The Lion Within Us - Leadership for Christian Men · Chris Grainger

670. Member Spotlight: Marcus Korth

April 10, 2026·28 min·2 clips
Chris Granger announces the 2026 Reclaiming the Wild Men's Retreat, a weekend reset for isolated men to unite with their sons.
The retreat note comes first. The host describes the Reclaiming the Wild Men's Retreat as a reset built around brotherhood, faith, time outside, and honest conversation. Then the episode quiets down. The guest looks back at early mastermind conversations, especially the season when prayer kept coming up. That stuck with him. Men may hear that they should pray at church, but they do not always get much room to talk about how prayer actually grows. The group gave them that room. As the conversation unfolds, the mastermind sounds less like a program and more like brothers learning together. Ideas take shape there. The guest points to daily SKL as something that may have grown out of conversations and listening inside the mastermind. Listening becomes the thread. He says the best part is how the mastermind teaches a man to listen better when he is fully present. That kind of presence softens the heart. He connects it to places men may have kept closed off. Distance helps, too. Men sometimes speak more freely with brothers who are not neighbors or family. That safety matters, man. Testimonies and candid conversations can surface because the room feels steady and rooted in Christ. The closing invitation stays practical: come ready to grow, be intentional, tell the truth, and lead without pretending the resume is perfect.

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A warm, practical discussion of prayer, brotherhood, and honest faith conversation.

The episode starts with a clear pitch for the Reclaiming the Wild Men's Retreat, then moves into a conversation about prayer, the growth of the masterminds, and what honest faith talk looks like among men.

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Press play if you want a men's conversation about brotherhood, faith, and prayer that stays close to real life.

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