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Three in the Fire is a podcast produced by Sentinel Ministries, hosted by Duncan Brannan, Josh Davis, and Max Mawhirter.

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  • The Power of A Threefold Cord: Biblical Brotherhood Ep. 4
    May 26 2026

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    There’s a reason the enemy works so hard to isolate men.

    In Part 4 of our Brotherhood Series, Duncan, Josh, and Max break down what biblical brotherhood actually looks like — not surface level friendship, but real relationships built on truth, trust, accountability, encouragement, and shared pursuit of God.

    The guys unpack:

    • The "threefold cord" of Ecclesiastes 4:12
    • Why isolation crushes men
    • The three types of brotherhood every man needs
    • Mentors, companions, and spiritual sons
    • Vulnerability, accountability, and trust
    • Practical tools for building strong brotherhood
    • How encouragement and prayer can change a man’s life


    This conversation deals with masculinity, loneliness, church culture, mentorship, and the kind of friendships that sharpen men instead of leaving them stuck.

    “A person standing alone can be attacked and defeated, but two can stand back to back and conquer. Three are even better because a triple braided cord is not quickly broken.” — Ecclesiastes 4:12

    If this episode challenges or encourages you, share it with another man who needs brotherhood in his life.

    Subscribe for more conversations on manhood, identity, faith, leadership, healing, and purpose.

    #ThreeInTheFire #Brotherhood #BiblicalBrotherhood #ChristianMen #MensMinistry #Faith #Manhood #ChristianPodcast #SentinelMinistries #Discipleship #Leadership #IronSharpensIron #ChristianLeadership #Masculinity #SpiritualGrowth #Ecclesiastes412 #Mentorship #KingdomMen #Purpose #IdentityInChrist

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    48 min
  • Loving Difficult People Like Jesus: Biblical Brotherhood Ep. 3
    May 19 2026

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    In this episode of the Biblical Brotherhood series, we talk about the hardest part of real brotherhood: loving people when they disappoint you, frustrate you, wound you, or make a mess of their lives.

    Using Cain & Abel, 1 John 3, Proverbs, and the example of Jesus, we unpack:

    - What biblical love actually looks like
    - Why real brotherhood gets messy
    - Loving people without enabling them
    - Why truth and love must work together
    - The difference between manipulation and genuine love
    - Why many men avoid the responsibility of loving others well

    Jesus didn’t just love people when they were easy to love. He loved sacrificially, truthfully, and consistently.

    That’s the standard.

    #biblicalbrotherhood #christianmen #threeinthefire #mensministry #christianpodcast #ironsharpensiron #leadershipdevelopment #discipleship #masculinity #jesusrevolution #christianityexplored

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    38 min
  • What Can Cain & Abel Teach Us? Biblical Brotherhood Ep.2
    May 12 2026

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    Most men have people around them... but very few have real brotherhood.

    In this episode of Three in the Fire, we unpack what biblical brotherhood actually looks like through the story of Cain and Abel, and real-life experiences with friendship, accountability, isolation, and spiritual growth.

    Most guys don’t need hundreds of friends. They need a few real brothers who know them, challenge them, encourage them, and point them back to God.

    If you’ve ever struggled with isolation, surface-level friendships, or trying to carry life alone, this episode is for you.

    Like, subscribe, and share this with another man who needs it.

    #biblicalbrotherhood #christianmen #manhood #mensministry #threeinthefire #christianpodcasters #faithinjesus #leadershiplessons #ironsharpensiron #masculinity #identityinchrist

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    44 min
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