Throughout this series, A Much-Needed Conversation About Masculinity, we are exploring a fundamental question: What does it mean to be a man who uses his masculine traits properly? My previous posts broke down the differences between masculinity, manliness, and manhood, highlighting why simply possessing these traits does not automatically make
In the last post for this series, A Much-Needed Conversation About Masculinity, I suggested that becoming a man isn’t simply about displaying masculine characteristics or checking off the traditional milestones of adulthood. It is about developing character and male maturity. This next post asks: What does a man actually look
In the first two posts of this series, we established an important foundation: how can males learn to use our inherent masculine traits for the common good? This topic of better use of our masculinity isn’t just for Christians and regular churchgoers. It’s one for the de-churched and the unchurched.