Built 4 More
Built 4 More
Podcast Description
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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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on topics such as personal growth, resilience, leadership principles, and the role of faith in success. Episodes discuss themes like mental toughness illustrated through specific athlete stories, the impact of faith on leadership journeys, and the mindset required to overcome life challenges, drawing listeners into engaging narratives that inspire personal action.
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.
In this episode, we sit down with Rebecca Maxwell for a powerful conversation on Jesus and mental health and why real growth requires both faith and intentional healing.
Rebecca shares what led her into ministry and family therapy, how God shaped her calling, and the role she played in building The Church of Eleven22 Kids Ministry. We talk about why Christian therapy, rooted in a biblical worldview, helps people develop the tools needed to grow, lead, and live with purpose, not just cope.
This conversation challenges the fear around therapy and reframes it as a process of transformation. We explore why healing often requires going back to the past in order to move forward, how identity and worth must be rooted in Christ rather than performance, and why continued growth and change are essential to a healthy life of faith.
Rebecca also explains how the 12 steps of AA apply to every person, not just those in recovery, and how they point us toward freedom, joy, and dependence on Christ instead of circumstances or people.
If your life feels overly shaped by outcomes, expectations, or other people, this episode is an invitation to step into lasting transformation spiritually, mentally, and emotionally.
Jesus and Your Mental Health (Book) – https://www.jesusandyourmentalhealth.com/
Jesus and Your Mental Health Sermon: https://youtu.be/6hoeY8Nn34E
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