by Brett Clemmer | Dec 22, 2025 | New Adam Project
The Men We Need – Brant Hanson – This has become my most recommended book for men lately. Using the metaphor of “tending the garden,” Brant walks men through a few key questions about what type of man you want to be, with several short chapters...
by Ryan M. Reeves | Dec 19, 2025 | New Adam Project
Strictly speaking, the only time God ever changed was in a manger. That is the problem with being infinite, omnipotent, and all the rest. The theologians have a fancy word for this: immutability. It means that God does not shift. He does not evolve. He does not wake...
by Dylan Brock | Dec 12, 2025 | New Adam Project
During a season marked by unity, many Christians have found a particularly unflattering way to quarrel. Truly, the Santa Claus debate has descended to new depths of ugliness with the advent of YouTube and social media, but this is not to say that the conversation...
by Ryan M. Reeves | Dec 9, 2025 | New Adam Project
I think a lot about exhaustion lately. Maybe because I’m often exhausted. Whenever I feel this burnout, my mind always wanders back to history to look for the roots of things because I need to understand why we are the way we are, and why modern life feels so...
by Ryan M. Reeves | Nov 26, 2025 | New Adam Project
We modern men all have a longing for a guide, a mentor. The wise man who can help us navigate the shores of young adulthood. We all, in other words, desire that singular, archetypal figure who has seemingly cracked the code of existence. The one who has it all figured...
by Jeremy Shurke | Nov 25, 2025 | New Adam Project
When an essay detonates across the culture like a depth charge, it is usually because it names a feeling that was already there. Helen Andrews’s “The Great Feminization” in Compact Magazine did exactly that. In a few thousand words she managed to link everything from...
