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Becoming Obedient Men

While living in a world where choosing your own way is not just the norm, but the expectation, what does […]

You’re Not “Too Much”

How many times have you heard this? “You’re not too much for me – you’re everything I ever wanted!” I’m […]

7 Good Ways To Spend Your Time: For Men

What happens when pressure hits? What we love, who we are, what motivates us – our inner man – is revealed. How we react. Respond. Talk. What we say and do. Where we go. Who we are with. How we spend our money and our time. This often shows who – or what- is the…

Becoming Men Who Comfort

Divorce. Death. Health crises. Loss. These can strip away our own courage and leave us incredibly discouraged. Perhaps, as men […]

Mending

We see each otherbut don’t smile.We cross pathsbut don’t say hi.What was is gone.Friends and lovers,replaced by strangers,at best. It’s […]

What I Need

October 1st. Today I find myself thinking about what I think I need, and contrasting that with what I think […]

When Guys Leave Quietly: Becoming Men Who Notice

He was gone– I knew it. An integral piece of the men’s group. And he left quietly. With this one, I did get the benefit of closeout conversation and a kind of resolution. Busy life, a lot of stuff happening, and no more capacity. I understood. But often, this doesn’t happen. I lead a local…

Redeemed

Wandering, lost, homeless, sitting in gloom and darkness, bound with chains, imprisoned, rebelling, suffering, terrified, distressed. Dying. “Lord, help!” Rescued, led to safety, broken chains, healed, saved, satisfied, filled with good things, snatched from death. Light.  LIFE. “Lord, Help!”  To me, these two words, repeated in Psalm 107, reflect a separation between two different conditions…

The Contenders

I’m absolutely fascinated with community, and in the book of Philippians, Paul gives one of the best pictures that I […]

The Next Door I Enter

5 a.m. I’m about to start my day, and I find myself wondering, who am I seeing today? I’m thinking about my lineup. I’m a home health physical therapist, and I know who’s on my schedule to be seen today. Some I have already met, some I haven’t. With the unknown ahead, I ask myself,…

8 Ways to Think About Your Mindset in Divorce

If you’re a guy going through divorce right now, especially a conflicted one, then I hope if you found this and are reading it today that you’ve landed in the right spot.  And I hope this brings something of value into your situation. Because I’m going to challenge you to think about something: your biggest…

Becoming Dependent Men

Power. Respect. Recognition. Achievement. The things a man really wants. I recently sat with a man who had accomplished all […]

Compassionate Divorce

Compassionate Divorce How in the world do these two things sit together? Is it even possible? If you are going […]

I Will Not Be Afraid

Friday, August 21, 2026. How kind the Lord is.How good he is.So merciful, this God of mine! I was facing death, and he saved me. Lord, you hear my voice.You heard my prayer for mercy.My cry lifted up to heaven where you sit.I prayed, even to my last breath. Death was on me like a…

My Fickle Heart

Can a man describe his wrestling with God? A helpless struggle between the created and the Divine? Why do I feel like a child running and hiding from a parent? Why do I feel like I’m turning my back on the One who really cares the most about me? How is it possible that my…

Becoming (Real) Neighbors

I’ve been journeying through the book of Luke, following what Jesus is doing and saying. I found myself in the 10th chapter, sitting in a part where an expert in religious law came up to Jesus and asked what he should do to inherit eternal life. The man’s response was, “Love the Lord your God…

What Will It Cost Me?

“I’ll follow you wherever you go.” I can almost imagine saying this to Jesus if I had known Him in […]

Becoming Honest Men

Hypocrite.  I’ve been a big one, and if I am honest, so often am still one. I found myself curious about this topic today, and what it looks like in my life. I want to take a little time to explain what I have learned. A hypocrite is a stage player. An actor. A man…

The Time I Quit. And What I Learned.

May 2005. Illinois State High School Track and Field Championships, 3,200-meter finals. Last race of my high school career. I was lined up in the fast heat against 10 other competitors. And I knew I had no business being there. Through the final two years of high school athletics, I had struggled with injuries. An…

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