This morning, on my way to the office, it hit me like a bolt of lightning striking the base of a tree during a storm: I am a year and …
EP 72: From Orphans to Sons to Mission with Thanh Campbell
How could a two-year-old orphan boy, taken out of his country by mistake in 1975 from halfway around the world, now impact the world as a grown man in 2024? …
To the Lonely Christian Man
Men are so hardwired and socially conditioned to portray strength and confidence that we often don’t know how to be vulnerable. We are told that we must be tough and …
Playing with Fire – Leaving a Legacy
Among God’s glorious obsessions (and there are several), “generations” rank near the top. He cares about human history—our ancestors, our sons and daughters, and their sons and daughters, and on …
Our True Identity – Finding Our Identity in Christ
Embracing Your Core Identity Unsettled. A church a couple of hours away invited me to speak, but panic began to set in as I pulled up: the parking lot was …
Are Young Men Abandoning Their Faith?
On this first episode of the Impactus Young Man’s Podcast we discuss the future of Christian masculinity, why there is hope and how we can find it.
EP 53: Real Men for a Real World.
As men, we often feel the desire to provide for our families, and sometimes that pressure can feel overwhelming. Culture tells us to hustle and gather things, but sometimes that comes into conflict with what God is calling us to.
Playing Second Fiddle
Asked which instrument was the most difficult to play, famous conductor Leonard Bernstein thought for a moment and replied, “The second fiddle. I can get plenty of first violinists, but …
EP 52: The Thing Beneath the Thing. Dealing with Your Stuff to Live Strong and Courageous
As men, we often feel the desire to provide for our families, and sometimes that pressure can feel overwhelming. Culture tells us to hustle and gather things, but sometimes that comes into conflict with what God is calling us to.
Dealing with Feelings of Insignificance
Have you ever felt insignificant? Perhaps it’s something someone said to you, the way they looked at you, or the fact that they didn’t even look at you. Have …