Josh McPherson

• Holiday Boundaries: How to Handle Dysfunctional Family

  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.

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• The Night God Broke Me on Bourbon Street | Graham Allen’s Testimony

  “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.

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• The Truth About The Devil

  In this message, Pastor Josh McPherson continues the spiritual warfare series with a clear call to “Know Your Enemy.” From Job 1–2 and Genesis 3, he shows that Satan is real but limited—a created, defeated enemy who still works through lies, distortion, and deception to destroy lives, families, churches, and nations. Josh explains 10 truths about who Satan is and 4 key tactics he always uses: disguise, distortion, deception, and devastation. The real danger isn’t Satan’s power but believers’ ignorance and apathy. This sermon calls Christians to stop denying or appeasing the war and instead declare war in Jesus’ name—discerning lies, knowing God’s Word, and obeying it so we can walk in the victory Christ has already won.Got questions? Send them in: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe_orsDGxnUnVX7T8Qa5QjUzoF4LvJ9-HhavCce-pvBr8jsyA/viewformSupport the showThanks for listening! Go to www.StrongerManNation.com for more resources.

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• Nick Fuentes, Tucker, and True Christian Nationalism

  Pastors Josh McPherson and Kyle McMullen ask what it really means for a country to be a “Christian nation,” starting with the Pilgrims’ original motives. From there, the hosts contrast a constructive Christian vision for nations, family, and masculine responsibility with destructive revolutionary impulses, engaging critically with Nick Fuentes’ rhetoric, his views on women, Jews, history, and “America First.” They also respond to Tucker Carlson’s comments about Dietrich Bonhoeffer, and just war. Josh and Kyle warn about the spiritual and cultural dangers of conspiratorial thinking, irresponsible platforms, and “darkly anointed” influencers. Want to help spread the mission of Stronger Man Nation? Text STRONGERMAN to 53-555 and consider giving a gift of any amount. Support the showThanks for listening! Go to www.StrongerManNation.com for more resources.

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• Immigration, Islam, and the Church’s Response

  Pastor Josh McPherson and Pastor Kyle McMullen unpack Josh’s new Art of War sermon series on spiritual warfare—why Christians must “wake up to the war,” how Satan schemes against individuals, churches, and nations, and why pastors can’t ignore cultural and political battles. What is going on with Islam in our nation right now? They also react to modern fascination with mediums, and why Scripture calls these things spiritual deception, not harmless entertainment.Support the showThanks for listening! Go to www.StrongerManNation.com for more resources.

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