Join the boys as we near the end of our sexuality series, discussing the serious issue of pornography. What is pornography The science behind it God's design for sexuality The role of Pornography in destroying relationships The struggle- Practical strategies to deal with pornography habits Pornography, loneliness, and our identity Dealing with Pornography in a relationship Below are some of the resources and videos we referenced: https://medium.com/@brandonkirkwood/monetizing-loneliness-74aa60caa1c  https://www.yourbrainonporn.com/miscellaneous-resources/start-here-evolution-has-not-prepared-your-brain-for-todays-porn/ https://youtu.be/FbBAHE76YaQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YK5-5qf9IQs

Showing affection before marriage  Satisfying sexual desire when dating Purity within relationships  Importance of boundaries in relationships  Practical ways of setting boundaries God's purpose for sex within marriage  Intimacy in marriage  Marriage myths and wrong expectations Submission in marriage  Lust vs Love in marriage  Chastity in marriage  Sexual experiences before marriage  Join the boys as Tad returns for Part 2 of our Sexuality series.  "Blessed are the couple who don't know what to do on their wedding night."

Why did God create sex and sexual drive?  Taboo of sex within our community  Sacredness of sex within marriage. What is the purpose of struggling with our purity and how do we do it?  Sexual sin. Is it too late for me? Are there consequences? Impact of society on our views of sex. Are all sexual acts considered sin? God's restoration of our purity. The boys are finally back in the lab with special guest, Tadros Hanna, to discuss sexuality from a Christian perspective. Enjoy, TRM. Connect with us through our pipes: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/0therighteousman/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/therighteousman_/ Linktree: https://linktr.ee/TRMPodcast

2020 and 2021 has plunged many of us into at least 1 period of lockdown, if not multiple. In today's world of endless digital connection and seemingly declining barriers to relationships, we seem lonelier than ever before. Lockdown and isolation has certainly exaggerated this and our (un)righteous men decided to chat about it. This episode is proudly sponsored by Zoom Technologies (not really, @zoom please sponsor us) Connect with us through our pipes: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/0therighteousman/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/therighteousman_/ Linktree: https://linktr.ee/TRMPodcast

Proverbs 18:24 reads, "A man who has friends must himself be friendly, But there is a friend who sticks closer than a brother." We sometimes think that something like friendship is only really important when we are younger, but no matter how old we are it is something we should be very intentional about. Something beautiful that has been ordained for us by God.  But what is true friendship? Is it necessary, or even possible for us to have these types of friends in our lives? How do things like social media and milestones in our lives and the lives of others affect the landscape of the long-term friends in our lives? Is there anything wrong with distancing myself from someone I don't feel has been a true friend to me? How are we showing up for the friends in our lives? Tune in as the team are joined in the studio by the wise (and hilarious) Kiro Tadrus to discuss these and more. Connect with us through our pipes: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/0therighteousman/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/therighteousman_/ Linktree: https://linktr.ee/TRMPodcast

In this very special episode your hosts take a look back at the TRM journey so far, and speak a little about how TRM came to be and what it means to them. Plenty of roasting and discussions on spiritual resolutions also included.

"What are some of the best ways to support family/friends when mental health ain’t so healthy?"..."How to deal with mental illness in a romantic relationship?And when is it okay to walk away?"..."How do we learn to not step away from people that have a complicated life?"... "How do you take care of yourselves when doing a service that can cause so much mental or emotional strain?"... Tune in to Episode 13 as your hosts cap off the TRM Series on Mental Health with a very special Q&A Episode with plenty (probably a bit too much) banter along the way!

There has been a lot of rhetoric around Men's Mental Health being in a state of crisis. Following our discussion with Fr Elijah Isaknder on the relationship between our spiritual lives and mental health, this episode explores the practical aspects of the "crisis" of Men's Mental Health and encourages us all to take a look at the man in the mirror. How can we further differentiate between a 'rough patch' and a situation where we might be in need of more help? What does that recovery process look like? Is there anything wrong with men 'playing to their strengths' and sticking to different coping mechanisms rather than opening up to others about what's going on? What message of hope is there for those that are struggling with a mental illness and are doing all the right things, yet the situation still isn't improving? Tune in as your hosts are joined by the amazing Kiro Saleeb of Exodus Youth Worx to discuss these points and more in the next installment of the TRM Mental Health Series.

Mental health awareness in this day and age has come a long way: conversations about mental health have been normalized and it has increasingly been made a priority in our workplaces, education systems and communities. But what about in the Church? Is there validity to the school of thought that mental health issues are symptomatic of a deficiency in our spiritual lives? How do we reconcile God's endless love and omnipotence and the suffering we may endure in carrying a mental illness? What practical steps can we take if we think that our mental health might be suffering, and in what way can we support those around us who might be suffering? Tune in as your hosts are joined by the incredible Fr Elijah Iskander to discuss these points and more in the first part of the TRM Mental Health Series.

In recent years these two words became one of the most damning and divisive labels that could be placed upon a man. Following the ‘Me Too’ movement, and renewed discussions about the historical impacts of a patriarchal society on both women and men - the word ‘toxic’ could be found on almost all media outlets and social forums. But what exactly constitutes ‘toxic’ behaviour? Is there anything inherently toxic about masculinity itself? Are men being required by society to become weak, watered-down versions of the traditional image of manhood? As Christian men how should we be responding to these discussions and conducting ourselves in turn? Tune in as your hosts bring you the most controversial discussion on TRM to date.