Biblical masculinity, leadership, and what it means to be a man in an era that’s trying to redefine it out of existence.
The Uncommon Man
I have met men who were completely different people depending on the room. At church, humble and soft-spoken. At work, sharp and decisive. At home, checked out and unavailable. Around their boys, loud and reckless. Each version carefully adjusted for the audience. It is exhausting to watch. I can only imagine how exhausting it is...
The Uncommon Man
Everybody wants to talk about headship until it is time to actually carry it. Leading a house is not a title. It is not a position that comes with a crown and automatic respect. It is weight. Daily, unglamorous, nobody-is-clapping weight. It means you are the first one accountable when things go wrong. Not the...
The Uncommon Man
When I talk about masculinity, people often assume I’ve always had it. They assume that because I wrote a book about it, I must have been born with some natural understanding of what it means to be a man. That I’ve always walked confidently in it. That I’m speaking from a place of lifelong mastery.