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How to Forgive Like a Man of God
We’re called to be strong in the Spirit. And that means learning to forgive like the men of God we’re becoming.
Breaking Free from the Trap of Comparison as a Man
You’ve probably heard the saying, “Comparison is the thief of joy.” Psychologists often call it the comparison trap.
The Importance of Small Groups in Men’s Ministry
We’ll show up early to the tailgate, work long hours to provide for our families, and lift heavy things without being asked.
Addressing Mental Health: A Christian Man’s Approach
If the house needs repairs, we roll up our sleeves. But when it comes to our mental health, we often pretend the problem doesn’t exist.
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The Infant God of Christmas
Strictly speaking, the only time God ever changed was in a...
A Humble Vision for the Santa Tradition
During a season marked by unity, many Christians have...
Clocks and Gas Lamps: The Industrialization of the Soul
I think a lot about exhaustion lately. Maybe because I'm...
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The Infant God of Christmas
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...
A Humble Vision for the Santa Tradition
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...
Clocks and Gas Lamps: The Industrialization of the Soul
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...
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How to Forgive Like a Man of God
We’re called to be strong in the Spirit. And that means learning to forgive like the men of God we’re becoming.
Breaking Free from the Trap of Comparison as a Man
You’ve probably heard the saying, “Comparison is the thief of joy.” Psychologists often call it the comparison trap.
The Importance of Small Groups in Men’s Ministry
We’ll show up early to the tailgate, work long hours to provide for our families, and lift heavy things without being asked.
Addressing Mental Health: A Christian Man’s Approach
If the house needs repairs, we roll up our sleeves. But when it comes to our mental health, we often pretend the problem doesn’t exist.
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Understanding the Armor of God: Practical Applications for Men
Living a life committed to Christ isn’t a walk in the park. It’s more like a long, gritty hike through beautiful but unpredictable terrain.
How to Support Your Wife’s Spiritual Growth
Ephesians 5:25 tells us, “Husbands, love your wives, just as Christ loved the church and gave himself up for her.” He is our model.
How to Study the Bible Effectively: Tips for Men
The Bible isn’t just another book; it’s the foundation of our faith and the guide for how we are called to lead, love, and serve.
The Importance of Sabbath Rest in a Man’s Life
If you’re like most men, you probably have a to do list as long as your arm today. Taking time to rest does not come naturally to most of us.
How to Handle Doubts and Questions About Faith
Let’s get something straight right out of the gate: every man who’s walked seriously with Jesus has wrestled with doubt.
Living Out the Fruit of the Spirit in Daily Life
Most of us don’t wake up in the morning thinking, “Today, I’m going to be more gentle and self-controlled.”
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