2.0 REBOOT
HAPPY NEW YEAR! For nearly 2 years the male2man site has been dormant. The primary reason for this “hibernation” is because the original creators of the site have been extremely […]
Author Archives: Drew Ham
The End of the Book
Have you ever read a really good book that you just don’t want to put down? You get caught up in the details. The characters seem real. The writer has you […]
More Bike Rides
Did you know that the average life expectancy for an American male is 76 years old? That’s how old my Dad would have been today, June 26, 2015. Back in […]
Baltimore and Manhood
While the protests in Baltimore have stopped, there are a number of dynamics at play and the issues still exist. One of those issues is the lack of male leadership. A […]
“Why I Don’t Have a Television and Rarely Go to Movies” by John Piper
The following article was written by John Piper in 2009. Full credit goes to him. We at male2Man want to share the article simply as a resource for our readers. In […]
#HowToDad
“Put your money where your mouth is.” We’ve all heard it. We’ve probably all said it at one time or another. My parents taught me to be very conscious about […]
“I’ve Got To Do My Best”: A Model of Sacrifice
I read the following story in Kenneth Coley’s Navigating the Storms (2010, p. 53-54). Coley gives full credit for the story to Alfred Smith in Al Smith’s treasury of hymn […]
Point Man: The Importance of Leading Your Family
I’d like to take a minute to share the following scenario which comes from Steve Farrar’s book, Point Man. (1990, Portland: Multnomah; p. 14-17). I read the book years ago […]
4 Marks of a Man | Part 4: Be a Man Who Makes Disciples
The following article is the fourth installment in a four part series, which was originally a paper written for a course on leadership. These “4 Marks of Man” are not […]
4 MARKS OF A MAN | PART 3: BE A MAN OF STRENGTH AND COURAGE
The following article is the third installment in a four part series. These “4 Marks of Man” are not THE ONLY 4 marks of manhood but men would do well […]
