This time of year, many men feel they’re running low— low on energy, focus, and sometimes even hope. If this sounds familiar, it may be time to seek spiritual rest, a tune-up even. If you’re feeling like your own “check engine light” has come on, here are four biblical truths to remind you of God’s grace for your life.
Community and spiritual health go hand-in-hand. Let’s unpack what it means to love and be loved with brotherly affection like Paul talks about in Romans 12: support, accountability, and grace.
Anger tells us to deal with the world in absolutes and to act immediately. However, taking the time to understand our anger—and what else might be going on in our hearts—gives us the opportunity to admit our shortcomings and draw closer to God.
We can all think of some moment when we lost our temper and hurt someone we love. Thankfully, there is no new emotion under the sun, and the Bible has some wise advice for what to do with anger.
Proverbs 18:21 underscores the immense impact our words can have, both on others and ourselves. As men striving to live in alignment with God’s will, we must be mindful of the words we speak and the narratives we embrace.
Explore the story of Charlie Watkins, who transitioned from Navy life to Christian leadership, sharing wisdom in his book, Throw No Rocks.
Join Jordan Kunaszyk, NFL veteran, as he reflects on his faith and football journey, discussing perseverance and living a moral life.
Josh Swing, a basketball player and leadership expert, shares valuable lessons on family, career, and faith in this episode.
Ben Malcolmson talks about being a walk-on wide receiver for the Trojans, his bond with head coach Pete Carroll, and his faith in God’s plan.
Psalm 107:2
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