Hosted by Kyle Hernandez · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 15 episodes
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A blue-collar man's guide to pursuing Biblical Manhood.There is no shortage of men lost in boyhood. We've allowed culture to bend us to a place where it feels easier to pursue meaningless distractions or, in some cases, to simply give up.Let's choose to no longer sit on the sidelines but instead impact eternity on a daily basis."Where the Buck Stops" was originally written as a book, but Kyle, the author, has decided to push it out on all available platforms in the hope that even one man will be inspired to choose to get back in the fight.Choose to be where the buck stops.
Kyle Hernandez hosts Where the Buck Stops, a religion show with 15 episodes published.
Just an off-the-cuff note from Kyle, the author of Where the Buck Stops. Each chapter will begin with a fictional story used to drive home three tangible ideas to pursue Biblical manhood based on the concept of the chapt
Show notesLet’s be clear, Biblical manhood is a choice. Asking for a friend… What would our world look like if real men placed God and His word first, our marriage or future marriage second, our children or future children third,
Show notesThe buck must stop somewhere. As men, choosing to stand our ground in this difficult world means we demand that the buck stops with us. We do not make excuses. We do not keep score. We choose to be the bedrock our homes
Show notesHow does whatever burden or stress that is currently captivating your mind impact eternity? It does not mean this life is not important. It does not mean this life is not stressful. It does not mean we haven’t had horrif
Show notesThink back to those moments in your life when you felt another person may have missed a moment with you. Perhaps you were hoping to talk to someone about something on your heart. Perhaps it was less serious and you simpl
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Time is our most valuable commodity. It cannot be created, purchased, or sold, only given to those we deem worthy or priority. Where we dedicate our time is a direct reflection of what we find most valuable.
Show notesWhen our world thinks of courage, we often think of our members of the military making heroic decisions to ensure the well-being of their brothers and sisters in arms, or perhaps our first responders like the story above
Show notesIt is not wrong, inappropriate, or insensitive to say a good, honorable man, capable of violence but far more capable of controlling it, makes our world a better place. The world, utilizing the mistakes of a few men, has
Show notesWe find ourselves at another crossroads. In order to participate in something, we must choose it. Our world seems to be full of men willing to passionately discuss politics, sports, work, and the latest news. What would
Show notesWe, as men, have the ability to drive the culture and temperature of our home and workplace. Let’s be abundantly clear, we cannot control the people at either location, but we most certainly can set the tone. The world h
Show notesOur world has plenty of people who believe our opinion is far more important than it really is. We spend so much time telling the world our opinion or how we feel that we miss the opportunity to hear from someone else. L
Show notesOur world so often attributes greatness to authoritative speakers, apparent intelligence, or dynamic personalities. We very rarely recognize, let alone celebrate the quiet man full of wisdom. We’ve grown so accustomed to
Show notesWe must stop pretending we are not the targets in open warfare with Satan and the beings that incited a rebellion on the streets of heaven itself. Beings that walked and talked with God thought they could defeat Him or t
Show notesIn Biblical times scales consisted of a horizontal bar suspended by a center cord, with pans hanging from each end. A stone weight was placed in one pan to measure the goods in the other. This stone weight provided a cou
Show notesIt is no longer an option. We MUST be where the buck stops. If this is a mission we are willing to accept we must: Choose to be where the buck stops.Live a life of stoicism.Push past our worldly desires and never miss a
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Where the Buck Stops is hosted by Kyle Hernandez. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 15 episodes.
Where the Buck Stops has published 15 episodes.
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