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Men and the Art of Listening
We’ve all experienced talking to someone who isn’t listening. And we’ve also been the distracted or inattentive one. As Christian men, perfecting the art of listening has deep implications for how we build meaningful relationships and the kingdom of God.
New Insights on Young Men Leaving the Church
Positive, transformative religious experiences touch our souls in such a way that we can never actually remove them. They become ingrained in us, forever a part of who we are. And no matter how far we run from them, they spiritually haunt us.
Church Spotlight: From Visiting to Belonging
When a man walks into a church for the first time, it’s a sacred moment. What often determines what’s next is whether or not that church was ready for him. This week, we’re spotlighting one church’s commitment to bringing a man from visiting to belonging.
A New Look for a New Day
Man in the Mirror has a new look for a new day! Here’s what it’s all about. For months, we’ve been engaged in prayerful discussions around this key question: How do we best communicate our desire to disciple men, build the Kingdom, and bring God glory?
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Joe With A Bro Conversation Cards
We’ve learned that real conversations don’t just happen—they need a little help. That’s why we created this deck to spark meaningful conversations between men. No pressure. No perfect answers. Just a fun and honest connection that helps you learn, grow, and show up as the man God calls you to be.
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New Adam Project
The East, the West, and the Wardrobe
In a recent article, Ryan M. Reeves draws attention to a...
The Burning Bush in Your Career: A Christian Man’s Guide to Finding Purpose
In the quiet reaches of Midian, a shepherd tended his flock. Moses, once a prince, now a fugitive, had settled into a life of obscurity.
The New Fiduciary Colleges: Seven Features
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.
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New Adam Project
The East, the West, and the Wardrobe
In a recent article, Ryan M. Reeves draws attention to a fascinating spectacle: young men appear to be embracing Orthodox Christianity in droves. As he identifies the growing hunger for stability and structure—byproducts of traditional masculine...
The Burning Bush in Your Career: A Christian Man’s Guide to Finding Purpose
In the quiet reaches of Midian, a shepherd tended his flock. Moses, once a prince, now a fugitive, had settled into a life of obscurity.
The New Fiduciary Colleges: Seven Features
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.
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Men and the Art of Listening
We’ve all experienced talking to someone who isn’t listening. And we’ve also been the distracted or inattentive one. As Christian men, perfecting the art of listening has deep implications for how we build meaningful relationships and the kingdom of God.
New Insights on Young Men Leaving the Church
Positive, transformative religious experiences touch our souls in such a way that we can never actually remove them. They become ingrained in us, forever a part of who we are. And no matter how far we run from them, they spiritually haunt us.
Church Spotlight: From Visiting to Belonging
When a man walks into a church for the first time, it’s a sacred moment. What often determines what’s next is whether or not that church was ready for him. This week, we’re spotlighting one church’s commitment to bringing a man from visiting to belonging.
A New Look for a New Day
Man in the Mirror has a new look for a new day! Here’s what it’s all about. For months, we’ve been engaged in prayerful discussions around this key question: How do we best communicate our desire to disciple men, build the Kingdom, and bring God glory?
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A Dad’s Bible Journey
Scott Mawdesley
The First Step
Ryan M. Reeves
The Relationships of Today’s Pastors
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Aspirational Masculinity
David John Seel, Jr.
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Make This Pastor Appreciation Day Count
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.
Mentoring: Grow By Giving Yourself Away
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.
Exploring the Great Commission
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.
Finding a Band of Brothers
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.
Division in the Body of Christ
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?
How Peter Became a Fisher of Men
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.
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