Masculinity is not based off of how strong you are, how much money you have, or how much people respect you. Masculinity is based off of one thing, and Kenny and Tammie break it down clearly, here in episode 87.

Dating can sometimes be scary, but dating shouldn't be hard. When you date, don't date with the intention of getting your needs met, but with the intention of getting to know the person, honoring them, and loving well.

Rules are usually there to help us, keep us and others safe, and bring order. But what do we do when rules and truth don't seem to align? Kenny and Tammie have an answer to give in this episode of The Right Fight podcast.

Facing your fears might be one of the hardest things you could do by yourself. But when you understand that you were not made to do it by yourself, but to do it with God alongside you, facing your fears transforms from a near impossibility to a battle that's already been won.

Is it ever okay to prosper? Does God want us to prosper? How does prosperity affect my heart? Kenny and Tammie answer all these and more in episode 83 of The Right Fight podcast.

We know that love confronts, addresses things, and has hard conversations, but does love do that every single time? Kenny and Tammie have the answer in episode 82 of The Right Fight Podcast.

Dealing with narcissism is no easy feat, whether you are struggling with someone who is a narcissist or you yourself are struggling with narcissistic behavior, but there is a solution. The solution requires looking at it for what it truly is – believing a lie – then exposing it, and laying it down. Join Kenny and Tammie for episode 81 to learn how to handle narcissism.

Having goals can be a good thing. A clear direction, with a way forward. But what happens when we complete that goal? And the next one we set? And the next, and so on? Kenny and Tammie are here to show you a better way, so join us for episode 80 of The Right Fight podcast.

Being free of pornography can seem like an impossibility. Have hope though, it is entirely possible. But in order to be free, you must come to see it for what it truly is, and you must come to see the truth of who you are: Desperately broken, and in need of the one person who can save you and set you free; Jesus. Join Kenny for this difficult, but necessary and freeing conversation.

The best way to love someone who is dealing with depression to speak the truth over them, to help them get up off the ground, and to drive out the lies with the Word of God. Kenny and Tammie beautifully detail how to help those with depression in episode 76.

We all want to make good decisions, but how can we know if a decision we make is a good one, or even the right one? Join Kenny and Chris on another Zoom call, where they discus the process of good decision making, and how we can be confident in the decisions that we make.

In this episode, Kenny and Tammie address a question received from Instagram: Can Jesus love me despite my symptoms? The answer is amazing, and extends beyond people who deal with this issue. Here is the song mentioned in this episode, Been So Good - Elevation Worship: https://youtu.be/D3yMC_qoAes?si=JI1UrUINaiWahTRr

Love doesn't always make sense. In fact, love will often go against what we think is sensible. But the "what" doesn't have to make sense, it all comes down to the "why". Love is why we do what we do, not what we do. Hop in now for another lesson on love with Kenny and Tammie.

Love trusts, but is trust always loving? Kenny and Tammie dive in deep to talk about love, trust, and where the two converge. Listen now in episode 74.

Before you can even begin asking if this is the right relationship, you must ask yourself this: Am I with this person so that they can meet my needs, or are my needs being met by Christ? A relationship that is not connected to the vine will not produce fruit. Jump in now with Kenny and Tammie for an episode filled with wisdom.

When someone is truly repentant, it's not hard to tell. It's not just a regret of messing up or suffering consequences, but a godly sorrow that responds with repentance. Kenny and Tammie speak some beautiful truths right here in episode 72.

Sometimes we feel alone, like we have no one to turn to, no one to comfort us, no one to confide in, but despite the feeling, the truth of the matter is that we are never alone. There is One with us who will never leave us. Kenny and Tammie recount an experience their family had that proves beyond a shadow of a doubt that we are not alone.

The only way to know if a relationship is right, or if you're enabling a harmful relationship, is by standing on the truth. When the truth is your anchor, things become clear, and you have a firm foundation to stand on. Join Kenny and Tammie for this truth in episode 70.

We should keep an open mind and hear out other peoples perspectives, but that doesn't mean we should always accept those perspectives as truth. Kenny and Tammie do a wonderful job at demonstrating how to listen, love, and seek truth, all right here in episode 69.

The fear of The Lord is not some scared dread. It's an awe, a reverence, the realization that He is so big, and we are so small. But in His bigness, this fear, we find His great love for us, His protection and security, His wisdom, which begins with fearing The Lord.

The parable of the Prodigal Son paints a beautiful picture of us returning to God, and how He receives us with open arms as He's running to meet us halfway. That is not all the parable aims to show us though. It's a heart checker. When other prodigals return home, do we respond in the same way as our Father, or do we respond the same way the Prodigal Son's brother did?

In today's episode Kenny and Tammie create an open discussion for a two sided issue, addressing how children can combat the feeling of shutting out the advice and instruction of their parents, and how parents can continue to give advice and wisdom, build relationships with their kids, and avoid prompting the reaction of their child shutting out their wisdom. Join us for episode 66.

When dealing with depression, anxiety, etc, your brain gets wired differently than normal. That's why it's so hard to just snap out of what you're going through. However, there is something that is able to rewire your brain, and that is the Word of God. Jump in now for episode 65 with Kenny and Tammie.

In this episode, Kenny and Tammie break down how protecting yourself can sometimes be the unloving thing to do in a situation. We're not talking about situations like abuse, to be clear. We're talking about situations where what you feel, and what you want to do and say can be justified, but isn't the loving thing to do. Join us for episode 64 and glean some incredible wisdom.