacepowerpurposepodcast https://youtu.be/EdwUfdhlxco?is=DyzGkzIpwXuWX8LM Follow the Peace • Power • & Purpose Podcast on Spotify and turn on notifications for conversations about men’s mental health, faith, trauma recovery, resilience, leadership, redemption, and finding purpose through adversity. If this conversation resonates with you, share it with someone who needs to hear it. #PeacePowerAndPurposePodcast #FirstResponderMentalHealth #TraumaRecovery #MensMentalHealth #FaithAndMentalHealth

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