SUMMARY

Men and women were created with roles. In our society, we often see men are not living up to the role that God calls them to. Now, there is always room for grace, but there also needs to be a realization of how men can live in response to the grace that God gives them - striving to be the man, husband, and father that they are created to be. In this episode, Rick and Brad talk about two ways that men tend to fail in our culture. Along with practical advice, listen in to hear how the Gospel calls men to live for more than themselves.

Leave a comment or a review on your favorite podcast listening platform with a question you may have for our Q&A episode at the end of the season!

 
 

QUESTIONS DISCUSSED

  • What is Biblical manhood? How is it different than Biblical womanhood?

  • Where do we find our definition of “man”? Is it from our culture or God?

  • How do men mask their true male identity to match what culture says men are?

  • Where have men failed in their role to lead as husbands and fathers?

  • What are the sins of commission and omission? What does that practically look like for husbands and fathers?

  • What are excuses that men can make to feel like they are living up to what it is to be a man?

  • How does insecurity and shame lead to a failure of male leadership? What leads to this insecurity/shame?

  • What does the Bible say about the role of a husband and father?

  • How can someone lean into uncomfortableness to better live out who God has called them to be?

  • What does it mean for husbands to die for their wives? How can they sacrificially give to their wives?

  • What are ways that men can start their day thinking about how they can sacrificially serve others above themselves?

  • What are practical ways a husband and/or father can prioritize sacrificially loving and caring for his family?

  • How can someone ask their family how they can grow in sacrificially loving them? How can someone ask their Christian peers this same thing?

  • How can a man get through the awkward or uncomfortable moment of trying to step into true male leadership after not living that way for a while?

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