Godly Manhood vs. Macho Manhood

I actually wanted to address the way that we, as men, can harness the power of masculinity for productive outcomes for ourselves and those we care about.

You see, ultimately, my conviction as a follower of Jesus is that we are called to help our sons become like Jesus. My vision is not to produce men who conform to a list of traits that cause the world to say, “Now that’s a man!” My goal is to help our sons become like Jesus. It’s what my goal was for my son when I started out on this path, and that

“What is the best way to live?” “What do I do about my anger?” “What are my obligations to my fellow human beings?” “I’m afraid to die; why is that?” “How can I deal with the difficult situations I face?” “How should I handle the success or power I hold?”

a life of doing good for others is actually the most exciting life, for God calls us to find ways of doing good with a sense of creativity, competence, and adventure.

However, while you're busy working on the “machine," don't lose sight of what God's doing in the "mechanic" He cares much more about who you are becoming than what task you are performing.

He went on to describe his own journey in more detail. He said that he'd stopped viewing every challenge as just a problem to solve, but a moment t

Because they are Beloved Sons, oriented men have nothing to hide, nothing to fear, and nothing to prove. How many men do you know who live like that? How many do you know who are strong and tender of heart? Good men, settled, free? What if we could be those men who live well, love well, and fight well as true peacekeepers? As Beloved Sons with Warr