At 55, I’ve spent my entire life learning in church. The danger is if we define discipleship only as intellectual learning, many of us feel spiritually retired. Discipleship goes much deeper, and there’s one role only mature men can play.
Will you partner with us to bring hope and life to men and their loved ones? Here’s what P.T. Barnum, COVID shutdowns, and 35 years of ministry have taught us about the key to living an abundant life in Christ…
With churches facing an exodus of men in their 20s and 30s, we have launched Mirror Labs, our new R&D division, to focus on this critical question: Can the church in America work together to solve the spiritual crisis among young men?
We meet two types of dechurched men: church casualties who’ve been hurt or turned off in a significant way, and the casually dechurched who’ve gradually stopped going. We can chart a better path to not only pursue them, but walk WITH them.
Are you on the run? You’re in good company. Most of us face tremendous pressure. The problem is we make mistakes under pressure. And when we’re running, it becomes harder and harder to stop for self-reflection to take stock of our lives.
Are you longing to put your faith in action and make a difference? Is God prompting you to invest in someone else? Based on our experience, we want to demystify and discuss the ins, outs, and life-changing nature of mentoring men.
For many pastors, the last 20 months have been the hardest season of ministry they’ve ever experienced. This Pastor Appreciation Day, we want to share some ways to support and encourage your pastor—and why it matters more than you realize.
Without brothers, the Christian road becomes much harder to walk, and the abundant life Christ has for us feels just beyond our grasp. Here’s a story of one man’s dream to ensure men in his Alaskan community could find a band of brothers.
Is the primary purpose of the Christian life to make disciples who make disciples? This week, we’re going beyond the numbers with the Great Commission to explore the deeper implications of Jesus’ teaching on discipleship and the gospel.
How did Peter, an “unschooled, ordinary man” with well-documented flaws, have an extraordinary personal ministry? In the epic story of Peter’s life, Jesus prepared him in three main ways. In these same ways we, too, become fishers of men.
Jesus destroyed the division between Jew and Gentile. But today, many of us are rebuilding a dividing wall of hostility, brick by brick. In levying new regulations on one another, we sacrifice peace, unity, and wisdom. What’s a better way?
We’re wired for small groups. So how can we take them from bastions of boredom and obligatory spiritual growth activity to exciting opportunities to develop true, intentional, spiritual friendships? Here are four ways to get out of a rut.
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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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