On February 8th, students at Asbury University met for weekly chapel. After a week, it is still going. What is the Asbury Revival, and how should we respond? Man in the Mirror reflects on the history of US revivals and offers insights into present events.
Healthy and growing church men’s groups are built on honesty and transparency. However, do men feel safe being fully themselves there? Here is what actor Shia LaBeouf showed me about transparency and the church.
Of Boys and Men, by Richard V. Reeves, is one of the most buzzworthy books in the current conversation on the state of men. This week, we’re sharing a book review produced by our research intern, Louis Schieferdecker, published here in its entirety.
Do you have strong convictions? Are you willing to “go along to get along,” or are there hills you would die on? What about your opinions? Are they subject to change with new information, or resolute even in the face of evidence to the contrary?
Too many people are white-knuckling it on their own, including many of the men God has placed in your path. This week, we’re showing you how to use an outreach tool that’s accessible for any man who needs to see how a real God impacts his real life.
QuadSquad, as we call ourselves, is a group of men born out of shared life circumstances and common needs. Chief among those needs? Help sustaining deep friendships. Here are four keys to building brotherhood that we’re trying out, and you can, too!
This week, we’re sharing tips on how to open the door to better conversations with other men, even when you feel awkward or unsure. Why does it matter? They’re the building blocks of better friendships that make us stronger, happier, and more like Christ.
Male friendships with depth and richness are powerful. We see it in the gospels, in Acts, and in the transformation stories we hear every day. Yet, too few of us have that kind of friendship ourselves. Here’s the key to unlocking better male friendships.
Thomas Fuller wrote, “The darkness is at its deepest just before the sunrise.” Statistically, it’s hard to argue that it’s been a long, dark night for the American church. But we believe we’re on the cusp of a new day, and every one of us has a role to play.
Christmas is often a time when the festivity of the season stands in stark contrast to the way we may be feeling. Imagine how Joseph felt! A pregnant fiancée and a long road trip, only to find no place to stay. But God is faithful—to Joseph and to us.
Across time zones, languages, and cultures, men with the same core needs and desires are being transformed by the same God. Robert Lim shares from Malaysia the exciting ministry that is taking place in Asia—and how you can be a part of it.
Many of the men not in church aren’t so much angry at the church as they are apathetic. It doesn’t feel relevant to their lives. If we want to be engaged in making new disciples, we have to overcome that apathy by prioritizing this deeply felt need.
Since 1986, Man in the Mirror has worked with more than 35,000 churches and millions of men with the goal of seeing every man reflect honestly, pursue God wholeheartedly, and live vibrantly. To this end, we equip Christian men around the world to engage in meaningful relationships that change lives and build the kingdom of God.
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