Tag Archives: Christian men

27Aug/26

The Man Your Family Can Trust

Many men understand the responsibility to work hard and provide. That matters. But provision is not the whole of leadership.

A man can pay the bills while remaining distant from his family. Biblical leadership requires faithful presence, sacrifice, and responsibility.

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13Aug/26

The Weight of Brotherhood: Why Christian Men Can No Longer Afford to Walk Alone

Most Christian men I know are not struggling with the big, dramatic sins. They are struggling with the slow erosion that happens when a man has no one to speak truth into his life, no one to call him out, and no one to carry his burdens with him.

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14Jul/26

The Strength Found in Brotherly Accountability

Scripture gives us a clear picture. “Two are better than one because they have a good return for their labor. For if either of them falls, the one will lift up his companion, but woe to the one who falls when there is not another to lift him up” (Ecclesiastes 4:9-10, NASB).

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27Jun/25

Discerning Truth: The Gritty, Humbling Path to Spiritual Maturity for Christian Men

Spiritual maturity means more than memorizing verses or good intentions—it’s a dynamic pursuit of truth, discernment, and daily Christ-likeness. For Christian men especially, this journey involves asking tough questions, loving truth, and moving past spiritual autopilot for authentic growth.

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27Sep/24

Suffering in the Christian Life: A Pathway to Spiritual Growth

The concept of suffering in Christianity often perplexes many, yet it’s woven deeply into the fabric of Christian theology as a transformative element. Suffering, though inherently painful, is not seen merely as an unfortunate byproduct of life but as an integral part of spiritual growth and formation. In this post I propose that suffering, through the lens of Christianity, can lead to profound spiritual development.

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27Jun/24

The Call to be a City on a Hill

STANDING UP AMIDST DARKNESS

The traditional view of the Bible, which has been the cornerstone of our faith for centuries, is being challenged by modern societal norms. This can be depressing but it can also serve as an excellent backdrop for our light to shine brighter, if we remember our calling as a city on a hill in a world that desperately needs it.

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24Jan/24

Keep it light!

It’s no secret that the world can sometimes feel like it’s spinning out of control. But we have the ultimate weapon to combat the chaos – our sense of humor! That’s right, the Bible even says so:

Proverbs 17:22 (NIV) says, “A cheerful heart is good medicine, but a crushed spirit dries up the bones.”

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