Built 4 More

Webb Simpson has seen it all, major wins, career pressure, losses & stress, but what grounds him isn’t golf. Webb gets real about what it looks like to live a life built on faith, not fame. "I can’t imagine doing this without knowing I’m loved by Jesus."He opens up about parenting, the shifting landscape of professional golf, and how the hardest moments often bring the deepest growth. Whether you've found your faith early or you’re still figuring it out, Webb’s story will hit home.

Justin James won the World Long Drive Championship with a 435-yard shot and thought everything would change. But when the phone didn’t ring and the spotlight faded, he was left asking: Is this really it?In this episode of the Built 4 More Podcast, Justin opens up about chasing titles, carrying pressure, and learning that identity isn’t found in winning.This isn’t just a story about golf. It’s about what happens when you stop chasing approval and start living like everything has already been taken care of.

Patric Young had the kind of career most athletes dream of, Florida Gator standout, pro ball, a future in the game.Then everything changed.In this episode, Patric sits down with us to talk about growing up in basketball, what Florida meant to him, and how a single moment forced him to see life through a completely different lens.He opens up about identity, surrender, and how faith has carried him through the hardest season of his life.And through it all, he’ still leading, and still saying, “God’s got this.”This conversation is real, honest, and one we’re proud to share.

This episode isn’t about stats or highlight reels. It’s about what happens when your dream costs you more than you expected. When the pressure to perform replaces your identity. In this episode of the Built 4 More Podcast, Super Bowl champion and 10-year NFL veteran Josh Wells joins Denny Thompson and Pastor Joby Martin for a powerful conversation about faith, identity, and resilience.Josh shares what it was like going undrafted, fighting year after year to stay in the league, and the moment he gave his life to Christ, only to suffer a major injury the next day. He talks candidly about pain, doubt, and the long process of becoming a man grounded in something greater than football.If you’ve ever wondered what’s on the other side of disappointment… if you’ve ever questioned your calling or felt crushed by the weight of your own goals… this episode will speak directly to you.

Jeff Kopp thought he had it all mapped out. Play in the NFL, retire, and move on. But God had a different plan.Jeff sits down with Denny Thompson and Pastor Joby Martin to walk through his story: from linebacker in the NFL to leading a prison ministry, becoming a pastor, and now serving as a detective in the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office gang unit.He opens up about getting cut from the league, wrestling with identity, and learning how to trust God’s direction even when the next step didn’t make sense. What started as disappointment became calling. What looked like failure became faith in action. Jeff’s story is raw, real, and full of reminders that God’s plan often takes us where we never expected.If you’ve ever faced a season of transition, or wondered if God could still use your story, this episode will challenge and encourage you. This is a conversation about leadership, service, and faith when the road ahead is unclear.

Carson Beck opens up for the first time since his season-ending injury and transferring from Georgia to Miami.The former Georgia quarterback reflects on his time leading one of college football’s most dominant programs. He talks about the challenges of stepping into a high-pressure role, what it was like navigating the highs and lows of the season, and how his injury forced him to reset both physically and mentally.Now at Miami, Carson shares his mindset heading into this next chapter, the lessons he’s taking with him, and what drives him as a leader on and off the field.This episode dives into the real side of college football, the decisions, the pressure, the growth, and the work that happens when no one’s watching.

We’re sitting down with Chicago Bears quarterback Austin Reed to talk about what it’s really like coming from the underdog position filled with setbacks, pressure, and trusting God even when the path doesn’t make sense.Austin opens up about being overlooked early in his career, fighting for a shot at college football, and stepping into the unknown on draft day. He shares the emotions, doubts, and mental battles that come with chasing something bigger than yourself and how faith and family have been the foundation through it all.This conversation is about more than football. It’s about staying true to who you are when everything around you pushes you to change. It’s about leadership that looks more like service than spotlight. It’s about realizing that real growth doesn’t happen when everything is easy but when you’re willing to get uncomfortable and trust the process.Austin also shares how marriage and community have helped keep him grounded, why setbacks have taught him more than success ever could, and what it means to find your identity beyond the game.

From Michigan State to Auburn, Payton Thorne’s journey has been anything but easy. He’s led two major programs, faced the highs and lows of big-time college football, and now he’s stepping into a whole new challenge, the NFL Draft process.In this episode of Built 4 More, Payton opens up about how the rise of NIL has changed college football, what it’s like handling the pressure of big expectations, and how faith and family have kept him grounded through it all.He also shares how playing multiple sports growing up shaped the way he competes today, the lessons he’s carried with him from each chapter of his life, and why staying true to who you are matters most when everything around you keeps shifting.This conversation goes beyond football. It’s about trusting God’s plan, staying steady through the unknown, and focusing on the things that actually last when everything else moves fast.

From Gainesville to the NFL, Anthony Richardson’s journey has been defined by resilience, faith, and an unwavering commitment to being the best version of himself. After leading the Florida Gators and being selected 4th overall in the 2023 NFL Draft, he stepped into the league with immense expectations. But his story goes beyond football.In this episode, Anthony shares what it takes to overcome adversity, handle outside pressure, stay authentic, and lead with faith. He opens up about the challenges of stepping into a NFL quarterback role, the lessons he’s learned through injuries and setbacks, and how trusting God’s plan keeps him grounded.Anthony’s drive isn’t just about winning—it’s about being a leader, inspiring others, and using his platform for something bigger than himself. This is an inside look at what fuels one of the most exciting young quarterbacks in the NFL.

Brock Purdy’s story isn’t just about football - it’s about faith, patience, and wisdom beyond his years. Brock was overlooked in his college recruitment, drafted last in 2022 as "Mr. Irrelevant," and he was never expected to lead an NFL team. But when his moment came he stepped in with confidence, composure, and unwavering faith, proving that leadership isn’t about status—it’s about who you are when the pressure is on.Now, after leading the San Francisco 49ers to a Super Bowl, Brock continues to inspire both on and off the field. In this conversation, Denny Thompson and Pastor Joby Martin dive deep with Brock on what it means to lead with faith, handle adversity, and trust God’s timing—even when things don’t go as planned.Brock shares how he stays grounded, the wisdom he’s gained through challenges, and why faith has been his anchor in football and in life. He leads his team not just with skill, but with a deep sense of purpose, humility, and belief that God’s plan is bigger than any moment.If you love football, faith, and stories of patience, perseverance, and purpose, this episode is for you.