Everyday Reformation

08/25/2026

Tomorrow, Everyday Reformation reaches Episode 100.

But this one is not a victory lap.

After 100 conversations about theology, worship, family, masculinity, culture, politics, localism, work, property, and generational faithfulness, we wanted to ask a more important question:

What are we more convinced of now than when we started?

The answer became ten convictions that continue to define Everyday Reformation:

Christ is Lord over all of life.
Scripture governs the whole of life.
The local church is essential.
Worship shapes us.
The household has a God-given order and purpose.
Men must recover faithful responsibility.
Christian responsibility begins close to home.
Christians are called to build.
Faithfulness is formed through ordinary obedience.
And we must build for generations.

The heart of the episode is simple:

Biblical conviction eventually demands real responsibility.

And one question keeps coming to the surface:

What are we building?

Episode 100 releases tomorrow.

08/18/2026

Tomorrow on Everyday Reformation:

A Good Christian Father Isn’t Enough

We sit down with Dylan Heartsill to talk about what happens when a man realizes that being a decent husband, involved dad, and faithful churchgoer is not the same thing as intentionally leading his household under Christ.

Dylan shares how God began pressing deeper in his life through Scripture, family worship, biblical discipline, the influence of faithful men, and the responsibility to build a distinctly Christian culture in the home.

This is a conversation about repentance, responsibility, consistency, and the quiet work of reforming a household from the inside out.

From good to faithful.

The episode releases tomorrow on YouTube and all major podcast platforms.

08/11/2026

If you’ve ever left church with young children and wondered…

“Did they get anything out of that?”

Tomorrow’s episode is for you.

Children don’t become worshipers by waiting until they’re old enough to understand everything.

Children learn to worship by worshiping.

They learn by sitting among God’s people.
Hearing His Word.
Singing His praises.
Watching Mom and Dad worship.
And doing it again next Lord’s Day.

It can be messy. It can be exhausting. And some Sundays can feel like you accomplished absolutely nothing.

But we need to take the long view.

Tomorrow on Everyday Reformation:

Children in Church: Training Worshipers, Not Spectators

We’ll talk about the biblical pattern for children in gathered worship, realistic expectations for young children, practical ways to train them to listen and participate, and why family worship throughout the week matters so much on Sunday.

If you’re raising little ones—or know a family in the thick of it—watch for this one tomorrow.

Every Sunday is another brick in the foundation.

08/04/2026

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📖 NEW EPISODE

Many Christian fathers want to lead their families spiritually.

The problem isn't a lack of desire.

It's the fear that they're not qualified.

Tomorrow on Everyday Reformation, we're talking about one of the most neglected—and most encouraging—practices in the Christian home: family worship.

If you've ever thought:

• "I don't know enough."
• "My kids won't sit still."
• "I'll probably do it wrong."

This episode is for you.

Together, Pastor Brandon and I discuss what family worship is, why it matters, and how any father can begin leading his household with three simple practices:

📖 Read.
🎵 Sing.
🙏 Pray.

You don't need to be a pastor.

You don't need a seminary degree.

You simply need to begin.

🎙️ New episode releases tomorrow (Tuesday) on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and wherever you listen to podcasts.

Tag a husband, father, or young family who needs this encouragement.

Preparing the Household for Worship (Part 2)Many Christian father...

08/04/2026

📖 NEW EPISODE TOMORROW

Many Christian fathers want to lead their families spiritually.

The problem isn't a lack of desire.

It's the fear that they're not qualified.

Tomorrow on Everyday Reformation, we're talking about one of the most neglected—and most encouraging—practices in the Christian home: family worship.

If you've ever thought:

• "I don't know enough."
• "My kids won't sit still."
• "I'll probably do it wrong."

This episode is for you.

Together, Pastor Brandon and I discuss what family worship is, why it matters, and how any father can begin leading his household with three simple practices:

📖 Read.
🎵 Sing.
🙏 Pray.

You don't need to be a pastor.

You don't need a seminary degree.

You simply need to begin.

🎙️ New episode releases tomorrow (Tuesday) on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and wherever you listen to podcasts.

Tag a husband, father, or young family who needs this encouragement.

07/28/2026

Does your Sunday morning feel more chaotic than joyful?

Shoes are missing.

Someone overslept.

Breakfast is rushed.

The kids are melting down.

By the time you pull into the church parking lot, everyone is exhausted—and worship hasn't even begun.

What if the biggest obstacle to meaningful worship isn't what happens on Sunday morning...
..but what happens on Saturday?

Tomorrow we begin a new three-part series on Preparing the Household for Worship.

Our first conversation asks a simple question:

Do we prepare for the Lord's Day like it really matters?

If you've ever wanted your family to anticipate Sunday instead of merely surviving it, we hope you'll join us.

📅 New episode releases tomorrow morning.

07/21/2026

This Week's Release of our podcast, "Everyday Reformation" -
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King Alfred the Great: The Forgotten King who Saved Christian Civilization-

Why is Alfred the Great largely forgotten, and what made him truly great?

Most people know the names of celebrities, athletes, and politicians. Yet few have heard of Alfred the Great—the only English king ever given the title "the Great."

In this episode of Everyday Reformation, Nick Carter and Pastor Brandon Scroggins explore the remarkable story of King Alfred, the unlikely ruler who inherited a kingdom on the brink of collapse as Viking armies overran England. But Alfred's legacy is about far more than military victories. After defending his people, he devoted himself to rebuilding Christian civilization through worship, education, law, and institutions that would shape England for generations.

Along the way, this conversation challenges modern Christian men to consider their own call to faithful stewardship: Who is educating your children? What is the worship culture of your home? What institutions are you strengthening?

Alfred reminds us that civilizations are not ultimately preserved by men who merely criticize decline, but by men who faithfully rebuild.

Whether you've never heard of Alfred before or have admired his story for years, this episode offers timeless lessons on responsibility, leadership, Christian civilization, and generational faithfulness.

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07/14/2026

Everyone agrees our culture is in trouble.

We debate politics.

We argue about education.

We blame Hollywood.

We point to the economy.

We talk about the courts.

But what if we're asking the wrong question?

Throughout Scripture, whenever God determined to bring lasting reformation, He didn't begin by changing the culture.

He began by reforming His people.

That's exactly why we're spending time in the book of Malachi.

It's not merely an ancient prophecy. It's God's call to renewed worship, faithful leadership, strong families, genuine repentance, and confidence in His covenant love.

If we're praying for revival in our homes, our churches, and our nation, we need to understand where God has always chosen to begin.

The culture isn't where God starts.

Tune in tomorrow to discover where He does.

06/30/2026

Before America had Founders, it had Families.

Tomorrow's episode asks a question we rarely consider during Independence Day celebrations:

What kind of people were capable of building a nation?

As America marks 250 years, we'll hear plenty about the Declaration of Independence, the Founding Fathers, and the Revolutionary War.

Those stories matter.

But behind the founders were pastors.

Behind the pastors were households.

Before there were statesmen, there were sons.

Before there were soldiers, there were families.

In this special America 250 conversation, Pastor Brandon Scroggins and Nick explore the forgotten foundation of America's story—not to romanticize the past, but to ask what kind of households cultivate faith, responsibility, courage, and generational thinking.

If we want to understand how a nation was built, perhaps we should begin where it all started.

At the family table.

🎙️ New episode premieres tomorrow.

06/23/2026

They feared the pastors.

Long before independence was declared, faithful ministers preached biblical truth, shaped the conscience of the colonies, and helped lay the foundations of America.

The British understood something we've forgotten:

Whoever shapes the conscience of a people shapes the future of a nation.

In this episode, we uncover the forgotten story of the Black Robe Regiment and the pastors who helped build America.

Listen now and reclaim a piece of our Christian heritage.

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