The Walk Worthy Podcast

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.Subscribe now so you don’t miss future episodes, and join us as we take a stand for sexual integrity and spiritual wholeness—one step at a time.Follow us on social media! Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/walkworthy_ministry?igsh=cHdkeGVoM2tldXV3YouTube — https://youtube.com/@walkworthy-ministry?si=zG-fa7ENsfvXc_k3TikTok — https://www.tiktok.com/@walkworthyministry?_t=ZP-8ymyTw7xVKp&_r=1Visit the website — https://walkworthypodcast.com

In this episode, Joshua Broome sits down with intensive therapist Mike Vaughn, MA, LCMHCS, CSAT to explore how people break free from the chaos cycles that once felt normal and even necessary for survival. Mike shares insight from years of intensive work with individuals healing from trauma, sexual addiction, emotional instability, and deep-rooted shame. Together, they discuss why chaos becomes familiar, how survival mode shapes identity and relationships, and what it takes to build new rhythms grounded in truth, safety, community, and spiritual formation. This conversation moves beyond behavior change and into true restoration: learning peace after turmoil, stability after disorder, and healthy connection after isolation. A practical and hope-filled look at what it means to heal, live honestly, and walk in the wholeness Christ calls us into.Subscribe now so you don’t miss future episodes, and join us as we take a stand for sexual integrity and spiritual wholeness—one step at a time.Follow us on social media! Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/walkworthy_ministry?igsh=cHdkeGVoM2tldXV3YouTube — https://youtube.com/@walkworthy-ministry?si=zG-fa7ENsfvXc_k3TikTok — https://www.tiktok.com/@walkworthyministry?_t=ZP-8ymyTw7xVKp&_r=1Visit the website — https://walkworthypodcast.com

In Episode 13, Joshua sits down with his most requested guest—his wife, Hope Broome—for their first-ever joint interview after nearly a decade of marriage, joined by Zach Clinton. For the first time, listeners hear Hope’s perspective: how she responded to Joshua’s past in the porn industry with grace and truth, navigated real pain, and rejected the lies of the enemy and culture through a faith grounded in Christ. Together they share how redemption reframed their story—seeing each other and the world not through the past, but through the finished work of Jesus.Subscribe now so you don’t miss future episodes, and join us as we take a stand for sexual integrity and spiritual wholeness—one step at a time.Follow us on social media! Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/walkworthy_ministry?igsh=cHdkeGVoM2tldXV3YouTube — https://youtube.com/@walkworthy-ministry?si=zG-fa7ENsfvXc_k3TikTok — https://www.tiktok.com/@walkworthyministry?_t=ZP-8ymyTw7xVKp&_r=1Visit the website — https://walkworthypodcast.com

In Episode 12 of Walk Worthy, Joshua Broome sits down with Pastor Andrew Carter for a powerful and personal conversation on healing from father wounds, the importance of community, and how fitness and friendship play a vital role in spiritual formation. Together they unpack what it means to pursue your God-given calling without letting comparison, distraction, or insecurity derail you. Joshua reflects on Andrew’s impact as an incredible friend—one who embodies accountability, authenticity, and encouragement. This episode is a reminder that your calling is personal, not public opinion; it’s forged in community, refined through healing, and strengthened by brotherhood.Subscribe now so you don’t miss future episodes, and join us as we take a stand for sexual integrity and spiritual wholeness—one step at a time.Follow us on social media! Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/walkworthy_ministry?igsh=cHdkeGVoM2tldXV3YouTube — https://youtube.com/@walkworthy-ministry?si=zG-fa7ENsfvXc_k3TikTok — https://www.tiktok.com/@walkworthyministry?_t=ZP-8ymyTw7xVKp&_r=1Visit the website — https://walkworthypodcast.com

In Episode 11 of Walk Worthy, Joshua Broome sits down with Certified Sex Addiction Therapist Jim Cress for a transformative conversation on reordering disordered desires and breaking free from unwanted sexual behavior. Together, they explore how unhealed trauma, rejection, and family-of-origin pain shape our struggles—and how true healing and holiness begin when we let Christ restore what’s been disordered within. This episode is a roadmap to wholeness, freedom, and the reorientation of desire toward what is good, holy, and true.Subscribe now so you don’t miss future episodes, and join us as we take a stand for sexual integrity and spiritual wholeness—one step at a time.Follow us on social media! Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/walkworthy_ministry?igsh=cHdkeGVoM2tldXV3YouTube — https://youtube.com/@walkworthy-ministry?si=zG-fa7ENsfvXc_k3TikTok — https://www.tiktok.com/@walkworthyministry?_t=ZP-8ymyTw7xVKp&_r=1Visit the website — https://walkworthypodcast.com

Pastor Josh Howerton, senior pastor of Lakepointe Church in Rockwall, Texas, brings biblical clarity to culture’s most debated issues. We talk about the God-designed differences between men and women, why marriage is a covenant not a contract, the roles of husband and wife, and how to discover your true purpose in Christ.Subscribe now so you don’t miss future episodes, and join us as we take a stand for sexual integrity and spiritual wholeness—one step at a time.Follow us on social media! Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/walkworthy_ministry?igsh=cHdkeGVoM2tldXV3YouTube — https://youtube.com/@walkworthy-ministry?si=zG-fa7ENsfvXc_k3TikTok — https://www.tiktok.com/@walkworthyministry?_t=ZP-8ymyTw7xVKp&_r=1Visit the website — https://walkworthypodcast.com

Tim Ross, host of The Basement podcast, author, and veteran pastor with more than two decades of preaching and ministry experience, joins us for a powerful conversation on living with raw honesty before God. Together we talk about trusting His purpose even when life doesn’t make sense, the beauty and challenge of cultural confession, and how to walk in full freedom no matter the drama or brokenness of your past.Subscribe now so you don’t miss future episodes, and join us as we take a stand for sexual integrity and spiritual wholeness—one step at a time.Follow us on social media! Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/walkworthy_ministry?igsh=cHdkeGVoM2tldXV3YouTube — https://youtube.com/@walkworthy-ministry?si=zG-fa7ENsfvXc_k3TikTok — https://www.tiktok.com/@walkworthyministry?_t=ZP-8ymyTw7xVKp&_r=1Visit the website — https://walkworthypodcast.com

Too often, culture equates meekness with weakness, leaving many men unsure of who they are or how to lead. But Scripture reframes meekness as strength under control—a quality that cultivates resilience, courage, and stability. In this conversation, Joshua Broome and Ryan Miller—host of the Jesus People podcast—explore how Christian men can embody strength that is both emotionally healthy and spiritually grounded. They address: • The biblical meaning of meekness and why it matters for mental health • The current crisis of masculinity and the anxiety it produces • How social media is reshaping young men’s identity and self-worth • Practical ways to overcome fear, insecurity, and shame • Stepping into God’s calling with confidence and emotional maturity This episode is a thoughtful call for men to move beyond cultural stereotypes and discover wholeness in Christ—where faith, mental health, and true strength meet.Subscribe now so you don’t miss future episodes, and join us as we take a stand for sexual integrity and spiritual wholeness—one step at a time.Follow us on social media! Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/walkworthy_ministry?igsh=cHdkeGVoM2tldXV3YouTube — https://youtube.com/@walkworthy-ministry?si=zG-fa7ENsfvXc_k3TikTok — https://www.tiktok.com/@walkworthyministry?_t=ZP-8ymyTw7xVKp&_r=1Visit the website — https://walkworthypodcast.com

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.Subscribe now so you don’t miss future episodes, and join us as we take a stand for sexual integrity and spiritual wholeness—one step at a time.Follow us on social media! Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/walkworthy_ministry?igsh=cHdkeGVoM2tldXV3YouTube — https://youtube.com/@walkworthy-ministry?si=zG-fa7ENsfvXc_k3TikTok — https://www.tiktok.com/@walkworthyministry?_t=ZP-8ymyTw7xVKp&_r=1Visit the website — https://walkworthypodcast.com

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.Subscribe now so you don’t miss future episodes, and join us as we take a stand for sexual integrity and spiritual wholeness—one step at a time.Follow us on social media! Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/walkworthy_ministry?igsh=cHdkeGVoM2tldXV3YouTube — https://youtube.com/@walkworthy-ministry?si=zG-fa7ENsfvXc_k3TikTok — https://www.tiktok.com/@walkworthyministry?_t=ZP-8ymyTw7xVKp&_r=1Visit the website — https://walkworthypodcast.com