In the 1920s, two young brothers, Ori and Cecil, embark on a journey to the Climax General Store to buy vinegar for their family's pickling day. However, they encounter a bully who teases them, but ultimately helps them, and they learn valuable lessons about resilience and courage. [... more]

Jesus' 12-year-old son is missing, and his parents Mary and Joseph search for him in Jerusalem. They finally find him in the temple, sitting among the teachers, listening to them and asking questions, demonstrating his growing wisdom and understanding. [... more]

The concept of staying young is explored through the lens of eternal perspective, childlike faith, and the importance of maintaining boyhood rings. A discussion on the difference between maturing and losing youthfulness highlights the need to balance playfulness with maturity. Real-life examples and movie clips illustrate the idea of reclaiming youthfulness and treating relationships with excitement and romance. [... more]

Exploring the concept of the Mulligan, a metaphor for God's guidance in revisiting wounded places and seeking healing and restoration. Guests share personal stories of how God has helped them navigate the boyhood stage and overcome past hurts, emphasizing the importance of faith and trust in their relationships with their fathers and with God. [... more]

The Masculine Journey explores six stages of masculinity, from boyhood to sage, and how they relate to a person's journey with Jesus Christ. [... more]

Jesus' parents, Joseph and Mary, attend the Passover feast in Jerusalem with their 12-year-old son, who stays behind in the temple to engage in advanced theological discussions with the teachers, demonstrating his wisdom, knowledge, and devotion to God. Jesus' priorities are revealed as he explains that he must be about his father's business, indicating his divine commission and higher authority. The encounter highlights the importance of parental example, clear communication, right priorities, quiet meditation, a good reputation, and pleasing God. [... more]

The hosts of the Masculine Journey continue their series on the stages of masculinity, discussing Boyhood, Cowboy Ranger, and Warrior, as they explore the journey of becoming a man. [... more]

The masculine journey involves stages of development, including boyhood, cowboy ranger, and warrior. The cowboy ranger stage is characterized by a love of adventure, hard work, and a desire to prove oneself. This stage is marked by a sense of discovery and a willingness to take risks. As men navigate this stage, they must confront their woundedness and learn to heal and restore themselves. Through experiences like camping, flying, and mowing greens, men can develop the skills and confidence needed to become cowboy rangers. [... more]

Today Nikita speaks with Steven Arms Steven Arms lives in Oregon with his wife Emily and is the proud father of two young children In Milestone to Manhood Steven shares his firsthand experience of his Rite of Passage weekend and reflects on how it shaped him into the man that he is today Milestone to Manhood shows how fathers of pre-teen boys can help their sons to successfully make the transition from boyhood to manhood It is a father's responsibility to bestow the title of man on his son and the book outlines a once-in-a-lifetime weekend to help a father [... more]

Exploring the boyhood stage of the Masculine Journey, where men often experience father wounds that shape their lives. These wounds can lead to fear, shame, and uncertainty, but God can come after them and bring healing and growth. Through personal stories and biblical principles, men can learn to recognize and overcome their wounds, becoming the men God created them to be. [... more]

Exploring the boyhood stage of the masculine journey, where every boy is meant to learn they're the beloved son, and how a lack of fatherly love and guidance can lead to wounds and agreements that affect their lives. Discover how God can take us back through these stages to heal and restore us. [... more]

Boys are in trouble, and they need a champion. Trail Life USA is a Christ-centered, boy-focused character leadership and adventure organization that provides a male-centric environment where boys can learn, grow, and develop into strong men. With over 40,000 members in all 50 states, Trail Life USA is dedicated to helping boys become men of character, honesty, and integrity, and to providing a safe and supportive community for boys to thrive. [... more]

A soldier's cry for water during the Civil War is met with an unexpected act of kindness from a Confederate sergeant, Richard Kirkland, who risks his life to bring relief to his enemy. Meanwhile, a young boy's dream of becoming a baseball announcer is realized through years of perseverance and determination, eventually leading him to become the in-game host of the Pittsburgh Pirates at PNC Park. [... more]

Exploring the importance of father figures in our lives, from earthly fathers to our Heavenly Father, and how they shape our relationships and experiences. [... more]

Dr. Tony Evans emphasizes the importance of men becoming godly leaders, understanding their purpose and responsibility, and living out biblical manhood. He discusses the need for men to be great under God's rule and to serve as role models for their families and communities, influencing their realms and being the men God created them to be. [... more]

The boyhood of Jesus is marked by a profound discovery of his relationship with God the Father, leading to a deeper understanding of his mission and a commitment to obedience, even in the face of temptation and difficulty. [... more]

Eight days after Jesus' birth, Joseph and Mary follow God's word related to the Abrahamic covenant by circumcising their son, identifying him as one who acknowledges the sign of the covenant. They then participate in the ceremony of redemption, paying five shekels to redeem Jesus from priestly service, and finally, the ceremony of purification, where Mary is atoned for her defilement after giving birth. These acts of obedience demonstrate their courage and commitment to following God's will, even in the face of criticism and ridicule. [... more]