In this episode of March or Die, Sean Kennard joins Jeremy Stalnecker once again to dig deep into the topic of perseverance. 

Sean and Jeremy explore how to overcome failure by adopting a mindset of "winning or learning" rather than simply succeeding or failing. They share personal stories and insights on how to take the next hard step in life, emphasizing the need for pre-deciding, strategizing, building a supportive community, and embracing growth through challenges. The episode will encourage you to take actionable steps to keep moving forward, even when faced with setbacks.

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In this episode of March or Die, Sean Kennard joins Jeremy Stalnecker once again to dig deep into the topic of perseverance. 
Sean and Jeremy explore how to overcome failure by adopting a mindset of "winning or learning" rather than simply succeeding or failing. They share personal stories and insights on how to take the next hard step in life, emphasizing the need for pre-deciding, strategizing, building a supportive community, and embracing growth through challenges. The episode will encourage you to take actionable steps to keep moving forward, even when faced with setbacks.
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Host Jeremy Stalnecker seeks to help listeners answer one of the toughest questions we all face, "How do I move forward when my world is falling apart?" Jeremy Stalnecker is the Executive Director of the Mighty Oaks Foundation, dedicated to helping America’s military warriors and their families who are suffering from the unseen wounds of combat such as Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Jeremy has served in the Marine Corps, and as Senior Pastor at Bay Area Baptist Church. He is an accomplished author, inspirational speaker and a frequent guest on some of the most prominent news networks.

Host Jeremy Stalnecker seeks to help listeners answer one of the toughest questions we all face, "How do I move forward when my world is falling apart?" Jeremy Stalnecker is the Executive Director of the Mighty Oaks Foundation, dedicated to helping...

March or Die

Host Jeremy Stalnecker seeks to help listeners answer one of the toughest questions we all face, "How do I move forward when my world is falling apart?" Jeremy Stalnecker is the Executive Director of the Mighty Oaks Foundation, dedicated to helping America’s military warriors and their families who are suffering from the unseen wounds of combat such as Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Jeremy has served in the Marine Corps, and as Senior Pastor at Bay Area Baptist Church. He is an accomplished author, inspirational speaker and a frequent guest on some of the most prominent news networks.

Overcoming Fear and Failure: The Power of a Growth Mindset

Welcome to March or Die

A Special Episode from NorCal Men's

Meeting a Kindred Spirit

Daniel Ritchie's Inspiring Story Begins

Born Without Arms: A Miraculous Birth

The Power of a Father's Love and

Navigating Faith and Identity

The Turning Point: A Youth Pastor's Impact

From Law to Ministry: A Call to Serve

Marriage and Ministry: A Well-Planned Journey

Finding Identity in Christ

Embracing Contentment in Trials

Closing Remarks and Contact Information

The doctor looked at Daniel Ritchie's father and asked if they should let him go.

Daniel was born without arms, a disability two ultrasounds missed, and he came into the world not breathing and not moving. His dad didn't need a second opinion. Less than two minutes later, Daniel was kicking and screaming.

But surviving the delivery room wasn't the hard part. By 13, Daniel hated his life. Bitterness turned into isolation, isolation into depression, and depression into wanting out. Then a friend invited him to a church lock-in he only went to because it sounded like chaos — and a youth pastor spent an hour walking a hostile 15-year-old through the book of Romans.

In this conversation with Jeremy Stalnecker, Daniel talks about identity, contentment, and why the modifier we put in front of "Christian" quietly runs our lives. "I'm not an armless Christian," he says. "Christ is the most important part of who I am. The armless piece is just the refining aspect in the story."

ABOUT DANIEL RITCHIE

Daniel Ritchie is an author and speaker who has spent eight years traveling full-time, sharing his story with churches, conferences, and organizations across the country. danielritchie.com

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The doctor looked at Daniel Ritchie's father and asked if they should let him go.
Daniel was born without arms, a disability two ultrasounds missed, and he came into the world not breathing and not moving. His dad didn't need a second opinion. Less than two minutes later, Daniel was kicking and screaming.
But surviving the delivery room wasn't the hard part. By 13, Daniel hated his life. Bitterness turned into isolation, isolation into depression, and depression into wanting out. Then a friend invited him to a church lock-in he only went to because it sounded like chaos &mdash; and a youth pastor spent an hour walking a hostile 15-year-old through the book of Romans.
In this conversation with Jeremy Stalnecker, Daniel talks about identity, contentment, and why the modifier we put in front of "Christian" quietly runs our lives. "I'm not an armless Christian," he says. "Christ is the most important part of who I am. The armless piece is just the refining aspect in the story."
ABOUT DANIEL RITCHIE
Daniel Ritchie is an author and speaker who has spent eight years traveling full-time, sharing his story with churches, conferences, and organizations across the country. danielritchie.com
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"Should We Let Him Go?" The Doctor Asked His Dad. | Daniel Ritchie, Born Without Arms

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A Pastor's Family Crisis

The Value of Being Broken in Ministry

Welcome to the Marcher Diet Podcast

Leadership Lessons from Basketball

The Power of Servant Leadership

Navigating Personal and Family Challenges

The Blessing of Brokenness

Leading Through Family Crises

Conforming to Christ's Image

Pastor Rich Cundall and his wife Laurie adopted four children. Years later, all four were in crisis at the same time and Rich walked into his own board of elders and asked them to decide whether he was still fit to lead.

He told them he hoped they would let him go.

They said no. And the third reason they gave him changed how he understands leadership: "We need an example of what it looks like to walk through the valley of the shadow of death. What it looks like to be broken and still trust Christ."

Sixteen years later, Rich is still the pastor at Hessel Church and he is careful to say that the story does not have a tidy ending. One of the four has been healed. The other three, in his words, are "still working on their testimonies."

In this conversation, recorded in front of a live audience at Hessel Church during the NorCal Men's Summit, Rich and Jeremy talk about what it actually costs to lead through adversity: why the church's instinct to hide brokenness forfeits its credibility, why a leader has to build his team long before the crisis arrives, and why Rich believes the very thing you think disqualifies you is the thing God intends to use.

"We impress people with our strengths. But we connect with people in our weakness."

Hessel Church: https://hesselchurch.org 

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Pastor Rich Cundall and his wife Laurie adopted four children. Years later, all four were in crisis at the same time and Rich walked into his own board of elders and asked them to decide whether he was still fit to lead.
He told them he hoped they would let him go.
They said no. And the third reason they gave him changed how he understands leadership: "We need an example of what it looks like to walk through the valley of the shadow of death. What it looks like to be broken and still trust Christ."
Sixteen years later, Rich is still the pastor at Hessel Church and he is careful to say that the story does not have a tidy ending. One of the four has been healed. The other three, in his words, are "still working on their testimonies."
In this conversation, recorded in front of a live audience at Hessel Church during the NorCal Men's Summit, Rich and Jeremy talk about what it actually costs to lead through adversity: why the church's instinct to hide brokenness forfeits its credibility, why a leader has to build his team long before the crisis arrives, and why Rich believes the very thing you think disqualifies you is the thing God intends to use.
"We impress people with our strengths. But we connect with people in our weakness."
Hessel Church: <a href="https://hesselchurch.org">https://hesselchurch.org</a>&nbsp;
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All Four of His Adopted Kids Fell Apart & He Asked His Church to Fire Him | Pastor Rich Cundall

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Intro

The Importance of Biblical Masculinity

Welcome to the March or Die Show

Nick Fuentes' Journey to Faith

The Impact of Church on Men's Perception of

Biblical Masculinity: A Five-Category

Applying Biblical Principles in Marriage

Biblical Marriage: A Strong Foundation

Embracing Different Stages of Manhood

The Patriarch's Role in Family and Community

Focusing on Obedience and Contentment

Closing Thoughts and Contact Information

"We just talk about boy band Jesus." Nick Freitas breaks down what biblical masculinity actually is and the five pillars every Christian man is called to build: spiritual, emotional, physical, intellectual, and professional.

Host Jeremy Stalnecker sits down with Nick Freitas, author of THE MAN BOOK, host of Making the Argument, husband of 27 years and father of three, for a conversation about why men quietly walked away from the church, and what it takes to bring them back.

Nick doesn't blame the culture and he doesn't hand out a 12-step program. He goes to scripture: what does God actually require of a man? Out of that comes the five-pillar framework he teaches, spiritual, emotional, physical, intellectual, professional, with the receipts for each one. Along the way: why "touchy-feely" church drove him off before special forces brought him back, why hyper-masculinity is the same error in the opposite direction, why he tells young men to get a "violent hobby" (and the caveats that go with it), what it means to be the patriarch of a multi-generational family, and why every phase of a man's life has a job attached to it, including the last one.

Get Nick's Book here: https://a.co/d/02m6Epqr 

Check out Making The Argument here: https://open.spotify.com/show/0PGCCatgQGZcatLmNSQ9oz 

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If you're a man trying to figure out what you're actually supposed to be,  or you're raising one, start here.

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"We just talk about boy band Jesus." Nick Freitas breaks down what biblical masculinity actually is and the five pillars every Christian man is called to build: spiritual, emotional, physical, intellectual, and professional.
Host Jeremy Stalnecker sits down with Nick Freitas, author of THE MAN BOOK, host of Making the Argument, husband of 27 years and father of three, for a conversation about why men quietly walked away from the church, and what it takes to bring them back.
Nick doesn't blame the culture and he doesn't hand out a 12-step program. He goes to scripture: what does God actually require of a man? Out of that comes the five-pillar framework he teaches, spiritual, emotional, physical, intellectual, professional, with the receipts for each one. Along the way: why "touchy-feely" church drove him off before special forces brought him back, why hyper-masculinity is the same error in the opposite direction, why he tells young men to get a "violent hobby" (and the caveats that go with it), what it means to be the patriarch of a multi-generational family, and why every phase of a man's life has a job attached to it, including the last one.
Get Nick's Book here: <a href="https://a.co/d/02m6Epqr">https://a.co/d/02m6Epqr</a>&nbsp;
Check out Making The Argument here: <a href="https://open.spotify.com/show/0PGCCatgQGZcatLmNSQ9oz">https://open.spotify.com/show/0PGCCatgQGZcatLmNSQ9oz</a>&nbsp;
Follow Nick on YouTube: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/@UCPFzA28Hw9tYDxXAeidDk6w">https://www.youtube.com/@UCPFzA28Hw9tYDxXAeidDk6w</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;
If you're a man trying to figure out what you're actually supposed to be, &nbsp;or you're raising one, start here.
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 The 5 Pillars Every Christian Man Needs with Nick Freitas

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Overcoming Fear and Failure: The Power of a Growth Mindset

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