Because your calling didn’t expire, stall, or disappear—it might just need to be rediscovered. Let’s start with the big question every man asks. .. a t some point, every man sits back and thinks: “ What am I actually here for? ” And we usually think about this during: Yard work Long drives The shower Or right after the pastor says something convicting and we pretend to be “deep in thought” so no one talks to us. We want our lives to count. We want to make a difference. We wa

Because beating yourself up is not a fruit of the Spirit. Most men carry a secret war inside them. We’re talking about the stuff you don’t say out loud: The mistakes you regret The past you hope no one ever brings up The failures that replay at 2:17 AM when you’re trying to sleep The feeling that you’re not enough no matter how hard you try Shame is that voice in your head that says: “If people really knew you…they’d leave.” Shame doesn’t shout. It whispers, and those whisper

Because sometimes even warriors panic over things like bills, the future, and whether that noise in the car means $89 or $1,900. You ever have those days where your brain decides to hold a full-on doomsday parade for no reason? You’re driving to work: “What if I lose my job?” You finally sit down to rest: “Did I ruin my kids already?” You’re trying to sleep: “You know what would be fun? Reliving every mistake since 2009.” Anxiety doesn’t ask permission. It shows up like an un

Because pretending you’re fine is not the same thing as being healed. Guys will walk around with: A sprained ankle A pulled back A tooth that’s been hurting for 3 months A car dashboard that’s been blinking check engine light since 2019…and still say: "I’m good.” Men are really out here walking around like: “Pain is temporary. Pride is forever.” Brother, no. Pain ignored becomes pain magnified . And pride kills more men than bullets. Especially emotional pain. We’ve mastered