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The Absolute Worst Biblical Passage for Men’s Ministry and Why You Should Teach It
Paul’s image of himself as a nursing mother challenges familiar ideas about masculine ministry. This post argues that strength and boldness reach their proper goal in tenderness, affection, and self-giving love for believers—qualities every men’s ministry should teach, even when they sound different from conventional language about manhood today.
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3 thoughts on “The Absolute Worst Biblical Passage for Men’s Ministry and Why You Should Teach It”
Thanks Herb, it takes a lot of “Stand Firm Faith” to share this post, and I know you are a brother who is standing firm in his faith to help model it for the rest of us. There is a line in one of Patrick Morley’s books “Evangelism without Discipleship is just Crewel”, to be part of the birth of a baby Christian and then not be there to disciple him/her along the spiritual journey is too often the approach taken. It’s like leaving helpless babies or children out in the woods for the wolves. Evangelism is just the start of the long journey and we as the church need to take a lifelong look at how we disciple our flock. Prayers and blessings.
That is so true, David. We’re commanded to make disciples, not just converts. Thanks for this comment!
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