Josh McPherson

Four pastors, Josh McPherson, Kyle McMullen, Adam James, and AJ Ross, process the shock, grief, and moral confusion surrounding the AmFest's controversial finale, where Nicki Minaj was unexpectedly platformed following worship and gospel preaching. As Christian leaders, they wrestle with the cost of political pragmatism, the absence of clear leadership after Charlie Kirk’s death, and the spiritual danger of sacrificing truth for influence. If you’ve felt disoriented, conflicted, or pressured to stay silent, this conversation puts words to what many are quietly feeling.Support the showThanks for listening! Go to www.StrongerManNation.com for more resources.

Pastor Josh McPherson exposes how Satan builds strongholds in your life through inner vows, lies, fear, and anxiety—and how you may be helping him without knowing it. Learn how to spot these hidden footholds, tear them down with truth, forgive those who hurt you, and walk in the freedom Jesus already won for you. This isn’t spiritual theory—it’s war. And it’s time to take back ground.Support the showThanks for listening! Go to www.StrongerManNation.com for more resources.

In this powerful Advent sermon, Pastor Josh McPherson continues the “Art of War” series by unveiling ten ways Satan works to destroy your Christmas—from stirring division in families to fueling unrealistic expectations, selfishness, and spiritual distraction. Pastor Josh exposes the enemy's schemes to ruin your holidays with dysfunction and ungratefulness. This message is both a warning and an encouragement, calling believers to walk in the Spirit, guard their homes, and intentionally make Christmas Christ-centered. The devil has a plan for your Christmas — but so does God.Support the showThanks for listening! Go to www.StrongerManNation.com for more resources.

If your holidays are stressful, tense, or full of “dysfunction,” you are not alone.In this special holiday episode, Pastor Josh McPherson and his wife, Sharon tackle real questions like:- “We’re a newly married couple from broken homes—how do we plan our first holidays?”- “Should we go to family gatherings where people openly affirm sin?”- “What if family members refuse to repent and pretend nothing ever happened?”- “Is it wise to invite people who mock our faith into our home for Christmas?”They talk about:- The difference between healthy and dysfunctional families at the holidays- How to build new traditions and a new legacy when you come from broken homes- When to say a clear “no” to unsafe people- How husbands can love and protect their wives—especially from family pressure- Why Paul says we judge inside the church, not outside- How to set boundaries without becoming fragile, bitter, or isolatedIf the holidays always seem to blow up, this conversation will help you look past the surface drama and get down to the real issues—starting with your own marriage, unity, and agreements.Support the showThanks for listening! Go to www.StrongerManNation.com for more resources.

“Can I come home?”That’s all Graham Allen could bring himself to text his wife after walking out on her while she was pregnant with their third child. He was a combat veteran, a serial drinker, a “degenerate husband” by his own words… and a man on the brink of repeating his father’s story.In this raw, unfiltered conversation with Josh McPherson, Graham shares:How a heavy metal concert on Bourbon Street confronted him with the pain he was about to cause his own kidsThe night he sat hidden in a church balcony, broke down, and heard one clear word: “Text her”The four-word text that changed everything: “Can I come home?”Why he says he’s “too abrasive for the pulpit but too important to ignore”The real story behind Dear America, his viral truck rants, and billions of viewsWhy he insists, “I’m not a good man. Any good you see is Jesus.”A direct challenge to men to put the bottle down, stop texting that other person, and go homeThis isn’t a polished Christian fairytale. It’s a story of church hurt, bad decisions, divorce papers on the table, PTSD, pride, and a wife who chose obedience to God over the world’s advice.If you’re a man on the edge of walking away from your family… or someone who thinks you’ve gone too far to come back to God… this episode is for you.Support the showThanks for listening! Go to www.StrongerManNation.com for more resources.