Q1 for Men

Idols aren’t just objects of wood and stone from ancient civilizations – they’re anything you elevate to the highest place in your life.

If you just believe everything you hear these days, it’ll destroy you.

Just like a pilot needs to trust his instruments, Christians need to trust the Bible – even when it feels wrong.

God wants us to have more in this life, but sometimes we ask for the wrong things.

How should you think about the black and white – and gray – areas as a Christian?

Men spend billions of dollars every year to look at naked or scantily-clad women. By comparison, women spend virtually nothing to see unclothed men. What’s going on?

How should men lead their wife and children, encouraging them and helping them grow in the faith? Genesis 1 helps us to understand.

Pastor Matt Chandler calls out men on their responsibility to go all in at home.

Whether with God, family, or work – it can be difficult to balance and manage your time as a leader. Here are 4 rules to remember…

Great leaders understand the complexity of leadership, but viewing it with four “corners” in mind will give you a framework for leading better at work, home, and beyond.

Someone cuts you off on the road. Your kids leave his dirty laundry on the floor. We have lots of reasons to get angry, but let’s talk about how to deal with this emotion.

Ready to help someone pursue God? Empower your conversations with these three simple steps.