Depression can often feel like a relentless storm, clouding the mind and dimming the light of hope that we so desperately need. But as believers, we are called not to face this storm alone but with the One who commands the winds and the sea.
Read More...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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As men, we’re often drawn to the world of sports, where discipline, hard work, and dedication are essential for achieving excellence. But have you ever stopped to think about the parallels between excelling in sports and walking with Christ? In this blog, I’ll explore how the discipline of excellence in sports can prepare us for a life of excellence in our faith.
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In recent years, the discourse on mental health and well-being has gained significant attention, and rightfully so. Within the Christian community, the topic of mental health among men has specifically come to the forefront as a crucial area of focus.
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For many, faith is often painted as a realm of stoicism and seriousness. But a closer look reveals a surprising truth: humor and joy are central to a fulfilling life of faith. Great men of God throughout history haven’t been humorless figures, but rather those who understood that joy is a gift from God, and laughter a way to celebrate it.
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The modern Christian man faces a battlefield unlike any his forefathers encountered. While past generations wrestled with external hardships, the contemporary Christian grapples with a different enemy: distraction. A plethora of seemingly good activities — endless entertainment, career pressures, and even well-intentioned volunteer work — can consume precious time, leaving men far from the deeper connection with God they crave.
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In this blog I want to address briefly one of the most recent developments in our society: the rise of AI and it’s impact on our lives, specifically on us as Christians.
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The apostle Paul wrote his first letter to the Corinthians to address various issues and challenges that the church in Corinth was facing. At the very end, he gave a concise and powerful summary – five clear commands, of how Christians should live in a hostile world.
Be on your guard; stand firm in the faith; be courageous; be strong. Do everything in love. (1 Corinthians 16:13-14 NIV)
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Few years ago, I embarked on a journey into the Book of Romans. At that time I took with me the men who are part of Hill Cities. I hope you can join us as I revisit my series on Romans and make it available to my online audience.
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One of the most profound and powerful statements in the Bible is that Jesus Christ is Lord. This means that he is the supreme ruler and authority over all creation, and that he deserves our worship, obedience, and allegiance. But what does it mean to acknowledge and submit to his lordship in our lives? How can we experience the joy and peace that come from surrendering to his will and following his commands? And why do we often struggle to do so?
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