Biblical masculine

Men are facing a crisis of masculinity. To solve this crisis, positive examples are needed. The best example of biblical masculinity is Jesus Himself.

The Titus 2 Woman is kind of famous. Well, in a limited sort of way. In some Christian circles. . . . . But what about a Titus 2 Man?

I had someone's meme drawn to my attention on Facebook. It was this: It was already annoying and problematic just in its complete ignoring of whether this

Mary | Faith & Encouragement🤍 on Instagram: "Every Proverbs31 Wife Needs an Ephesians5 Husband 🤍 An Ephesians 5 man is the type of guy who has biblical qualities, especially those outlined in Ephesians 5:22-33. But to have biblical qualities, you actually need to know what the Bible says. Ephesians 5:22-33 starts out by addressing women first. But notice that when a wife is told to follow her husband, this is compared to how the church follows Christ. Does Jesus force people to follow him?…

Last week, I published a handwritten post on Facebook encouraging mothers to not interfere with their husband's discipline and training of their sons. Most dads want their sons to grow up tough and masculine. This

The Bible paints a picture of manhood that’s at once masculine and tender-hearted; courageous and wise; bold and courteous; self-assured and teachable; independent and responsible for others; strong and gentle. If every man strove for a biblical idea of masculinity, we’d see stronger families, secure children and more productive companies. Here are some ways to strive for biblical manhood in your own life.