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Intentionally UNCMN Foundational Fathers Podcast

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Foundational Fathers Podcast is a faith-driven podcast equipping men to lead their homes, marriages, and lives with purpose, humility, and conviction—rooted firmly in Christ. Hosted by Nick Sash, this channel features honest conversations with pastors, musicians, leaders, fathers, and everyday men who are navigating faith, family, identity, and calling in a noisy world. We talk discipleship, spiritual leadership, fatherhood, repentance, recovery, legacy, and what it really means to follow Jesus beyond Sunday morning. This isn’t about perfection—it’s about obedience. Live IntentionallyUnCommonNick Sash Christianisme Ministère et évangélisme Spiritualité
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    • Foundational Fathers Podcast — Restructure
      Jan 16 2026

      In Season 4, Episode 2, Restructure, the Foundational Fathers Podcast moves beyond the idea of a simple reset and dives into what it truly takes to build a life that lasts. Nick and the team unpack the difference between starting over and restructuring from the ground up—highlighting discipline, community, accountability, and faith as the pillars of lasting transformation. Through personal stories and practical wisdom, this episode challenges listeners to step out of comfort zones and intentionally build a foundation that can withstand life’s storms.TakeawaysResetting without restructuring leads to burnoutRoutine and discipline fuel long-term growthCommunity is essential for accountabilityComfort zones can block necessary changePractical steps turn intention into actionA faith-based foundation creates resilienceGod often uses storms to teach lasting lessonsSeeking approval can destabilize your lifeTime with God must be intentional and reflectivePrivate structure leads to public strengthSound Bites“You can’t win a race by going to the end.”“Obedience always comes before clarity.”“Build it right, and it will last.”Chapters00:00 – Welcome to the Foundational Fathers Podcast01:59 – Dad Jokes02:59 – Reset vs. Restructure03:54 – Get Restructured09:49 – Consistency in Restructuring17:30 – Building a Firm Foundation24:09 – Personal Reflections35:42 – Invitation to Rebuild with Faith37:10 – Sponsor Segment39:39 – Call to Follow42:02 – Outro🤝 Sponsor Links — Support & Give Back🦍 Sasquatch Gun Oil — Use code FFP316 for 10% off🪵 Pretty Good Wood Turning — Handcrafted wood goods with purpose⛳ HiJo Gurl Golf Apparel — Style with confidence on and off the course🏡 Legendary Real Estate Media — Real estate media made easy📖 Support the MissionHelp share God’s Word through the One Million Bibles Initiative👉 https://intentionallyuncommoninitiative.com📘 Books by Nick SashUnmuted & The River Between Us👉 https://tinyurl.com/TMBP-Bookstore🎸 More from TheMuteBassPlayerMusic, devotionals, and creative content👉 Subscribe on YouTube🙏 If this episode encouraged you, LIKE, COMMENT, & SUBSCRIBEJoin the #FoundationalFathers movement as we pursue faith, family, and discipleship together.🔗 Connect With Us📘 Facebook — Foundational Fathers Podcast📸 Instagram — @uncmndads📺 Watch on FaithPoints TV — https://faithpoints.org/TV-Ministry

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      43 min
    • Foundational Fathers Podcast - Reset: Aligning Life With God's Will
      Jan 9 2026

      In this episode of the Foundational Fathers podcast, hosts Nick and Marcus kick off Season Four with a focus on personal growth and spiritual alignment for the new year. They introduce the 75 Hard challenge as a way to reset and motivate themselves, discuss the importance of aligning one's life with God's will, and reflect on Christmas traditions and family dynamics. The conversation emphasizes the need for intentionality in setting goals and the significance of community support in achieving personal transformation. The episode concludes with a heartfelt prayer for listeners seeking a reset in their lives.



      Takeaways


      This season feels like an expansion of territories.

      Starting the new year with a challenge can be motivating.

      Aligning with God's will is crucial for personal growth.

      Resolutions without God's direction are just wishes.

      Dads set the spiritual rhythm of the home.

      Resetting goals requires listening to God's voice.

      Transformation takes time and effort.

      Community support is essential for accountability.

      Christmas traditions evolve as families grow.

      Surrendered hearts allow God to work effectively.



      Titles


      Resetting for a New Year: Aligning with God

      The 75 Hard Challenge: A Path to Growth



      Sound bites


      "Are you doing in me this year?"

      "Alignment isn't optional."

      "Happy new restart. Renew."



      Season 4 Episode 1

      Chapters

      00:00 Welcome to Season Four

      07:50 New Year, New Resolutions

      08:44 Sponsor Segment

      09:32 Aligning with God's Will

      11:57 Dad Jokes

      14:48 The Re-Alignment

      16:00 The Challenge

      20:50 Transformation Tradition

      25:00 What Is Your Foundation For Tradition

      28:00 A Call to Surrender

      38:50 Call To Follow

      40:56 Outro

      🤝 Sponsor Links — Support & Give Back

      🦍 Sasquatch Gun Oil — Use code FFP316 for 10% off

      🪵 Pretty Good Wood Turning — Handcrafted wood goods with purpose

      ⛳ HiJo Gurl Golf Apparel — Style with confidence on and off the course


      📖 Support the Mission

      Help share God’s Word through the One Million Bibles Initiative

      👉 https://intentionallyuncommoninitiative.com


      📘 Books by Nick Sash

      Unmuted & The River Between Us

      👉 https://tinyurl.com/TMBP-Bookstore


      🎸 More from TheMuteBassPlayer

      Music, devotionals, and creative content

      👉 Subscribe on YouTube


      🙏 If this episode encouraged you, LIKE, COMMENT, & SUBSCRIBE

      Join the #FoundationalFathers movement as we pursue faith, family, and discipleship together.


      🔗 Connect With Us

      📘 Facebook — Foundational Fathers Podcast

      📸 Instagram — @uncmndads

      📺 Watch on FaithPoints TV — https://faithpoints.org/TV-Ministry


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    • Foundational Fathers Podcast - Anchored in Christ: Ending the Year on Solid Ground
      Jan 1 2026

      As we close out the year, Nick Sash and Marcus “The Philippian” sit down with Stephen Christian—former vocalist for Anberlin and current artist behind Anchor & Braille—for a powerful, reflective conversation on identity, calling, and finishing the year anchored in Christ.

      Stephen shares his journey from music to ministry, the dangers of defining identity by success, and how quiet seasons often become the most formative. Together, they unpack what it means to end the year well—not chasing achievement, but rooting ourselves firmly in Christ as we step into the new year.

      Whether you’re navigating a life transition, wrestling with burnout, or simply asking “Who am I becoming?”—this episode will challenge and encourage you to start the next season on solid ground.


      🔑 Takeaways

      Reflect honestly on what this year has changed in you

      Your identity must be rooted in Christ, not achievements

      Transitions are often invitations into deeper discipleship

      Every Christian is called to ministry—wherever God has placed them

      Defining yourself by success can lead to burnout

      Ending the year well requires reflection and preparation

      God often speaks most clearly in quiet seasons

      Community and accountability are essential for growth

      Self-discipline strengthens both faith and character

      Salvation is a gift freely given to all who believe


      🎧 Sound Bites

      “What did this year change in me?”

      “Good men do difficult things.”

      “Start with the book of John.”


      Season 3 Finale Episode 27

      ⏱️ Chapters

      00:00 Welcome & Introduction

      02:33 Dad Jokes Segment

      04:44 Guest Roast

      07:37 Sponsor Segment

      08:40 Anchored in Christ — Ending the Year Right

      09:50 Where Is Your Identity Found?

      21:14 The Dangers of Defining Identity by Success

      24:36 Ending the Year with Prosperity

      28:55 Community & Accountability

      33:24 Finding God in Quiet Moments

      37:00 Overcoming Weariness & Seeking Support

      40:30 Self-Discipline & Personal Growth

      44:09 Redefining Identity Through Faith

      44:40 Call to Follow Christ

      49:41 Outro


      🎶 Follow Stephen Christian

      Discover Stephen Christian’s music with Anberlin and Anchor & Braille on

      Spotify • Apple Music • YouTube • Social Media


      🤝 Sponsor Links — Support & Give Back

      🦍 Sasquatch Gun Oil — Use code FFP316 for 10% off

      🪵 Pretty Good Wood Turning — Handcrafted wood goods with purpose

      ⛳ HiJo Gurl Golf Apparel — Style with confidence on and off the course


      📖 Support the Mission

      Help share God’s Word through the One Million Bibles Initiative

      👉 https://intentionallyuncommoninitiative.com


      📘 Books by Nick Sash

      Unmuted & The River Between Us

      👉 https://tinyurl.com/TMBP-Bookstore


      🎸 More from TheMuteBassPlayer

      Music, devotionals, and creative content

      👉 Subscribe on YouTube


      🙏 If this episode encouraged you, LIKE, COMMENT, & SUBSCRIBE

      Join the #FoundationalFathers movement as we pursue faith, family, and discipleship together.


      🔗 Connect With Us

      📘 Facebook — Foundational Fathers Podcast

      📸 Instagram — @uncmndads

      📺 Watch on FaithPoints TV — https://faithpoints.org/TV-Ministry


      #faith #identity #NewYear #StephenChristian #DadPodcasts


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