What’s wrong with Christian men? In this powerful For The Record Husband Edition livestream, Sterling Record is joined by Imrhan Kirnon, Ben Mundeke, and Quason Matthews for a raw, unfiltered conversation about manhood, marriage, faith, and accountability.

With 70% of the For The Record audience being single women, many ask: “What’s wrong with the men?” This episode dives into that question head-on.

We talk about:

• The challenges Christian men face in marriage and singleness

• The role of husbands as leaders, protectors, and providers

• How pride, lack of accountability, and immaturity affect Christian men today

• Healing from “father wounds” and “mother wounds” before marriage

• Practical wisdom on communication, temptation, lust, and staying faithful

• What we wish we knew as single men before becoming husbands

💡 Expect transparency, honesty, and biblical wisdom as these husbands share their journeys and challenge men and women alike to rise higher.

Whether you’re single, married, or just curious about relationships and faith, this conversation will bring hope, clarity, and practical guidance for navigating love and marriage God’s way.

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In this candid and vulnerable conversation, Mr. and Mrs. Record tackle the theme of facing your demons — from unhealthy internal voices to toxic relationships, unhealed traumas, and the power of self-awareness.

They share personal stories of breaking cycles, setting boundaries, and confronting the hard truths about themselves and others. Whether it’s navigating marriage challenges, managing friendships, or learning when to let go, this episode is packed with honesty, humour, and practical wisdom for anyone ready to grow.

Key Talking Points:

Why a healthy internal voice is critical for emotional well-being.

How self-awareness transforms relationships, careers, and decision-making.

The trap of helping others at the expense of your own mental health.

Signs you’ve chosen people or environments based on a broken self-image.

How to discern covenant relationships from seasonal ones.

The danger of seeking approval — from people or from God — through over-serving.

Why knowing the condition of your heart is essential before giving advice.

Most people think becoming a Christian automatically breaks every generational curse. But what if the patterns in your bloodline are deeper than you realise… and prayer alone isn't enough?

In this raw and honest episode of For The Record, we dive into the truth about generational curses — the ones that show up in marriages, parenting, money, mindsets, and even ministry.

We discuss how trauma, pride, culture, and disobedience often reinforce the very patterns we pray to escape. @sterlingrecord and @HayleyMulendax explore their own experiences confronting inherited dysfunction and choosing to break cycles that were normalised in their families.

They also discuss the biblical mandate to be the one who rises, even when it costs you comfort, acceptance, and tradition.

Whether you're the first to get married, the first to build wealth, or the first to prioritise emotional health and obedience to God — this episode will speak to the burden and the blessing of being the curse breaker in your family.

In this episode, we talk about:

• Why generational curses still affect Christians
• The lie that prayer alone will fix everything
• How repeated patterns in families are often spiritual and emotional
• The connection between trauma and generational cycles
• Why obedience, accountability, and therapy are needed to fully break the curse
• How parenting, presence, and identity are shaped by what you don’t heal
• The cost of being the first one to walk in freedom

f you’ve ever said: - “Why does this always happen in my family?” - “I’m scared my marriage will end like my parents’ did.” - “This is just who I am…”

This episode is your wake-up call. Jesus gave you authority, but it’s up to you to apply it. This is what most people never talk about — until now.