The Men After God Podcast
Most men don’t need another program. They need three other men and a table.
A weekly podcast for Christian husbands and fathers. Out of it came a game that gets men talking the first night you run it, free to download and keep.
What nobody says out loud
You can be surrounded and still be alone
He leads at work. He shows up on Sunday. He knows forty people by name at church and there is not one of them he would call at eleven at night.
It is not that he does not want it. It is that no one ever started it, and starting it means being the man who says out loud that he needs something. So he waits. And the waiting looks like a normal life.
A man carrying it alone does not fall. He drifts. And the drift is slow enough that nobody notices until something breaks.
Why this exists
There is no such thing as cookie-cutter Christianity
Men After God started as a podcast to say that out loud. Since then we have interviewed men, made content, written a book, and built a game.
All of it aims at one thing. A man living as a follower of Jesus in his own context, and investing in the men around him so they can do the same.
The question we get asked most is not about the teaching. It is some version of: how do I start this with the men around me? The game is our answer. Not a curriculum, not a twelve-week commitment, not something that needs a budget or a building.
The Brotherhood Op
One night. One table. Free, for good.
Spin the wheel, draw a card, answer it. Six decks of questions that do the work, so you do not have to be the man with the agenda. Some cards you answer alone. Some the whole table takes. Men hand each other points for the answers that cost something.
Print the kit at home. Run it in your living room.
Get the kit
Cards, rules and a wheel you open on a laptop. Two blanks, and it opens on the next screen. Nothing to buy.
Three men and a table
Not a list of everyone who should come. Three names is a table.
Play forty minutes
Long enough that every man gets a turn. Forty is the floor. Most nights run longer.
The Podcast
A different man in the chair each week
Three hosts, recording separately, each in his own lane. New episodes weekly on YouTube, Apple Podcasts and Spotify.
If you are the one they ask
Every church has a man who keeps getting asked to do something for the men
If that is you, start with the free kit. It runs a room of fifty as well as a table of four, and the Start Here guide walks you through the first night. Then tell us how it went, and what would have helped. That is how the next version gets built.
Don’t be a perfect man.
Be a pursuing man.