Before You Build, Be Still: A Spiritual Growth Plan for Men
Before you jump into fixing your life, take a cue from Nehemiah—pause, reflect, and realign with God. A real Christian spiritual growth plan starts with stillness, not striving.
Healing for Christian Men: From the Cave to the Forge
When life falls apart, most men retreat into silence or shame. But healing doesn’t start in comfort—it starts in the cave. This post shows how brokenness can become the forge where God shapes a man into who he’s meant to be.
Why Christian Men Feel Stuck
Many Christian men feel stuck—but it’s not because they’re weak. It’s because they’re unsure of who they are and what God is calling them to. In this post, we unpack the spiritual roots of feeling lost, the difference between drifting and surrender, and how to take bold, biblical steps forward.
Rediscover Purpose as a Christian Man: A Path from Feeling Lost
You’re a man of faith, but right now you feel off course, lost, unsure, maybe even ashamed of how far you’ve drifted. You still believe in God, but the fire’s gone cold. Life is moving forward, but inside, you’re stuck. You wonder if you’ve missed your purpose. If that’s you, you’re not alone. I’ve been…
Spirituality for Men: Busting Common Myths
For many men, the word “spirituality” brings up images of chanting monks, incense, or sitting through long religious services. Maybe it feels vague, overly emotional, or just not practical. If that’s you, you’re not alone—and you’re not wrong for feeling that way. But the truth is, you don’t have to be religious to be spiritual.You…
Four Simple Steps to Regain Confidence When You’re Stuck
Feeling stuck and doubting yourself? You’re not alone. In this post, discover four simple, faith-based steps to clear emotional fog, reconnect with purpose, and take small, meaningful action—no perfection required.
When God Redirects You: Finding God’s Purpose Where You Are
Feeling stuck in a season you didn’t choose? Sometimes the key to personal growth isn’t pushing forward—it’s surrendering to the role God has given you today. This post explores how purpose often begins with acceptance, even when the path feels unclear.