ANVILS
OVER
HAMMERS
The Podcast & App for Men
Seeking Godly Contentment
Launching Spring 2025
About the Podcast
In a world that constantly tells us we need to make more, consume more, and achieve more, how do we find true satisfaction?
Anvils Over Hammers explores the biblical wisdom of finding peace, joy, and fulfillment in Christ alone – no matter our circumstances. Each episode unpacks Scripture, shares real-life testimonies and experiences, and offers practical insights and directed prayer on cultivating a heart of gratitude and trust in God. Whether you are struggling with restlessness, financial worries, strife, or comparison, this podcast will encourage you to embrace God’s perfect provision.
Join us each week as we journey toward a life of lasting biblical contentment. Join our communication list and begin discovering the joy of ENOUGH!
“But godliness with contentment is great gain, for we brought nothing into this world, and we cannot take anything out of the world.”
About the App
Forge Lasting Biblical Contentment
Discover the ultimate tool for men needing the optimum secret weapon in spiritual warfare: biblical contentment. This app empowers men to build habits that strengthen their faith and train them to go on offense against potential spiritual attacks.
Key Features
Habit Tracker: Stay consistent with 10 biblical habits that lead to a gratifying Christ-centered life.
Progress Monitor: Track your growth and see how far you’ve come on your spiritual journey.
Reflection Journal: Dive deeper into your faith by reflecting on daily triumphs and lessons.
Why Choose This App?
Spiritual warfare is real, but you don’t have to face it unarmed. This app equips you with time-tested practices inspired by 2,000 years of biblical wisdom. Make it harder for the Enemy to gain a foothold in your life and embrace the peace derived from the true satisfaction that comes from Christ alone.
Ready to transform your spiritual life?
Sign up and be among the first to know when the app is launched and take the first step toward biblical contentment and victory in your walk with Christ.
“I know how to be brought low, and I know how to abound. In any and every circumstance, I have learned the secret of facing plenty and hunger, abundance and need. I can do all things through him who strengthens me.”
Philippians 4:12-13
David “Coach” Nelson
David Nelson loved to coach the “X‘s and O‘s” of American football, but even more than that, he desired to coach the hearts and souls of young men. Even after winning a Texas state championship in 2016, he was quoted as saying that he would not know for another 10 or 15 years if the season was successful until he sees what kind of husbands, fathers, and men his players will become.
To Coach Nelson, football was a ministry, and he was always looking for ways to give his program an edge over his competition so he can increase his global impact by coaching more young men in the way of the Lord. Coach Nelson‘s philosophy of “how you do anything is how you do everything” proved to be true because he now uses his coaching ability to serve as a men‘s pastor, Bible professor, and app developer/podcaster for men’s discipleship.
When Coach Nelson isn’t leading men, he can be seen dancing with Tamara, his wife of 28 years, being a “girl-dad” to his four daughters, working out, hunting, or soaking up God’s love in nature.
Alonso Blanchet
Alonso is a pastor in Tomball, Texas. He has participated in pastoral roles in the Church for the last ten years and over the last two years has fully embraced the journey to Biblical contentment.
He seeks to always lead with grit, conviction, and an unwavering commitment to biblical masculinity. A husband and father of two daughters, he understands the weight of responsibility that comes with being a man of God.
Passionate about discipling men, he challenges them to lead themselves and those around them with strength, integrity, and most of all, allegiance to King Jesus.
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“The anvil breaks a legion of hammers –by quietly bearing their blows.”
~ Charles Spurgeon
