This show is for men. This is not for yamomanem, nor your wife, nor you baby girl.
Yesterday was yesterday. Today is today. Yesterday was easy. Today is not. So, firm up your resoluteness. Gird up your loins. No whining allowed. Stop complaining. Effeminacy will not be tolerated. Put your purse down. Pick up a shovel and start digging. Rub some dirt on your wounds and get to work.
n this 41st episode, Pastor Luke discusses what it means to speak plainly.
One of Luke's biggest pet peeves is men who don’t speak plainly. His friends and family will tell you that he likes to be direct, probably too direct at times.
He loathes beating around the bush and becomes irritated with those who do. From his perspective, those who are really good at profusely talking in code, are typically trying to hide what they are saying. They mask the true meaning or their actual intentions.
Christian men, if you want to honor Christ with your speech, then speak plainly. Let your yes be yes, and your no be no. Say what you mean, and mean what you say. Be honest. Be truthful. Stop muddying the waters, but strive to bring clarity. Your wives and children will respect that. Your friends and fellow Christians will appreciate it. And most importantly, your Savior will honor that.
Speak plainly. Yesterday was easy!
17 Jul 2026
Rake Your Rocks
In this 40th episode, Pastor Luke discusses what it means to rake your rocks to the glory of God.
I have had the honor and pleasure of hearing a family story told, in person separately, by both Doug and Nate Wilson. I have borrowed their story, and application of it, and use it often in my counseling sessions.
Scripture clearly details a very high view of God’s sovereignty. Meaning, he is in control over all things, and nothing happens that has not been sovereignly decreed according to his perfect plan and will.
So, here’s the point: the Lord God, our Creator and Sustainer, has sovereignly given you rocks to rake, according to His good, pleasing, and perfect will.
Rake your rocks. Yesterday was easy!
16 Jul 2026
Have a Full Toolbox
In this 39th episode, Pastor Luke discusses the idea of having a full toolbox.
Some Christian men would say, “I am a jack of all trades, but a master of none,” and what they mean is they are very good at a lot of things, but not a master of any one of them. And these men that would say this, not only are good at a lot of things, but probably even an expert at them, they just have not achieved master level.
These are the types of men we need to have around. These are the men that are trustworthy. These are the men that are dependable. Their toolboxes are full, and although the tools may not be the shiniest, most expensive tools out there, they sure as heck are sharp, and you better believe they know how to use each and every tool in that box. These men are the problem solvers. They are the ones that can adapt to any given situation. They are the men that will find a way to get done whatever is needed. They can accomplish any required task.
A jack of all trades, but master of none, is often times better than a master of one, because they are more adapted to handle all of life. They have more experience and more skills. They are more holistically well rounded. They are better leaders, and can take on more responsibility. In other words, they are better men.
Have a full toolbox. Yesterday was easy!
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