Adam McClendon on Christian Culture and Masculinity
Series: Conversations
FTC.co asks Adam McClendon, Professor in the School of Divnity and Director of the DMin doctoral program at Liberty University, "What does Christian culture sometimes get wrong about masculinity?"
The Audacious Invincibility of Meekness
There is much good in young men rejecting passivity, taking responsibility, and seeking to better themselves. But the arteries of anger, victimhood, and aggressive machismo running through the new masculinity movement do not bode well.
4 Ways Men are Called to Be Spiritual Leaders
We read Ephesians 5:22-26 and there is no avoiding it: God has called men to be spiritual leaders in the home.
Cruciform Warriors Needed
If we are not willing to suffer for our convictions, then they are not convictions at all, they are conveniences.
The Battle for a Man’s Mind
The starting point of a redeemed worldview is knowing the greatest danger to any man exists inside of him, not outside.
All Men Need a Band of Gospel Brothers
Men today are often drowning is superficial relationships, but do not possesses any genuinely accountable gut-level friendships.
So Many Males, So Few Men
The tragic reversal of manhood noted, there is still hope, great and surging hope. As long as there is a church, there is a place where men are remade.
Where are the Men in the Church?
If we want a strong church, we cannot assume men magically show up.
Why Biblical Manhood Matters
Owen Strachan, associate professor of Christian Theology and Director of the Center for Public Theology