What an incredible series The Christian Man has been! We’ve looked together at 10 critical issues in the life of a disciple of Jesus Christ—or someone who wants to be a disciple. Which issue resonates the most with you? What changes will you make in your life? How does your view of manhood change when you examine it from the Bible’s—rather than the world’s—perspective?
Every man knows he should share his faith with others who do not know Christ. So what’s the problem? It’s intimidating. As one man said, “Sharing my faith scares me.” But that doesn’t mean it doesn’t weigh on him. That’s why he and other men want to know, “How can I acquire boldness in spreading the word of God? What are some practical ways I can share my faith at work? What is a great way to break the ice with people I don’t work with?” Join Patrick Morley as we seek a deeper understanding of our audience and the times in which we live, ourselves and our mission, and how you can “bear much fruit.”
What are the cultural issues important to you? I know you care deeply about these and other issues, but what can you do? You’re just one man. Join us as we use the stance of Jesus toward culture as a template to understand how we can make a difference in the world. In this lesson you will learn how you can find some unredeemed corner of culture and claim or reclaim it for the glory of Christ—or be affirmed where you’re already serving.
Do you enjoy your work? Men are created to work. The Bible teaches that nothing is more normal than to find satisfaction in your work. Truly, there is no greater feeling than to believe, “This is what I’m supposed to be doing, right here, right now—even if it’s hard.” But for that to happen, you need a correct “theology of work.” In this lesson Patrick Morley is going to explore where that feeling of satisfaction comes from, how you get it, and what you can do if you don’t have it.
We are made for relationships. A godly friendship can change everything. There is a peculiar math to friendship: shared joys are doubled, and shared sorrows are halved. Do you have a close godly friend or two? A brother who will come running if you call for help? Who will look you in the eye and tell you the truth? Join Brett Clemmer as we talk about the impact of brothers on a man’s life.
Many men, when they see the topic of marriage come up, think, “That’s not for me. I’m not married.” Brett Clemmer shares the lessons the Bible has for us as men and husbands to have vibrant relationships with the women in our lives.
Men attend our Bible study for many reasons, but one thing we all have in common is a deeply-felt hunger to know more about God. In this lesson we’ll talk about three key ways that can help you know more about God.
Life tends to pull us in so many different directions and if we are not careful, the many facets of life can consume us. Khayree Pender will show us that it is important to have an action plan. It is never too late to make adjustments or create a plan. {permalink}
These are turbulent times to be a man. As Nick put it, “It feels almost impossible to live out a biblical model of manhood.” None of us fail on purpose, but neither do we succeed by accident. We need a plan. This series is the plan.