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The Theology of Niceness Is Destroying Modern Christian Men
Has modern Christianity confused being nice with being righteous? Biblical men are called to love, humility and gentleness—but also truth, courage, leadership and responsibility. Discover why righteousness sometimes requires us to risk comfort and approval.

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Aug 286 min read


The David Your Church Is Afraid to Teach
David was a shepherd, poet, worshiper, warrior, and king. Yet modern Christianity can present only part of the man Scripture reveals. Discover what David's strength, emotion, courage, worship, and failures teach us about becoming a whole man surrendered to God.

The Self-Evident Truths Network - Men. Strength. Responsibility.
Aug 265 min read


God Is a Warrior. Why Did the Church Teach Men to Be Harmless?
Has the modern church confused peace with passivity? Explore what Scripture teaches about biblical masculinity, strength, responsibility, and becoming a warrior under God's authority.

Self-Evident Truths Network
Aug 255 min read


Recommended Reading: Wild at Heart and the Call to Biblical Masculinity
One of the core pillars of The Self-Evident Truths Network is Men. Strength. Responsibility. In Wild at Heart, John Eldredge challenges men to reject passivity and embrace their God-given role as leaders, protectors, and men of conviction. This influential Christian classic explores biblical masculinity, courage, responsibility, and purpose—essential qualities for strong families, strong communities, and a strong Republic.

The Self-Evident Truths Network - Men. Strength. Responsibility.
Jun 222 min read


Men, Strength, Responsibility—Why Strong Men Matter More Than Ever
Across every generation, one truth remains remarkably consistent: When men embrace responsibility, families become stronger. Strong communities are not built by perfect people. They're built by ordinary men willing to lead, serve, protect, and sacrifice.

The Self-Evident Truths Network - Men. Strength. Responsibility.
Dec 30, 20251 min read
