検索キーワード： 男性キリスト教徒の生活

In The Anchored Life: Nautical Principles that Help Believers Grow, Marv Nelson and Tim Hibsman use nautical terms and analogies to show that the Bible is full of promises for the sea of life on which we are all sailing. Whether you're an experienced sailor or a landlubber, the lessons learned in this book will enliven you and give you hope for those times that you need to batten down the hatches and hold on to the one who calms the storms.

In his book, Silence Your Inner Pharisee, Jon Edward Fugler challenges the longtime believer to think differently about his or her relationship with Christ. You’ve been giving Jesus your best for years. You’ve faithfully obeyed and served him. You’ve led others to Christ or mentored them to maturity. You serve in the kids’ ministry at church. You’re in a Bible study. You lead a small group. You appear to be a stellar Christian example. You’re doing all the right things.

Overcoming societal pressure requires a shift in perspective and a reevaluation of the definition of masculinity. Men who embrace their authentic selves often find a newfound sense of freedom, authenticity, and fulfillment in their faith. Managing distractions and priorities involves setting boundaries, managing time wisely, and practicing self-discipline. Ultimately, relying on God's grace and seeking his guidance is key to navigating the challenges of the journey of faith.

Man Up! doesn't tell you to take down the feminists or reclaim your God-given role and rights. Real masculinity starts with giving of yourself for the good of those around you and in your care. It's counter-cultural—and it's exactly how God designed biblical manhood. This book is a call to fix your eyes and your hope on the Man up on the cross and to find in His selfless sacrifice the perfect example for manliness in our self-indulgent, self-centered society.

Discover the Heal.Thy.Man Method! No one can teach you to be a man...only YOU have the power to do that. You're someone already gifted with everything you need to know, so why allow anyone else out there to try and push you down a different path in life? You're so much more than that! During my own struggles of trial and error I falsely thought validation came through sex, fatherhood, career, societal status, but none of it really mattered. I learned that the hard way and now it's my turn to share the lessons I discovered with YOU.

Are you looking to become the best Christian husband you can be? Do you want to strengthen and improve your marriage? Look no further than "The Christian Husband's Journey: Growing in Grace and Knowledge." This comprehensive workbook is designed to help Christian husbands understand and fulfill their roles in a Christ-centered marriage.

Caleb was the man who sowed continually into his life to mature him to such an extent that God was able to use him to lead the Nation of Israel, win wars and maintain peace in the Land for forty years. Caleb had to step to the front and look ahead. He had to see beyond today. True fathers see the PLAN OF GOD, and propagate it.

Join J.C. Ryle as he explains the benefits of reading (and rereading) the Bible, and find inspiration for your daily devotions in this classic work.

Sound interesting? The author thinks so too! Listen to Appalachian Kid and learn about how hope changed everything for John Boyle.

In A Flawed Man’s Plans in God’s Hands, Dr. Harry Hobbs and his wife, Erica, demonstrate that God is real and available to help you overcome obstacles and be all you can be! They share stories from their childhoods, how they met and fell in love, life in the United States Army, and their challenges in raising children as they confronted racism and prejudice, found their faith in Christ, succeeded in corporate America, and overcame their human weaknesses and failures.

Society thrives when the family thrives. A family thrives in wholeness and completion. Take the king or queen off a chess board and the game doesn’t go as it should. You take the queen, and every other piece is exposed and vulnerable. You take the king, and the game is over. Sadly, we’ve watched incompleteness in the family increase dramatically in our lifetimes. There are certainly many factors at play in that reality, but the one I want to target here is a powerful one. It’s the Dad factor.