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by Denny Thompson and Joby Martin
Built 4 More is where high performance, leadership, and faith collide. Hosted by Denny Thompson, the renowned quarterback trainer behind some of the nation’s top talent, and Pastor Joby Martin, founder of The Church of Eleven22, this podcast is for those who refuse to settle. Through conversations with elite performers and industry leaders, Built 4 More unpacks the mindset, discipline, and faith-driven principles that fuel success. This podcast is designed for those who refuse to settle and are built for something bigger.
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Pastor Joby Martin and Denny Thompson sit down with Jacksonville Jaguars head coach Liam Coen on this week's episode of Built 4 More. Liam was a four-year starting quarterback at UMass where he still holds multiple school passing records. He spent nearly a decade grinding through small Northeast programs Brown, Rhode Island, and Maine, writing handwritten letters and knocking on every NFL door he could find, until one relationship finally got him in with Sean McVay and the Rams. A few years later he's the head coach of the Jacksonville Jaguars, and in year one he took a franchise that had been going nowhere and led it to 13 wins and a division championship.But long before any of that, Liam walked through the hardest thing of his life. He opens up about losing his mother, Beth after a four year battle with Lyme disease while he was in college and his dad was in the hospital. He talks honestly about burying that grief for a decade, the way it eventually crept up and started to eat at him, the mental health toll of pretending he was fine, and how a real relationship with Jesus finally brought him grace, forgiveness, and healing.Joby, Denny, and Liam talk about authenticity and why players "sniff out a fraud" instantly, the permission to fail that unlocked Trevor Lawrence, why he deleted all of his social media, the difference between a hero and a warrior, why "balance doesn't exist," what Travis Hunter really brings to the locker room, and what it looks like to stop trying to be someone else and become who God actually made you.👍 If you enjoyed this episode, don't forget to Like, Subscribe, and turn on notifications so you never miss a new episode of Built 4 More.🎙️ Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/built-4-more/id1797411058🎧 Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/00qd9DnMZJCGPUQbcNJmH1?si=d683e01fdefb4329FOLLOW BUILT 4 MORE:🌐 Website: https://built4morepod.com/📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/built4morepod/👍 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/built4morepod🎵 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@built4morepod🎥 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@built4morepodChapters:00:00 – Meet Coach Liam Coen04:36 – Why He Fell in Love With Jacksonville07:11 – How He Turned the Jaguars Around09:48 – Did He Know Trevor Could Be This?10:19 – Watching Trevor Lawrence as a Freshman13:17 – "Go Be You": Unlocking Trevor15:28 – The Permission to Fail18:21 – Why He Stopped Trying to Be Other Coaches20:17 – The Houston Collapse21:12 – Hero vs. Warrior: The Meeting That Turned the Season24:59 – The Youngest Staff in NFL History27:24 – "Do I Belong Here?"30:25 – The Night He Knew He Belonged32:39 – What Sean McVay Taught Him About People33:32 – Tony Boselli and the Standard35:18 – The Travis Hunter Trade35:44 – The Real Travis Hunter39:34 – From UMass QB to NFL Head Coach40:38 – How He Went From Maine to the Rams46:37 – "We'll Play Anybody, Anywhere, Anytime"49:22 – The Pressure of High Expectations51:56 – Losing His Mom55:07 – The Trauma He Buried for 10 Years55:50 – How Faith Brought Him Grace and Forgiveness59:05 – The Cleats and the Holy Spirit1:00:38 – The Myth of "There"1:01:28 – The Question That Made Him Quit Social Media1:03:26 – Why Balance Doesn't Exist1:05:48 – Family Days and Putting People First1:08:22 – Why He's Grateful to Coach in Jacksonville#Built4More #LiamCoen #Jaguars #NFL #ChristianPodcast #Faith #Testimony
Pastor Joby Martin and Denny Thompson sit down with Pro Football Hall of Famer Tony Boselli on this week's episode of Built 4 More. Tony was one of the most dominant left tackles to ever play the game. The first draft pick in Jacksonville Jaguars history, the best in the world at what he did. Then, at thirty years old and at the top of his game, a shoulder injury ended all of it. In an instant, the one thing he was great at was gone, and Tony was left away from everyone he knew, depressed, angry at God, and asking the question that leveled him: who am I without football?Tony shares what those years actually did to him. Being told his shoulder would never work again at the peak of his career. Lying in bed as a grown man wondering where God's protection went. The morning he realized four little kids and a wife were watching to see what kind of man he would be. And the thought that finally broke it open, if God had told him at eighteen that he would get USC, the NFL, a Hall of Fame career, and then have it all taken at thirty, would he still have said yes?Joby, Denny, and Tony talk about identity, the battle with control, why success never actually tells you who you are, learning to count it all joy in the middle of suffering, and the Bible study that started with a handful of Jaguars players in 1996 and grew into a church. Tony also opens up about his role as Executive Vice President of Football Operations, why his entire job comes down to one sentence, making other people successful, and what it really looks like to finally stop trying to be God.If you have ever built your whole identity on the thing you are best at, this conversation is for you.🎙️ Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/built-4-more/id1797411058🎧 Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/00qd9DnMZJCGPUQbcNJmH1?si=d683e01fdefb4329FOLLOW BUILT 4 MORE:🌐 Website: https://built4morepod.com/📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/built4morepod/👍 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/built4morepod🎵 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@built4morepod🎥 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@built4morepodChapters:00:00 – Meet Tony Boselli02:22 – Three Strangers, One Standard04:15 – You Can Be Talented and Still Get Cut07:10 – Why Shad Khan Hired Us08:18 – The Executive Assistant Who Became a GM11:32 – "My Only Job Is to Make Them Successful"12:16 – Humility Is a Posture, Not a Personality14:29 – One Ego Can Burn the Whole Thing Down15:53 – The Houston Game and the Ghost of "Old Jacksonville"21:09 – The Meeting That Turned the Season21:57 – Eight Straight Wins and a New Offense26:24 – The Offensive Line Is a Picture of the Gospel31:33 – What Tom Coughlin Taught Him39:32 – "We Get Paid More Than We Deserve"41:53 – The Injury That Ended His Career43:19 – His Wife Became His Rock46:08 – The Thing You're Stressed About Was Once Your Prayer48:16 – Trying to Be God Will Wreck You50:18 – Consider It Pure Joy52:07 – Learning to Enjoy the Suffering59:53 – "I'd Be Lying If I Said I Don't Like Being a Hall of Famer"1:00:17 – What He Values More Than the Gold Jacket1:03:05 – The Bible Study That Became a Church1:13:34 – "Dad, I Got Saved"1:20:00 – Why Broadcasting Left Him Empty1:25:44 – David in the Pasture: Preparation, Not Punishment1:31:47 – "The More My Guys Are With You, the Less Likely They Are to Go to Jail"1:35:29 – Crisis Is a Terrible Calendar1:37:36 – We've Never Been Their Age in This Age1:44:32 – Why the Draft Is the Most Misunderstood Event in Sports1:54:30 – The Man Behind the Hall of Famer
Pastor Joby Martin and Denny Thompson sit down with Super Bowl champion and former NFL punter Steve Weatherford on this week's episode of Built 4 More.Steve spent ten years in the NFL, won a Super Bowl, made the cover of Men's Health, and became known as the fittest man in professional football. From the outside, he had everything. On the inside, he was addicted to pain pills, trapped in pornography, and standing at a window at two in the morning after the biggest win of his life wondering why he felt nothing at all.Steve shares the story he rarely tells. Being cut in a locker room at twenty five years old and having to ask the groundskeeper for a ride. Hearing a street preacher through a hotel window seventeen floors up saying the exact words he needed. Being abused as a child by a Christian teacher and spending the next twenty four years trying to prove he was enough. And the night in a circus tent in the desert when everything finally broke open.Joby, Denny, and Steve talk about identity, addiction, the lie that achievement will finally fill the hole, confession and healing in marriage, why encouragement makes you a leader, and what it actually looks like to be transformed instead of just informed.If you have ever chased something believing it would finally make you enough, this conversation is for you.👍 If you enjoyed this episode, don't forget to Like, Subscribe, and turn on notifications so you never miss a new episode of Built 4 More.🎙️ Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/built-4-more/id1797411058🎧 Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/00qd9DnMZJCGPUQbcNJmH1?si=d683e01fdefb4329FOLLOW BUILT 4 MORE:🌐 Website: https://built4morepod.com (https://built4morepod.com/)📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/built4morepod/👍 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/built4morepod🎵 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@built4morepod🎥 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@built4morepodChapters:00:00 – Meet Steve Weatherford01:20 – Cut in the Locker Room04:50 – The Street Preacher Outside the Window07:10 – Jacksonville and the Jeep on Beach Boulevard12:50 – Ten Years in the NFL as an Undrafted Free Agent13:10 – "Winning the Super Bowl Was the Most Depressing Night of My Life"15:15 – The Goals He Wrote Down at Fourteen15:20 – The Abuse That Made Him Question If God Was Real16:35 – The Night He Won It All and Felt Nothing17:25 – The Greyhound and the Fake Rabbit22:30 – Pills, Porn, and the Life Nobody Saw24:20 – Leaving His Wife and Kids25:05 – Walking Into Church for the First Time in Twenty Years28:00 – The Burden Board29:10 – The Man Who Led Him to Christ at Eleven32:25 – His Son Gives His Life to Jesus36:00 – The Deceitfulness of Sin41:30 – From Competition to Completion48:40 – Working For Victory vs From Victory55:35 – Fighting the Devil in the Dark57:45 – Confession, Marriage, and Healing1:02:00 – Why Discipline Could Not Save Him1:05:20 – Identity Comes First1:13:30 – The Game Film in Heaven1:26:35 – What Surprises Him Now1:32:45 – Change Your Inputs1:40:30 – Get in the Dust of the Right Men1:44:40 – "I Got This" Is the Most Dangerous Thing a Man Can Say#Built4More #SteveWeatherford #ChristianPodcast #Faith #Identity #Purpose #Addiction #Testimony #NFL
Pastor Joby Martin and Denny Thompson sit down with actor, filmmaker, and former police officer Jim Klock on this week's episode of Built 4 More.Before Jim ever stepped onto a Hollywood set, he spent a decade serving as a police officer and undercover narcotics detective. He loved the job, but God began calling him somewhere he never expected. What followed was a journey of faith that took him from the streets of Virginia to some of the biggest productions in Hollywood.Jim shares how a late-night security shift led him to Christ, why he walked away from a career he loved, and how God opened doors that eventually led him to work alongside some of the biggest names in the film industry. But more than anything, this conversation is about learning to trust God's calling, choosing humility over recognition, and using every opportunity to encourage the people around you.Joby, Denny, and Jim discuss the difference between passion and purpose, what it's really like to be a Christian in Hollywood, the danger of pride, why encouragement matters, leadership, identity, and what success actually looks like when your life is centered on Christ.If you've ever wrestled with stepping into God's calling or wondered if He's asking you to leave what's comfortable for something greater, this conversation is for you.👍 If you enjoyed this episode, don't forget to Like, Subscribe, and turn on notifications so you never miss a new episode of Built 4 More.🎙️ Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/built-4-more/id1797411058\🎧 Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/00qd9DnMZJCGPUQbcNJmH1?si=d683e01fdefb4329FOLLOW BUILT 4 MORE:🌐 Website: https://built4morepod.com📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/built4morepod/👍 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/built4morepod🎵 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@built4morepod🎥 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@built4morepodChapters:00:00 – Meet Jim Klock01:25 – From Drama Student to Police Officer04:25 – The Night Jim Gave His Life to Christ07:55 – Undercover Narcotics & Finding His Calling11:45 – Leaving the Career He Loved16:20 – Passion vs. God's Assignment22:45 – Faith Requires Action27:30 – From Cop to Hollywood33:45 – Is Hollywood Really Anti-Christian?39:15 – Keanu Reeves & Humility43:00 – The Power of Encouragement47:00 – Sharing Your Faith in Hollywood50:00 – Changing Hollywood's Culture56:30 – Success, Identity & Purpose1:07:10 – Playing Villains Without Losing Yourself1:12:00 – Giving People More Grace1:17:00 – Transactional vs. Transformational Leadership1:24:00 – Fame, Validation & Identity1:29:45 – What Success Really Looks Like1:38:00 – The Roles That Changed Jim's Life1:49:50 – Building Healthy Culture on Set1:57:00 – Leadership, Teamwork & Hollywood2:02:45 – The Film That Meant the Most2:05:20 – Final Thoughts#Built4More #JimKlock #ChristianPodcast #Faith #Purpose #Calling #Hollywood #Leadership #Testimony
Pastor Joby Martin and Denny Thompson sit down with Green Beret John Wayne Walding on this week's episode of Built 4 More. Born on the Fourth of July and named after the Western legend, John Wayne Walding lost his right leg in the Battle of Shok Valley, one of the most intense firefights since Vietnam. He tied it off with a tourniquet and kept fighting for hours until every one of his brothers made it off the mountain alive.But the war was only the beginning. John woke up the next morning with one leg and a choice: be a victim or be a victor. He chose to never quit. He ran the Boston Marathon on a hand cycle, became the first amputee to requalify as a Green Beret sniper, got 14 years sober, and surrendered his life to Christ. In this conversation he shares the warrior mindset that carried him off that mountain and now drives his faith, and the conviction he lives by every single day: I owe it to the fallen to live well.This is a raw and powerful conversation about courage, identity, and what it actually costs to be free. Joby, Denny, and John Wayne dig into the true story of the Battle of Shok Valley, the faith of America's founders 250 years after the Revolution, why God never calls anyone to easy, why struggle is good, spiritual warfare and the tactics of the enemy, and the difference between earning grace and walking worthy of it. If you have ever felt like your hardest season was the end of your story, this one is for you.
This week on Built 4 More, Pastor Joby Martin and Denny Thompson sit down alone. Just the two of them answering listener questions.They open on what may be the most common question in the inbox. What do you do after baptism when you find yourself back in the same sin you thought you left behind. Joby walks through the difference between conviction and condemnation, the three tenses of salvation, and why the instinct to clean yourself up before coming back to God is the exact opposite of what God actually wants from you.The conversation moves through some of the heaviest questions you have asked. Discerning God's calling on your life versus your own ambition. Carrying the burden of leading a family when the world feels heavier than it used to. Supporting a husband struggling with his identity. Loving a family member fighting suicidal thoughts. Raising an athlete without putting a weight on them they were never meant to carry. Talking to the friend who says they want to believe but cannot get there. What it actually looks like to tithe when every dollar feels accounted for.
Pastor Joby Martin and Denny Thompson sit down with Josh Turner on this week's episode of Built 4 More. Josh is a pastor, the founder of the 10:10 Project, and the father of Riley, a 19-year-old with a rare genetic disorder who has had 33 surgeries, sleeps on a ventilator, and just graduated high school.When Riley was born, three doctors walked into the hospital room and told Josh and his wife Becca she would live a year and they would have to decide when to let her go. Riley is now 19, preaches across the country, and one day told her dad to stop praying for her healing because God made her this way on purpose.In this conversation, Josh opens up about walking through suffering publicly, why he stopped asking God why, what NT Wright told him that changed everything, and the morning he lost a friend in ministry that led him to start the 10:10 Project. Joby and Denny dig into burnout, why 42 percent of pastors want to leave the ministry, the danger of success, and what it actually looks like to build rhythms that keep you healthy for the long haul.This is one of the most honest conversations we've had on Built 4 More about suffering, faith, and what God does when you can't figure out why.Learn more about the 10:10 Project: 1010project.com
Pastor Joby Martin and Denny Thompson sit down with Ruslan KD on this week's episode of Built 4 More. Ruslan came to America as an Armenian refugee, found Jesus in Southern California, and built one of the most recognizable voices covering Christian content. He started as a rapper, became a commentator, wrote a book on godly ambition, and now hosts the Bless God conference.This conversation is about what happens when the algorithm starts doing the job the local church was meant to do. Ruslan gets honest about his own turn away from the tear down content that built his platform, why the stuff that goes viral is often the worst thing for your soul, and why nobody actually gets discipled through a screen. From there the three of them dig into godly ambition versus selfish ambition, why contentment is the launchpad and not the finish line, what it looks like to love God with your body and not just your mind, and how wisdom usually shows up as restraint when the whole culture is begging you to react.It is one of the more layered conversations we have had on the show, and it will make you rethink the content you consume and the life you are actually building.
Built 4 More is where high performance, leadership, and faith collide. Hosted by Denny Thompson, the renowned quarterback trainer behind some of the nation’s top talent, and Pastor Joby Martin, founder of The Church of Eleven22, this podcast is for those who refuse to settle. Through conversations with elite performers and industry leaders, Built 4 More unpacks the mindset, discipline, and faith-driven principles that fuel success. This podcast is designed for those who refuse to settle and are built for something bigger.
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