by Amie Cochran | Jun 11, 2025 | New Adam Project
You’ve been through some stuff? Good. That means you’re useful. This is your invitation to stop making excuses and step up. If you’re over 40 and still waiting for someone to disciple you, buckle up. There’s a sentiment I keep hearing behind the scenes of our...
by Charlie Mitchell | Jun 6, 2025 | New Adam Project
Turn on First Take or scroll through social media during draft season. You’ll hear a familiar tone: bold statements, instant analysis, snap judgments. That’s part of the game now. Armchair quarterbacks break down every play like they’ve been in...
by David John Seel, Jr., Ph.D. | Jun 6, 2025 | New Adam Project
College students are graduating to a world they’re told is full of opportunity—“The world is your oyster,” commencement speakers proclaim. But to many young adults, that world feels less like an oyster and more like a predatory shark. Older generations often...
by Ryan M. Reeves | May 16, 2025 | New Adam Project
In a world that celebrates rugged individualism, evangelical men are often left adrift, craving connection but unsure how to find it. The Bible calls us to community—“Two are better than one,” Ecclesiastes 4:9 reminds us—yet many men, especially younger ones, struggle...
by Jack Shaw | May 9, 2025 | New Adam Project
The mental health crisis among young men is a growing concern worldwide — an issue the church can no longer afford to leave on the back burner. Increasing rates of depression, anxiety, substance misuse and suicide are tearing through communities, leaving families...
by Amie Cochran | May 9, 2025 | New Adam Project
Some families bond over board games; others hike through nature. My family watches movies. And every now and then, a scene will hit me differently, sticking with me not just because it’s well done, but because it reflects something true about life, marriage, and...
