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Every man knows a guy. The one who looks fine on the outside but is falling apart inside. Angry. Numb. Distant. I know that guy too - because that guy was me. Every man needs a guy who gets it. You’re not the only one holding it together by a thread. I’m Steve Cummings, and this is I Know a Guy - conversations for men who are done pretending. It’s not content for content’s sake. It’s the entry point for men who would never fill out a form for mentoring or walk into a small group cold. It’s an open door to honesty - the voice before the visit.
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Why do so many men get excited about change...only to find themselves stuck again a few months later? In this episode of I Know a Guy, Steve explores "The One-and-Done Trap"—the belief that one book, one podcast, one pra
Most men think their biggest problem is anger, lust, passivity, fear, or failure. What if those are only symptoms? In this episode of I Know a Guy, Steve tackles the real enemy hiding underneath so many struggles: shame.
Do you find yourself praying the same thing over and over again? Asking God… again and again… hoping this time He’ll respond? Jesus actually warns about this—and what He says might surprise you. In this episode of I Know
What if you’ve been praying from the wrong position? Most of us approach God asking, hoping, and waiting… but Jesus said, “I have given you authority.” In this episode of I Know a Guy, we talk about what it means to pray
What happens when you pray and God is silent? No answers. No clarity. No breakthrough. Most men assume they’re doing something wrong—but what if this is actually where real prayer begins? In this episode of I Know a Guy,
Why do we suddenly sound more spiritual when we pray out loud? In this episode of I Know a Guy, we expose something most men don’t even realize they’re doing—performing in prayer. Whether it’s around your family, your fr
Most of us men don’t have a prayer life. We have a crisis response system. We call on God when things break, when pressure hits, when we need answers. But what if prayer was never meant to be a 911 call? In this episode
Many men know God loves them—but they don’t actually feel it. And in difficult seasons, that gap can grow even wider. In this episode of I Know a Guy, we explore why receiving God’s love can feel so difficult and how to
When life gets hard, most men default to pushing through—working harder, carrying more, and trying to fix what feels out of control. But what if the answer isn’t found in striving… but in surrender? In this episode of I
We men know how to work hard, push hard, achieve hard, and compete hard. But for many of us the hardest thing we’ll ever do is believe we are loved apart from performance. So we spend our lives trying to prove ourselves.
Most men want to be respected. But many of us were never taught how to repair relationships after we’ve caused pain. So we defend ourselves. Explain ourselves. Withdraw and minimize. Meanwhile the people we love most are
We men can become really good at doing spiritual things. Reading Scripture. Praying. Leading Bible studies. Going to church. Serving faithfully. Meanwhile internally, we can still feel distant from God, emotionally shut
Most men know how to be around people. Fewer men know how to truly be known. We can build careers, lead teams, sit in church every Sunday, and even have guys around us regularly… while quietly living isolated lives. Many
Men know how to push through pain, don't we? We work harder. We stay busy. We grind. We compete, and we stay mentally tough. But many of us have no idea what to do with sadness, fear, loneliness, rejection, or grief. So
Question: Why do so many of us men know how to work hard, compete hard, and endure hard things - but struggle to identify what we’re actually feeling? On this episode of “I Know A Guy” podcast, we’re talking about emotio
What kind of legacy are you building right now? Not someday—TODAY. In the final episode of our It Stops With Me series, we bring everything together and look at what your life is actually producing in the people around y
Your words are shaping more than you think. In Episode 5 of our current series on reversing generational curses, It Stops With Me, we dive into the power of your voice—and how what you say today becomes the internal voic
What does it actually look like to become the man you never had? In Episode 4 of It Stops With Me, we move from breaking patterns… to building something new. Because it’s not enough to say, “I don’t want to repeat the pa
At some point, every man has to make a decision. Will I keep blaming my past—or will I start leading my life? In Episode 3 of our current series on I Know a Guy, It Stops With Me, we make the turn from awareness to owner
What if the struggles you’re facing right now didn’t actually start with you? What if the anger… the distance… the pressure… the way you react under stress—was shaped long before you even realized it? In Episode 1 of thi
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