CALIBRATION

All over the world men tell us they see decay in their culture and crave to understand God’s mission for them as husbands, fathers, and church and community leaders.

This Christmas, let’s give gifts beyond those that need batteries, whose parts wear out, whose color might be the wrong choice, whose size will be outgrown.

Every man wants to improve, to become better: to grow. Every man wants to do something that makes a difference. He wants to have an impact, to do something that matters: to serve.

Have you ever gotten lost walking around a city and thinking, “I don’t recognize this place; I don’t belong here”? Did you realize that people were looking at you, thinking the same thing: “You don’t belong here”?

A man of valor is a man of faith. Do you remember the story of Peter and the other disciples trying to cross over the Sea of Galilee in Matthew 14?

Zephaniah says it plainly: this is not me talking—it is God Jehovah. Pay attention!

I am a blessed man! I am 75 years old; I have been married for 52 years; and I accepted Christ as my Savior at the age of 6.

Do you ever think about why you are here? Do you wonder if your life benefits others—or want to make sure that it does? Follow the example of Onesiphorus.

Given the current state of our nation and world, it’s clear that people are still confused about what God wants.

We celebrate because of the good news that a Savior was born for all people. The Creator of the universe came to have an encounter with us and save us. 

What is it about Jesus and storms? Is He the King of storms? Luke 8:22-25 says, “Now it came about on one of those days,

The Bible teaches that men are to be leaders, but what does that look like? The phrase “servant leadership” is not found in the Bible,