The Walk Worthy Podcast – Détails, épisodes et analyse

In this conversation, Brandon Finnegan tells a story almost no athlete on earth can tell. In a single year, he stood on baseball’s two biggest stages — first leading TCU to the College World Series, then just months later taking the mound for the Kansas City Royals in the MLB World Series. It was a historic rise that put him in a category of one.

But what the world sees as the pinnacle didn’t deliver what his heart was chasing.

Brandon opens up about the pressure, the adrenaline, the surreal reality of jumping from college ball to pitching under the brightest lights in baseball — and how the dream he had chased his whole life still left him searching. When injuries and setbacks ended his major league career far sooner than he expected, the collapse forced him to confront the emptiness success couldn’t fix.

What he found wasn’t a comeback story.
It was surrender.
And that surrender led him to Jesus — the only foundation strong enough to rebuild a life that had been shaped by pressure, platform, and unmet expectations.

This episode cuts deeper than stats or achievements. It’s about identity, loss, pride, purpose, and the grace that meets you when your greatest year still leaves you empty. Brandon’s story is a reminder that even the rarest accomplishments can’t hold the weight of a soul — but Christ can.

A powerful, grounded conversation for anyone chasing significance, wrestling with disappointment, or learning that the only victory that lasts is the one found in Him.

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In this powerful conversation, Heath Evans opens up about the highs and lows of a remarkable life shaped by football, adversity, and the transforming grace of Jesus. A former NFL fullback, Heath played alongside legends — including contributing to the New England Patriots’ historic 16–0 regular season with Tom Brady at quarterback and later joining the Super Bowl–winning New Orleans Saints led by Drew Brees. But his story reaches far beyond the field.

 Heath shares candidly about navigating the heartbreaking loss of his former teammate, Rudi Johnson, and the painful season that followed false accusations which cost him his broadcasting career with NFL Network. Through it all, he discovered what it means to stand firm in Christ when everything else is shaken.

 We talk discipleship, resilience, forgiveness, and the kind of perseverance that only comes from knowing Jesus. Heath reflects on how anchoring his identity in Christ — not in success, reputation, or achievement — carried him through the darkest seasons.

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In Episode 7, I sit down with Josiah Jones—formerly a leader at The Porch and now stepping out to see how God will use his passion and anointing for discipleship to impact the world. Josiah shares how chasing sports, relationships, and pleasure left him broken until Jesus met him in college, and how that encounter launched him into a life of ministry. Together we talk about what it means to live consecrated to Christ, embrace the cost of discipleship, and raise up a generation that finds its life in surrender.

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Join us for Episode 6 with Craig Brown, a pastor, preacher, and digital missionary whose life was radically changed when God got ahold of his heart at age 18. From receiving his call to full-time ministry on a missions trip to Greece, to now reaching millions on social media through Bible Time, Craig shares his journey of surrender, calling, and obedience. In this conversation, we explore what it means to be fully committed to helping people know God, how digital platforms can be leveraged for kingdom impact, and the surprising ways God uses ordinary obedience to accomplish extraordinary things.

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In this episode of the Walk Worthy Podcast, Joshua sits down with Joby Martin, founder and lead pastor of The Church of Eleven22 in Jacksonville, Florida, to explore the themes of his newest book, Stand Firm and Act Like Men. Together, they tackle the cultural confusion surrounding masculinity and offer a Biblical vision of what it means to be a man in today’s world.


Joby emphasizes that true masculinity isn’t defined by trucks, guns, or rugged achievements (even though he’s a fan of those things)—but by surrendering to Christ, leading and serving one’s family, standing guard against cultural lies, and wearing the full armor of God. He draws from 1 Corinthians 16:13—“Be watchful, stand firm in the faith, act like men, be strong. Do everything in love”—to unpack what Paul meant by that charge.


Reflecting on their shared South Carolina roots, Joshua and Joby discuss how local culture misrepresents manhood and why, for them as Bible-believing, Jesus-centered men, aligning with God’s heart matters above all.

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In this episode of the Walk Worthy Podcast, Joshua introduces listeners to his longtime mentor, Andrew Yates—a graduate of Dallas Theological Seminary who now serves there as Coordinator for Global Discipleship and Advisor to Men. Andrew is the man who first taught Joshua how to read, interpret, and live out the Bible. More than just a teacher, he embodied Paul’s words in 1 Thessalonians 2:8, sharing not only the gospel but his very life.

If you enjoyed the earlier episode with Jonathan Pokluda, you’ll love this one—because during a season of his life, JP actually discipled Andrew. Add to that the fascinating fact that Andrew’s wife, Kelli, designs helicopter blades for Blackhawk helicopters, and you’ve got a conversation packed with wisdom, insight, and surprising details. This is an episode you’re not going to want to miss—and one that will certainly bless your life.

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In this episode of Walk Worthy, Joshua Broome sits down with Allie Beth Stuckey—speaker, author, and host of the Relatable podcast—for a powerful conversation about why clarity matters more than compromise. Together, they tackle how Christians can live free and walk worthy in an age where culture thrives on confusion and half-truths. With conviction and compassion, Joshua and Allie Beth call believers to anchor themselves in God’s Word, speak truth with courage, and refuse to settle for anything less than the freedom Christ offers.

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In this episode of Walk Worthy, I sit down with Jonathan Pokluda—lead pastor of Harris Creek in Waco, Texas, and author of Your Story Has a Villain—to talk about how to navigate relationships in a culture where commitment feels optional and “situationships” have become the norm. We dig into what the Bible says about breaking free from destructive patterns, the misplaced ideas our culture has about dating, and how to pursue a spouse through a lens that’s timeless, not trendy. If you’ve ever wondered how to find real love that lasts in a world built on temporary thrills, this conversation is for you.

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Porn is destroying marriages, distorting intimacy, and discipling the church more than Scripture is. In this debut episode, host Joshua Broome sits down with Dr. Tim Clinton and Dr. Zach Clinton of the American Association of Christian Counselors to discuss the devastating impact of pornography, unwanted sexual behavior, and the launch of Walk Worthy Ministry—a new initiative of the American Association of Christians Counselors, dedicated to sexual integrity and biblical wholeness.

This episode dives deep into Joshua’s journey out of the porn industry, the urgent need for clear teaching on sexual ethics, and how the Walk Worthy movement will equip believers to step out of shame and into the fullness of God’s design for intimacy. There is hope. There is healing. And it starts here.

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In this episode, Joshua Broome sits down with author, speaker, and Resolution Movement cofounder Ben Bennett to explore the realities of narcissism, anxiety, and pornography within Christian culture — and why these struggles often go unaddressed or misunderstood.

 Ben shares insight from years of helping people break free from emotional dysfunction, hidden addiction, and distorted identity. Together, they unpack why narcissism can develop in spiritual environments, how anxiety and sexual struggles feed cycles of shame, and what it takes to experience real healing rooted in truth, community, and spiritual formation.

 This conversation goes beneath the surface — moving beyond symptoms to address identity, intimacy, and the deeper work of transformation. A clear and hope-filled look at how Christ heals what we hide, restores what’s been broken, and frees us to live with humility, honesty, and wholeness.

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