Episode 10 is the episode everything has been leading toward.

Because underneath every hidden battle… every pattern… every lie… every fear… there is one question most men carry and almost never say out loud:

What happens when the worst thing finally happens?

What happens when the thing you prayed would never come… comes anyway?

Can a man survive the thing that should have destroyed him?

In this deeply personal episode of Resurrection Kings, Mike Martens opens the door to the deepest wound of his life: the loss of his son, Aidan Martens.

But this is not a story about tragedy.

It is a story about what happened when everything collapsed… and God still showed up.

Inside this episode:

• Why pain is not proof that God has abandoned you
• The truth about control, strength, grief, and what happens when they all fall apart
• Why some things cannot be survived by being strong—but only by surrender
• What resurrection really means when a dream, a relationship, or a piece of yourself feels dead
• How God meets a man not after he has fixed himself… but right in the middle of the wreckage
• Why your story may not be over, even if it feels like everything has ended

This episode is not about explaining suffering.

It is about discovering that God is still present inside it.

Anchored in the promise of Bible, Mike shares the place where resurrection became real—not because the pain disappeared, but because God brought life into the place that looked dead.

If you have ever wondered whether you can survive what you are carrying…

If you have ever felt abandoned, broken, numb, or beyond repair…

Listen to this episode.

Because maybe the grave is not the end of your story either.

There comes a point where more insight is no longer the answer.

You already know what needs to change.

You already see the patterns, the distractions, the lies, the habits that keep pulling you back.

The real question becomes:

Who are you going to practice being?

In Episode 9 of Resurrection Kings, Mike Martens explores the quiet, daily work that changes a man—not through one breakthrough moment, but through the small choices repeated over time.

This episode is for the man who wants a different life, but is beginning to realize that a different life requires a different day.

Inside this episode:

• Why your life is shaped more by what you repeat than by what you intend
• The truth about confidence, peace, trust, and why they come after the work—not before it
• Why most men stay stuck waiting to feel different instead of practicing being different
• The power of small daily decisions: the thoughts you allow, the promises you keep, the patterns you interrupt
• Why real change is usually invisible at first—and why that does not mean it is not happening
• How to stop drifting into the same life and begin building the one you were meant for

Mike shares why the work that matters most is often the work no one sees:

The walk you still take.

The phone you leave in the other room.

The truth you tell.

The thought you refuse to follow.

The decision to get up again.

Because every day, whether you realize it or not, you are casting a vote for the man you are becoming.

And one day, you will look back and realize:

You did not change because of one moment.

You changed because of the quiet work.

The daily work.

The work that changes a man.