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Christian Persecution: Baked Into the Cake
Right now as you read this, millions of Christians are under threat worldwide. Whether you’re in the United States or elsewhere, should you expect Christian persecution? And how should you proceed if you are persecuted for your faith?
A Christian’s Guide to Handling Controversy
In a culture that thrives on controversy, we’re eager to argue our points. But with what goal? And at what cost? Paul gives a counter-cultural approach to conflict that helps us fight the right battles in the right way with the right definition of victory.
How to Respond to Counterfeit Christians
Maybe you’ve been hurt or exploited by a counterfeit Christian and your faith was shaken. Or perhaps your loved one is facing that now. Paul knew Timothy also would be exposed to this in the church, and he wanted to prepare and protect him with this advice.
The Great Labor Shortage: Why You’re Needed By Younger Men
Paul tells Timothy to do his best as a worker, advice that also applies to us as Christian men. Yet, when it comes to transferring spiritual wisdom to younger men, there’s a great labor shortage. Here’s why you’re uniquely qualified to solve this problem.
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Coyote Killing and the Lost Art of Masculine Patience
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How to Live with a Soul at Rest
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From Doubt to Faith: A Man’s Journey Through the Thomas Dilemma
I used to think I had it all figured out. Growing up in a...
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Coyote Killing and the Lost Art of Masculine Patience
By nature, women are often celebrated as the patient ones. They endure, they nurture, they weather storms of frustration with a quiet resilience that men, in our louder moments, might envy. Road rage, barroom brawls, or the dramatic fling of a golf...
How to Live with a Soul at Rest
Then Jesus said, “Come to me, all of you who are weary and carry heavy burdens, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you. Let me teach you, because I am humble and gentle at heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For my...
From Doubt to Faith: A Man’s Journey Through the Thomas Dilemma
I used to think I had it all figured out. Growing up in a mad city, I was the "good kid.” I never missed church, followed all the rules, checked all the boxes. I believed if I just did everything right, I'd be safe from most of life's storms. My...
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Christian Persecution: Baked Into the Cake
Right now as you read this, millions of Christians are under threat worldwide. Whether you’re in the United States or elsewhere, should you expect Christian persecution? And how should you proceed if you are persecuted for your faith?
A Christian’s Guide to Handling Controversy
In a culture that thrives on controversy, we’re eager to argue our points. But with what goal? And at what cost? Paul gives a counter-cultural approach to conflict that helps us fight the right battles in the right way with the right definition of victory.
How to Respond to Counterfeit Christians
Maybe you’ve been hurt or exploited by a counterfeit Christian and your faith was shaken. Or perhaps your loved one is facing that now. Paul knew Timothy also would be exposed to this in the church, and he wanted to prepare and protect him with this advice.
The Great Labor Shortage: Why You’re Needed By Younger Men
Paul tells Timothy to do his best as a worker, advice that also applies to us as Christian men. Yet, when it comes to transferring spiritual wisdom to younger men, there’s a great labor shortage. Here’s why you’re uniquely qualified to solve this problem.
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Success, Significance, and Sasquatch
Similar to the hunt for Sasquatch, we chase after success and significance, only to find them elusive and uncertain. Like a mythical creature in the forest, we wonder: Where and how do I find it? And why is it always a moving target?
Count the Cost: 4 Sacrifices of a Disciple Maker
You’ve read Jesus’ words to go and make disciples but may be asking, “Am I called to that? Am I qualified? Where do I start?” We have the answers for you. Before you begin, however, you also need to know the costs of being a disciple maker.
Why Being “Good” Is Sometimes Bad
When Nicodemus, a good man, came to Jesus, he approached Him as a teacher who could help him become even better. But Jesus’ response made it clear that He didn’t come to make men moralists. What He came to do was far more revolutionary…
Mary, Martha, and Men’s Discipleship
Men are running to keep up with the demands of a culture that requires more energy than they have to give, and ministry leaders are no exception. In a simple story of two sisters, we find a better way—one that transforms everything.
The Strongest Man in the World
There is no neutrality when a man remembers his father. For better or worse, a father has incredible influence. Dads, here are four ways to bless your children that can create a completely different trajectory in their lives.
5 Ways to Engage Men This Father’s Day
You don’t have to preach a Father’s Day sermon to honor the men of your church! Here are five unique ways you can engage men this Father’s Day and help them live out the Christian life at home and in community.
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