by Greg Gibson | Jul 31, 2014 | Godly legacy
Yet another resolution post? Not at all. This is a plea—an urgent call, of sorts—to my fellow brothers to chase something the rest of this year that is much more substantial than a gym membership, self-help technique, hobby, or hygiene etiquette—I seriously resolve...
by Greg Gibson | Jul 24, 2014 | Godly legacy
The opposite of a gospel-centered husband, I think, is a comfortable husband. The adjectives gospel-centered and comfortable don’t really fit together in a gospel-centered home.[1] What is more, a comfortable husband might be simply okay with the current status of...
by Dave Jenkins | Jun 13, 2014 | Godly legacy
From the outset of my relationship to my (now) wife, Sarah, I determined that we would have a date night. So, we would often go on a date to a restaurant and then to a movie. The rest of the week we would chat and hang out with one another, often watching shows or...
by Dave Jenkins | Jun 2, 2014 | Godly legacy
Biblical manhood is an idea that is extremely neglected in our society today. Popular culture emphasizes to men that they are to be like their favorite sports hero — super-strong or superhuman, able to conquer all and take no prisoners. The problems with this are many...
by Dave Jenkins | May 26, 2014 | Godly legacy
One of the quintessential issues men face in every age is that of courage. I remember the first time I stood up to my father, a Lt. Colonel in the US Army and a physical therapist, when he was treating my mother poorly. You see, my entire life up to that point, I was...
by Richard Rohlin | Jul 3, 2012 | Godly legacy, Warriors of Grace
We’ve pontificated a lot about what it means to be a man – what Biblical manhood looks like, how it behaves in relation to its environment, and the ways in which it has been perverted and distorted over the years. But the problem with these sorts of posts is that in...
