Show notes
In this episode, we sit down with Chad Schreur from Every Man a Warrior for a powerful conversation about freedom, discipleship, and spiritual growth. Chad shares his personal experience going through a freedom appointment, how he overcame shame using practical biblical tools, and why getting into the Word completely changed his life. We talk about what Every Man a Warrior stands for, what success really looks like in God’s eyes, and why personal quiet time with God is essential for lasting transformation. This conversation also explores the importance of relationships over religion, building consistent spiritual habits, and learning from the men who have gone before us. This episode is for anyone who wants more than surface-level faith. If you’re hungry for real discipleship, spiritual discipline, and a deeper walk with God, this conversation will challenge, encourage, and equip you to take your next step forward.Every Man A Warrior Website: https://everymanawarrior.com/Buy the Books on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Every-Man-Warrior-Lonnie-Berger/dp/1612911358Chapters:(0:00) Episode preview(0:44) Meet our guest Chad Schreur from Every Man a Warrior(3:35) Chad’s experience going through a freedom appointment(7:54) Overcoming shame with the ABCs(10:09) Getting into the Word changed everything(12:37) What Every Man a Warrior stands for(15:15) What success means to God(19:38) Why personal quiet time with God matters(22:57) Can you walk through the book alone(25:52) How long the course takes and building a new weekly habit(28:20) Relationships over religion(29:49) How and where to get involved with Every Man a Warrior(31:16) The fire starter analogy(34:40) Following the men who have gone before us(36:19) What resources are available(39:25) The one thing Chad wishes someone would have told him(41:41) Closing2780 44th St SW, Suite 100,Wyoming, Mi 49519 (616) 726-5400Sign up for a Freedom Appointment: setfreemin.org/freedomWeb: SetFreeMin.orgFacebook: facebook.com/setfreeusaDonate at: https://www.setfreemin.org/giveEmail: [email protected]
