Culture cannot define true manhood, not even women will their well-intended tips, advice or expectations can tell a man who he should be. The only one who can is God who made man.
True manhood is about balance, being good but not nice, for example, Jesus was called the Lion of the tribe of Judah and in the same breath He's called the Lamb of God. It's the art of being good but dangerous, dangerous not in a bad way but dangerous against what's wrong.
There are four faces or four pillars which when they work together in balance will lead to a real man. These were first dealt with in Stu Weber's book, Tender Warrior-God's Intention For a Man and also in the Mavuno sermon series Man Enough.
We'll look at each of these pillars seperately over the coming days.
God Bless!
True manhood is about balance, being good but not nice, for example, Jesus was called the Lion of the tribe of Judah and in the same breath He's called the Lamb of God. It's the art of being good but dangerous, dangerous not in a bad way but dangerous against what's wrong.
There are four faces or four pillars which when they work together in balance will lead to a real man. These were first dealt with in Stu Weber's book, Tender Warrior-God's Intention For a Man and also in the Mavuno sermon series Man Enough.
We'll look at each of these pillars seperately over the coming days.
God Bless!
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