Many men want to help others grow but aren’t sure how. Whether they feel unprepared or inadequate, the result is the same: they’re stuck. We’re helping them get unstuck, because when they get the confidence to care, lives change forever.
Will you partner with us to bring hope and life to men and their loved ones? Here’s what P.T. Barnum, COVID shutdowns, and 35 years of ministry have taught us about the key to living an abundant life in Christ…
What drew me to my fraternity was that I found something there that I couldn’t find in my student ministry group: brotherhood. Here are 10 lessons my fraternity taught me that should change the way we think about men’s discipleship.
“I wish I could tell eight-year-old Dani that she will one day have what she so desires: to live in a home where dad is there, mom is happy, and the kids are safe.” Read one woman’s story of how discipleship changes everything.
As men have struggled in 2020, we’ve seen increases in suicide rates, domestic violence, substance abuse, and pornography use. But just as a struggling man changes everything around him, so does a man transformed by Christ!
It took one night for Jerry to be evangelized, but it took more than two chaotic decades before he was discipled. In the end, it was as simple as two men talking while fixing vehicles—and it transformed his entire life.
After 30 years of working with thousands of churches, we believe that a specific, focused ministry to men that provides guys with the opportunity to meet together is a great thing for the men, for marriages, for families, and for the body.
All around us, men are engaged in a different kind of warfare—no less real than what these soldiers faced and no less damaging. What’s extraordinary is that we have been given the sacred opportunity to fight for them and with them.
In Mark 2, we see a man’s life radically changed because friends thought it was worth the sacrifice to bring him to Jesus. How did they do it? From his friends, leaders learn four things that help them bring men to Jesus and disciple them.
“We have a special opportunity this week to partner together in a mission that I believe has the power to change the world. Indeed, I’ve staked my life on it!”
Read more from our founder, Patrick Morley.
“No man fails on purpose.” The pain contained in the layers of these words has been known by many wives, daughters, sisters, and mothers. But another victim in this epidemic of disappointment is the man himself, who had big dreams and good goals and a longing to leave a legacy. I am one of those daughters, and my dad was one of those men.
Divorce, fatherlessness, crime, poverty, teen pregnancy, suicide, addiction. There are too many issues facing men’s leaders today in the church for us to treat. Instead, we must go upstream and prevent them in the first place.
Since 1986, Man in the Mirror has worked with more than 35,000 churches and millions of men with the goal of seeing every man reflect honestly, pursue God wholeheartedly, and live vibrantly. To this end, we equip Christian men around the world to engage in meaningful relationships that change lives and build the kingdom of God.
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