Men

In light of the diversity all around us, we must learn to speak volumes with our lives at work often without saying a word. How do we do it?

While there is such a thing as toxic masculinity, there is nothing toxic about being a man. Here are three core struggles men are facing in 2025, and what we can do about them.

The surface-level interpretation is easily discerned, but there’s more to the story than that. As such, there are three contextual keys to understanding the parable’s core message.

Your work isn’t just a job. It’s a calling. Here’s how the Bible shows that your daily grind is part of something so much bigger.

Even though the average guy isn’t making it his mission to hurt his wife, he can unintentionally leave her feeling rejected, unseen, devalued—and ugly—without ever saying a thing.

Have you ever had a tiff with your mate, made decisions from that sour mood, only to regret it later?

Satan understands your role as a man in your homes, churches, and in society. He knows if he can get you to fall...it will have a domino effect, and it will impact others. That’s why, men, you must be on guard—and know how to overcome these top 5 tricks of the enemy.

Make the most of any season by grabbing the reins of your relational and personal growth. When we stop blaming and start healing from our past, we take responsibility for our relationships—and can do the rest of our lives better.

When a mother’s love starts looking like exhaustion, something in the home needs to shift. Too often, wives carry the silent burden of planning, cleaning, parenting, and remembering it all. Here’s how husbands can carry more of the daily weight and lead their families with intentional love.

One of our goals for this year should be to keep our minds free from contamination by the philosophies of doubt and fear. We can apply the Bible’s directives to all areas of life. Here are 5 ways to live in God’s vision instead of the world’s opinions.

We know that Jesse was one of the elders of the town (1 Samuel 16:4). Apparently, he was wealthy. As Israel faced battle against the Philistines, Jesse sent his son David to take food to his brothers who were fighting.

As Christ-followers, married couples are called to love and respect one another (Ephesians 5:33). That requires a level of uncommon intentionality in our marriages. We have to fight to keep our lover, partner, friend, and spouse at the top of the growing priority list.

The love of money is a heart problem. It is a choice to pursue wealth for sheer luxury or selfish consumption instead of looking at life from a biblical, eternal perspective and accumulating money and resources as a powerful tool to bring glory to the Lord. There’s a fine line of difference sometimes, but here are 10 signs you might love money.

Let’s take a deep dive into what the Bible says—or doesn’t say—about who should be the primary financial provider for the family.

Most men possess a core fear—failure. Competing responsibilities trigger this fear. However, God desires for us to live from faith, not fear. With his help, men can balance responsibilities and be faithful to what God calls them to be. Here are seven ways to balance work and family as a faithful dad.