2.6 Cover it up!
As I wrote the following article I realized that we cover the things that we value. For example, a really expensive car will often have a cover. A lot of […]
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Practices of Manliness
“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 […]
“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 […]
Burn the Boats
I want to tell you the story of a friend who, for the sake of confidentiality, we will call “John.” He is in his mid-twenties, single, and is preparing to […]
Valentine’s Day: Rearranging our Focus
Church Tradition records that in the year 269 or 270 AD (the historical record is unclear), a young man living in the Roman Empire saw something that changed his life—and […]
Accountability Worksheet
God has called men to train ourselves for Godliness (1 Timothy 4:7) and accountability is an important part of maintaining discipline. At male2Man.com we are continually striving to provide helpful […]
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“Abortion is a women’s issue.” “Being pro-choice is a woman’s right.” I have heard this argument all my life. The Feminist Ezine describes their position well in the title of […]
7 Things a Pastor’s Kid Needs from a Father
John Piper is arguably one of the most influential Christian pastors of our day. His son has written an article that is a good word for all of us. While […]
Learning to Open the Car Door
Sunday mornings at my house are always a bit tricky. Getting multiple kids out the door in a timely fashion is always a chaotic adventure. I typically get the kids […]
How a Man Should Watch a Movie
Too often people watch movies as passive observers treating the stories in movies as mere entertainment without giving due attention to the message being presented. We believe that every expression […]
