Truth or Consequences
In Eden the only question was whether something was true. The serpent changed it to whether it looked good, and men are still paying the consequences.
Practical wisdom for men at every stage of life.
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Create an account →In Eden the only question was whether something was true. The serpent changed it to whether it looked good, and men are still paying the consequences.
God called to Adam first, not Eve. What if Adam had carried his wife to God instead of following her? How God holds men accountable to stand in the gap.
You cannot see your own strings. Why a Christian man can drift into hidden sin without noticing, and the accountability that catches him before the edge.
Most of us pray for outcomes. Paul prayed for transformation. How a Pharisee met the risen Jesus and learned to pray with eternity in view.
A Pink Floyd lyric meets a Babylon Bee interview. How madness moves from the grass to the hall to our heads, and why satire keeps truth visible.
What every Christian man needs to know about the hidden struggle most churches won't talk about.
A pastoral plea to reconsider worship music that unintentionally alienates men, exploring strength, reverence, and the formative power of biblical worship.
Prayer is not sending words upward. It is entering the presence of a living God who desires relationship with you.
Not every right should be surrendered. Scripture shows moments when a Christian man must stand, speak, protect, and act with courage.
A biblical look at humility, strength, and the lost art of choosing not to demand our rights.
A simple gesture that communicates value: flowers for no reason other than "I was thinking of you."
Our value, self-worth, failures, and successes all affect us deeply. Learn how to cope and maintain quality of life.
Examining whether the normalization of pornography is improving civilization or hindering personal relationships.
Consider the blessing of suggesting that you wash your wife's hair - a simple act of service that can bring you closer as a couple.
One of the most meaningful tasks we can do as married men is to take a moment and write a letter to our wife.