It’s clear Jesus believed Satan to be a real being—not a social construct or symbolic figure, but a true entity. How much power does he have though? What does the voice of the devil sounds like in your head? And how can you silence him?
In Paul’s lament, “What I want to do I do not do, but what I hate I do,” we all recognize our own struggle. No one is deaf to the voice of the flesh! Its sinful cravings are limitless, but leaders are especially vulnerable to one…
Are you frustrated with your life? Ashamed of what you haven’t accomplished? The voice of the world is constantly telling you what your values should be, what can make you happy, and why you don’t measure up. But is there a better way?
Are you tired of feeling overwhelmed or confused? Do you long for peace of mind? In Part 1 of this series, Patrick Morley introduces the four voices competing to shape what you do, say, and feel—and one way you can help guard your heart.
God’s plan is for every follower of Christ to have a personal ministry, or “good works” that He has prepared for us to do. Most Christian men I’ve met have it in their hearts to serve God. They just need someone to show them HOW.
Jesus came to usher in a kingdom, not a culture. But what should we do when the culture we find ourselves in clashes with our Christian values? When it comes to the so-called “culture war,” what is the battle plan?
If you want to know how to start men’s ministry, this is for you! Based on our experience with thousands of churches, here are 5 steps to start—or restart—your men’s discipleship program out on the right foot and get guys moving.
Are you paying for your father’s sins? Will your children have to pay for your sins? Here’s what the Bible has to say about the subject, along with five applications for discipling men.
When you consider the events surrounding Jesus’ crucifixion, if this had been a final exam, the twelve would have failed. One man, however, stepped up. John called him a “secret disciple.” So how did his silence give way to boldness?
Life moves quickly, sweeping us up along with it if we don’t stop long enough to consider the deeper questions behind why we do what we do. This failure to examine what is motivating us has the power to throw our lives wildly off course…
I complicated my role as Christ’s witness because I mistakenly believed that it was also my job to convict others of their sin and to convince them of all truth. In other words, I believed I needed to play judge and jury, too.
Voting rights activist Desmond Meade, once suicidal, homeless, and addicted, shares how God restored him and gave him a new sense of purpose that has implications for all of us.
Since 1986, Man in the Mirror has worked with more than 25,000 churches and millions of men. We help churches create an environment where the Holy Spirit inspires men to engage in life-on-life discipleship.
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