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Why are so many Christian men looking to influencers, podcasters, and culture warriors to learn what it means to be a man?
Author Zachary Wagner argues that much of what passes for “biblical masculinity” today has more in common with the world’s obsession with power than with the way of Jesus. In this episode, we discuss the manosphere, the Fruit of the Spirit, discipleship, and why the strongest man who ever lived described himself as “gentle and lowly.”
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