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Does the Bible speak to immigration and open borders? This topic explores the story of Nehemiah and some principles it provides for us to apply to immigration today.

How should Christians view the gun control debate?  As with any other issue, what does God’s Word say about it?

No conversation about leadership is complete without discussing Jesus. He was the most influential leader in the history of the world. He calls his followers to lead like he led.

Jonathan over communicated, communicated clearly, and welcomed feedback.  Good leaders are always looking for opportunities to earn trust, and it’s clear Jonathan had earned trust from his armor bearer.

Joshua focused on the character and power of God not the circumstances around him. He knew God would deliver on his promises. Godly leaders stand on God’s truth in the face of adversity. 

Leading well is something every man should desire to do.  God took a reluctant leader in Moses and used him to bring the entire nation of Israel out of slavery in Egypt. 

Greed is a selfish and excessive desire for more of something (such as money) than is needed. It’s a sin that paradoxically leaves us with less of what we really need.

Biblical manhood for young men calls us to think differently about our future… and the wife who will be a part of it.

The men’s resources at pursueGOD.org are perfect for men’s groups and one-on-one discipleship. Here’s how to use them.

The first pillar of biblical manhood is to “be on guard.” Samson from the Old Testament is a good example of how NOT to do it.