In this deeply honest conversation, Chad Robichaux sits down with relationship mentor Jennifer Porteous to unpack biblical femininity, masculinity, marriage dynamics, submission, leadership, sex, and emotional safety all without the worn out clichés. They dive into why men crave peace, why women crave safety, how modern culture has distorted God’s design for relationships, and why so many high-performing men succeed everywhere except at home. From Proverbs 31 and Ephesians 5 to real-world marriage struggles, trauma, sex, and communication, this episode challenges both men and women to take responsibility, pursue God first, and rebuild relationships the right way. This is not a surface-level conversation. It’s raw, practical, and timely, especially for men seeking clarity, purpose, and peace in their relationships. Connect with Jennifer Porteous: Website: https://kingdom-femininity.com Instagram: @kingdom_femininity_restoration

What happens when a life marked by violence, addiction, prison, and underground MMA is completely transformed by faith? In this powerful episode of The Resilient Show, host Chad Robichaux sits down with Garrett Gross, a professional MMA fighter, gym owner, and Christian leader whose story is as raw as it is redemptive. Garrett opens up about growing up in chaos, battling addiction from a young age, spending time in prison, and fighting professionally while still trapped in destructive cycles. From fighting with an ankle monitor to breaking his jaw on Dana White’s Contender Series, Garrett’s life looked successful on the outside but was completely broken within. Everything changed when Garrett surrendered his life to Christ and committed to sobriety. Today, he runs Backwoods American Jiu Jitsu, mentors young men, disciples athletes, and runs Operation 17-2 to expose and stop child predators, placing himself directly in harm’s way to protect the innocent. This is not a polished testimony. It’s a real one. If you’re searching for purpose, struggling with addiction, questioning what biblical manhood really means, or wondering if redemption is still possible, this episode is for you. Follow Garrett on Instagram: https://www.insta

In Part 2 of this conversation on The Resilient Show, Chad continues his deep-dive with Timothy Alberino into some of the most controversial and mind-bending biblical, historical, and theological questions of our time. This episode explores the Watchers, fallen angels, the Nephilim, and the ancient rebellion described in Genesis 6 and the Book of Enoch, along with how these events connect to modern discussions around giants, advanced pre-Flood civilizations, megalithic structures, UFO secrecy, and transhumanism. Timothy breaks down why the Kingdom of Heaven is a real, physical civilization, why humanity did not invent civilization but inherited it, and how authority on Earth was given to mankind and enforced by the armies of Heaven. The conversation moves into the corruption of humanity before the Flood, the genetic and spiritual implications of the Watchers’ actions, and why these events still matter today. The episode culminates in a sobering reflection on the future: AI, post-humanism, and the coming crisis of identity, ending with the urgent question: “Is our humanity worth preserving?” Learn more about Timothy: ⁠https://timothyalberino.com Get “Birthright” Book: ⁠https://a.co/d/fQrEnpo Follow Timothy on Instagram: ⁠⁠https

In this wide-ranging and deeply thought-provoking episode of The Resilient Show, Chad Robichaux sits down with Timothy Alberino, researcher, author, and explorer, to answer some of the most challenging questions facing faith, history, and our understanding of reality. Timothy shares firsthand accounts from his years living in Peru, including investigations into mysterious Amazon encounters, advanced technology sightings, and the infamous “Face Peeler” phenomenon. But this conversation goes far beyond the headlines. Rather than sensationalism, this episode invites serious reflection. Asking whether our modern worldview is too small to account for both the seen and unseen, and why anchoring truth in Christ allows us to engage these topics without fear. We hope you enjoy this interview and, of course, encourage you to engage with us here and on our social channels.

Former Marine and Green Beret Veteran Colton Hill shares the moment he almost took his own life, not in combat, but during one of the best mornings of his life. In this episode of The Resilient Show, Chad Robichaux sits down with Colton to unpack veteran mental health, PTSD, moral injury, imposter syndrome, and the hidden struggle many special operations veterans face after war. This conversation explores what happens when elite warriors leave combat but can’t escape the chaos inside. Colton opens up about suicidal ideation, identity loss after the military, and why so many strong men struggle in silence. They discuss resilience, faith, leadership, and the importance of addressing mental health in veterans and first responders before it’s too late. You’ll hear honest insights on: Veteran mental health and suicide prevention PTSD, moral injury, and life after war Transitioning from the Marine Corps to Special Forces Imposter syndrome among high performers Faith, identity, and resilience after combat Why asking for help is a strength, not a weakness This episode is for veterans, first responders, leaders, and anyone navigating life after trauma. If you or someone you love is struggling, this conversation could save a life.

What does it actually mean to be a man in today’s world? In this conversation, Pastor Joby Martin joins Chad Robichaux to confront what they call a growing manhood crisis inside the church and across culture. From biblical masculinity to responsibility, leadership, courage, repentance, and love, this episode challenges the modern caricatures of manhood and calls men back to their God-given role as providers, protectors, servant leaders, and spiritual anchors for their families. Drawing from Scripture, personal stories, and real-world leadership, Joby explains why strength and tenderness are not opposites and why passivity rooted in fear is devastating families and communities. Whether you’re a man searching for direction or someone who wants to understand how strong men shape healthy families and cultures, this episode delivers truth without compromise. Get the book Stand Firm and Act Like Men: https://a.co/d/9ZA1zoE Learn more about Church of Eleven22: https://coe22.com Follow Joby: https://www.instagram.com/jobypmartin For the men’s conference ministered by Joby featuring Chad: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9m9dYeOyjLw We hope you enjoy this interview and, of course, encourage you to engage with us here and on our social c

Counter-Intelligence/Human Intelligence Marine Craig Grossi details his deployment with 1st Recon, Charlie Company, in the lethal Sangin region of Helmand Province, Afghanistan. He opens up about the constant combat and the life-changing encounter with Fred, the seemingly unflappable stray dog who followed him on patrols, survived combat, and ultimately made it all the way to America. Chad and Craig unpack war, trauma, stubborn positivity, and the healing power of connection in one of the most moving conversations ever recorded on The Resilient Show. Learn more about Craig and Fred: ⁠https://www.fredtheafghan.com⁠ Follow Craig: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/fredtheafghan⁠ Stubbornly Positive Podcast: ⁠https://www.fredtheafghan.com/stubbornlypositive.html

Former Navy SEAL officer Leif Babin joins Chad Robichaux for one of the most powerful conversations ever on The Resilient Show. From the fierce streets of Ramadi with Task Unit Bruiser, to lessons learned under Jocko Willink, to the loss of teammates. Leif shares raw, emotional, and transformative stories. They discuss leadership under fire, extreme ownership, humility, faith, trauma, redemption, and how the lessons of combat apply to families, businesses, communities, and culture today. This episode is an absolute masterclass in leadership, courage, and spiritual resilience. Learn more about Echelon Front: ⁠echelonfront.com⁠ Follow Leif: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/leifbabin⁠ Get Extreme Ownership: ⁠https://a.co/d/22hJf8J⁠

Duck Dynasty’s Uncle Si Robertson sits down with Chad Robichaux for hilarious hunting stories, emotional reflections on losing Phil, deep faith insights, and unforgettable wisdom from a life of resilience. From wild deer-hunting stories to Bigfoot encounters, from Vietnam memories to the powerful moment Phil Robertson gave his life to Christ. This episode is packed with wisdom, laughter, and legacy. Si opens up about losing Phil, why faith transforms everything, the dark realities veterans face, and why memories with good people matter more than anything. If you grew up on Duck Dynasty, love hunting, or need a dose of hope, this episode will hit home.