Consolidates Biblical Manhood, Faith-based Living, Christian Stewardship, Prayer, Faith + Work, Spiritual Growth.
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In Genesis 2:8–9, we learn how God planted the garden in Eden. It says: “The Lord God planted a garden toward the east, in Eden; and there He placed the man whom He had formed. Out of the ground the Lord God caused every tree to grow that is pleasing to the sight and good … Read more
Genesis 2 reveals God’s blueprint for productivity—work with purpose, rest with trust. Discover how Biblical work and rest can multiply your results and restore your peace. Most people believe that the harder you work, the more you accomplish. The world’s wisdom says, “Never stop, keep grinding, hustle harder.” But God’s Word tells a different story … Read more
George Washington didn’t sit around waiting for life to hand him a blueprint—he built one. On the battlefield, he won freedom. On his estate, he built sustainability. In his will, he gave dignity. His actions laid the foundation for what we now call generational wealth planning. And here we are…250 years later…still winging it when it comes … Read more
Somewhere along the way, we traded stewardship for survival. We started grinding instead of governing. Hustling instead of harvesting. We clocked in, ran out, and collapsed under the lie that busyness equals progress. But when I sat with Genesis 1:20-25 this week, everything shifted. This wasn’t just a record of creation—it was the original operations … Read more
The content discusses the concept of strategic philanthropy for Christian businessmen, providing methods to enhance giving beyond traditional tithing. It highlights the story of John, a former Marine who employs advanced strategies like donating appreciated assets, establishing charitable trusts, and integrating philanthropy into estate planning. These approaches aim to maximize impact and tax benefits while fostering a culture of generosity.
Christian Men Have Lost Their Identity—It’s Time to Reclaim It Let’s be brutally honest. The modern church has lost its grip on what it means to be a Christian man. We’re bombarded with soft, passive, feel-good spirituality that would rather talk about “finding yourself” than fighting the good fight of faith. The result? A generation … Read more
The content challenges readers to confront the reality of death rather than ignore it. It emphasizes living purposefully and boldly as a warrior instead of aimlessly like a wanderer, stressing that every moment counts and legacy matters. It calls for action, clarity, and resilience, reminding that Christ’s victory over death empowers purposeful living.
The piece emphasizes that life is a battleground requiring adaptation rather than outdated strategies. Inspired by Ben Stuart’s “Rest and War,” it stresses the importance of a balanced rhythm of rest and effort. Seeking guidance and mentorship is vital to thriving, as individuals must not fight their battles alone but with wisdom and intentionality.
John, a veteran from Kansas, felt a deep calling to address the changes in his community. Through the Faith-Based Civic Renewal Center, he learned to lead, ultimately becoming a city councilman. The centers aim to empower individuals like John to protect traditional values, fostering community revitalization across Kansas.
Kansas plans to establish five regional Faith-Based Civic Renewal Centers to promote cultural renewal and civic engagement among Christians, veterans, and conservatives. Each center will focus on unique missions, including family values, workforce readiness, and youth engagement, aiming to train leaders and mobilize communities, ultimately positioning Kansas as a national model.