MARRIAGE FEATURE

A wise man once told me that when I find myself around single women, especially when I find them attractive or interesting, I should mention my wife and family early in the conversation. I have found … [Dig in...]
MANHOOD FEATURE

A beard might help you look like a mature man. A "manly" smell based off the latest deodorant or cologne campaign might help you smell like a mature man. Even a high ranking position at work or a … [Dig in...]
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Let’s not avoid the fact right off the start that the word “desire” is not commonly used in today’s culture. But in all honestly, the idea needs to be addressed badly and talked about on a more mature level. Let’s start things out with a simple game of decision. Imagine standing in front of a […]

– Feature Guest Post by Mike Yarbrough – Christian men today, myself included, suffer from a particular problem which has resulted from the many, fragmented doctrines and focuses amongst the various churches and sects of Christendom. The problem is thus: we don’t know what the heck we are supposed to be doing in many practical matters […]

– Feature Guest Post by EuGene Jordan – As a kid I use to take dance classes, play chess and have piano lessons… I mainly hung out with females, enjoyed creative art and to top it off the Disney classic ‘Beauty and the Beast’ was ranked as one of my favorite films. I have vivid memories of […]

“The heart of a man needs to be engaged, it needs to feel like it belongs and is understood.” Husbands are losing in their marriage because they won’t communicate. Wives are losing their marriages, because they won’t let their husbands communicate. It’s a vicious cycle that is killing marriages everyday. It”s part of a cycle […]

It’s easy to blame your spouse for your marriage issues when you think you’re doing everything possible to make it great. The real question is, “Are you?” Chances are you are both responsible for your marriage issues. Now, stay with me here. My wife and I struggled for years when it came to our marriage […]




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