Pastor Skip shares a spiritual truth about reaping what you sow, emphasizing the importance of spiritual growth and knowledge of God. He discusses the dangers of apathy, uncertainty, and idolatry, and encourages listeners to turn from sin and seek a faithful God. [... more]

Marriage between a believer and an unbeliever can be challenging, but it's not impossible to have a fulfilling relationship. The Bible teaches that believers should not be unequally yoked with unbelievers, but it also provides guidance on how to manage an unequal partnership. Wise submission, mutual respect, and understanding are key principles for maintaining marital harmony. [... more]

A godly father's influence on his children is crucial, and modeling biblical character, conviction, and commitment is essential. Eli, a biblical figure, failed to model these qualities, leading to his sons' corruption and downfall. A godly father must be willing to set standards, enforce them, and confront his children when they fail to meet them, while also confessing his own failures. [... more]

The concept of masculinity has become increasingly toxic in modern society, with many people expressing hostility towards men. However, research shows that Christian men, particularly evangelical men, are actually the most loving husbands and fathers, with the lowest rates of divorce and domestic violence. This is in stark contrast to the secular media's portrayal of Christian men as oppressive and abusive. A new book, The Toxic War on Masculinity, explores this phenomenon and offers a solution by affirming and supporting men for their innate sense of what it means to be a good man, rather than labeling them as toxic. [... more]

Being a parent is the most important job in the world, but it's also the toughest. Fathers play a vital role in shaping their children's lives, and their influence can have a lasting impact. By following biblical principles, parents can build strong, healthy relationships with their children and help them develop into responsible, God-fearing adults. [... more]

God's design for family structure is central to understanding biblical manhood, which encompasses personal reverence to God, self-control, and spiritual leadership, as well as communal service and leaving a lasting legacy. [... more]

A godly man's role in a marriage relationship is paramount, as he is called to lead intelligently, faithfully, courageously, and sacrificially, following Christ's example. This call to Christian men is not just about being better husbands, but about rising up to follow Christ and allowing their walk with God to be the outflow of their passionate pursuit of Him. [... more]

David's charge to his son Solomon in 1 Kings chapter 2 emphasizes the importance of being a man according to God's word, not just a male. This distinction is crucial in understanding biblical manhood and resisting Satan's attempts to corrupt and feminize men. Pastor Rick Gaston explores this theme, drawing from various biblical passages and historical examples. [... more]

Biblical manhood is defined by God, and one way it's lived out is how men treat women. Peter's words in 1 Peter 3:7 challenge husbands to treat their wives with distinction, considering their physical weakness and refinement, and to love them like Christ loves the church. [... more]

Men's ministry leaders discuss the importance of biblical manhood, spiritual health, and servant leadership in the lives of Christian men, highlighting the benefits of attending a men's retreat like Man Camp. [... more]

The importance of understanding God's call for men and biblical manhood in today's society, where the concept of toxic masculinity and the feminization of men are prevalent. The discussion highlights the need for men to take up their biblical role as leaders, providers, and protectors of their families, and to be strong and courageous in word and deed. [... more]

God's acts establish basic facts, and his commands fit those facts, with husbands loving their wives like Christ loved the church, and wives submitting to their husbands as the church submits to Christ. A husband's headship is not about being the boss, but about being the first to serve, the first to apologize, and the first to lead in prayer, with a focus on sacrificial responsibility and being a stable presence in the home. [... more]

God's acts establish basic facts, and His commands fit those facts, leading to applications that fit God's commands and facts. A husband's headship is not about being the boss, but about being a faithful leader, and a wife's submission is not about being inferior, but about being a helper and partner in marriage. [... more]

Paul's letter to the Corinthians addresses the topic of gender distinctions, emphasizing the universal principle of headship and submission. He grounds this principle in the relationship between God the Father and God the Son, and between Christ and man. The passage also explores the application of this principle in real-life situations, including public worship and cultural customs. [... more]

Men are encouraged to prioritize their relationships with their children, teaching them to fear the Lord and model integrity and responsibility. A father's role is to be connected, intentional, and disciplined, setting a healthy example for their children to follow. [... more]

Duncan Brannan shares his journey from acting to becoming a full-time ministry, including his experiences with Fellowship of the Sword and his teaching on manhood. He discusses his book, 'The Soldier Code,' which explores ancient warrior wisdom for modern-day Christian soldiers, and its parallels with spiritual warfare. [... more]

Chase Replogle, a pastor and author, explores the complexities of masculinity and biblical manhood, discussing the five masculine instincts: sarcasm, adventure, ambition, reputation, and apathy. He examines how these instincts can be both positive and negative forces in a man's life, and how they can be checked and redeemed through self-awareness, the gospel, and submission to Christ. [... more]

Retired Lieutenant General Jerry Boykin discusses the importance of biblical manhood and the role of men in society, highlighting the need for strong leaders and defenders in a time when masculinity is being denigrated and assaulted. [... more]

Dr. Don Wilton emphasizes the importance of being a godly man, standing up for biblical truth, and surrendering to Jesus Christ. He warns against the dangers of lukewarm Christianity and encourages men to prioritize their spiritual lives, leading their families, and serving the Lord. [... more]

Men are responsible for setting a divine standard for their children, leading them to be choice men with high character and integrity. They must fight for their kids, protect them, and mentor them to be warriors and future kings. This requires spiritual warfare, a biblical worldview, and a willingness to pay the price for the next generation. [... more]

Dr. Tony Evans emphasizes the importance of fathers taking a stand for godly values and setting a divine standard for their children. He shares the story of Asher, a biblical figure who raised his sons to be mighty men, mentors, and warriors, and encourages men to build a spiritual legacy and fight for their kids in today's chaotic world. [... more]

Dr. Tony Evans emphasizes the importance of men stepping up to their God-given responsibility as leaders, citing the example of Abraham, who was chosen by God for a purpose. He stresses that men have been drafted by God to fulfill a role and purpose, and that they must understand their identity and participate in their own destiny. Evans also discusses the need for men to be great under God, to roar like a lion, and to serve notice on their surroundings, demonstrating their faith and commitment to their kingdom. [... more]

Dr. Tony Evans emphasizes the importance of men pursuing a relationship with God, understanding their spiritual covering, and operating under divine authority to receive guidance and power. He explains how this relationship is crucial for men to fulfill their responsibilities and bring about positive change in their lives and the lives of those around them. [... more]

Men are called to be godly leaders, to take on their God-given responsibility as leaders and to be great under God. Dr. Tony Evans discusses the call to biblical manhood, the importance of men being men as God has defined them, and the impact on their families and society. [... more]

God's plan for men is to be responsible, live under divine authority, and provide spiritual leadership. Men are called to be the vehicle for God's will in their families, churches, and communities, and to live up to their highest potential by following God's word and example. [... more]

Dr. Tony Evans explains that God's people, the church, are to be a preview of heaven's new community on earth, operating cross-culturally and cross-racially to model the kingdom of God. He emphasizes the importance of reconciliation and unification, citing Ephesians 2 and other biblical passages to illustrate the concept of a new man, where people from different backgrounds and cultures come together as one in Christ. [... more]

Exploring the attributes of God through the lens of biblical manhood, a group of men share their experiences and insights on how God's character is reflected in their lives, relationships, and community, highlighting the importance of faithfulness, righteousness, and spiritual growth. [... more]

Committing to God's commands and plans is crucial in marriage, as seen in the story of Abraham and Isaac. This involves marrying within the faith, trusting God to provide a spouse, pursuing a wife with character, and seeking parental approval. Complete, honest, and transparent communication is also essential, as well as the husband's ability to provide financially. Ultimately, finding fulfillment and contentment in the Lord is foundational for a good relationship in marriage. [... more]

God has a plan for singles to faithfully serve Him in and through His church in unique ways, and maturity is a values proposition that involves moving beyond self-centeredness to think about what matters most in life and being willing to make sacrifices for those things. Maturity also involves being sober, aware of one's vulnerability, and understanding the importance of being stable in one's faith. It is a mindset that says the word of God is the authority in one's life, and one is not strong but can be made strong through God's grace. Additionally, maturity involves being selfless, pursuing ways to give of oneself, and setting aside an attitude of selfishness. In singleness, one can discover one's giftedness, come to grips with who they are, and live under God's authority, finding security and identity in Christ. [... more]

The Bible paints a positive picture of singleness as a gift from God, intended to be used to serve Him in unique ways with unique capacities. Singleness is a universal state, and understanding its purpose and value is essential for all believers. Dr. Alan Benson emphasizes the importance of maturity, identity, and purity in singleness, and encourages listeners to focus on these areas to grow in their faith and relationships. [... more]

The concept of complementarianism is explored as a biblical teaching on the roles of men and women in marriage and the church. Dr. Sam Horn discusses the importance of understanding the Bible's teaching on equality and authority, and how it affects the way we relate to one another and honor God. [... more]

God's original intent in creating the first woman is revealed in Genesis chapter 2, where He assigns her a specific role as a help meet for Adam. This role is unique to her and is characterized by her ability to assist and complement Adam. A woman's power lies not in being equal to men, but in being a woman, and her response to God's design is one of yielding and submission. [... more]

The concept of manhood is rooted in biblical teachings, encompassing spiritual, physical, cultural, and psychological aspects. Christian men are called to live in ways that reflect their masculine traits, shaped by the Word, enabled by the Spirit, and exercised in love within society. Leadership is a key aspect of manhood, involving responsibility, protection, and provision for others, with Christ being the perfect example of a shepherd leader. [... more]

Sexual distinctions are divinely designed, reflecting equality and plurality, and are based on God's image, word, and laws. Marriage is a union between a man and a woman, reserved for pleasure, procreation, and partnership, with the permanence of marriage being divinely commanded. [... more]

Jesus responds to a question about divorce by appealing to the authority of Scripture and God's original intent in creation, emphasizing the importance of living according to divine design and the sufficiency of Scripture for answering life's most important questions. [... more]

A father's influence on their children is crucial in shaping their view of God and their moral character. By loving God, learning his truth, and leading their kids diligently, fathers can make a lasting impact on their family's spiritual well-being and set a positive example for their children to follow. [... more]

David's deathbed conversation with Solomon highlights the importance of faithfulness to God, godly counsel, and death awareness. David's last words emphasize the need for Solomon to be a man of God, following God's Word and living a biblical lifestyle. He also provides practical counsel on how to deal with wicked men and reward godly ones, ultimately encouraging Solomon to look to Jesus and serve Him. [... more]

Dads play a significant role in shaping their sons' understanding of biblical manhood, and it's never too late to make a positive impact. By setting a clear definition of manhood, providing direction and guidance, and continually reminding their sons of the importance of living out these values, dads can help their sons develop into competent adults who can stand for Jesus Christ in an honorable way. [... more]

A former wrestler's journey to faith and ministry is marked by significant events, including a life-changing encounter with Jesus and a discovery of biblical manhood, which ultimately led him to use his platform to spread the message of salvation and evangelism. [... more]

Men are encouraged to demonstrate their faith through works, as faith without works is dead. The hosts discuss the importance of salvation, discipleship, and biblical manhood, emphasizing the need to get off the sidelines and start working for the kingdom. They also explore the concept of sola fide, faith alone with Christ alone, and the importance of understanding scripture to exercise faith. [... more]