Four Types of Modern Men

Chris defines four emerging male archetypes: uninitiated, self-initiated, peer-initiated, and culture-initiated men.

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We’re jumping into Betterman’s first track session from the recent Nashville City Tour, and we’ve got Chris Harper talking about Men, Manhood, and Faith. Chris tells us about the importance of journeying back to God's original design for manhood and masculinity. In case you haven’t noticed, our culture has time and time again tried to confuse men about what masculinity should look like. These culture changes have influenced the role of men within both family and the church. And as followers of Jesus, we need to return to Scripture to dictate what a REAL man is. Today Chris is going to give you some actionable steps to better engage and support men in their spiritual journeys, through the lens of worship, discipleship, and the significance of encouraging men within the church community.

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Key Takeaways

00:00 Diving Deep into Manhood and Masculinity

06:04 Addressing the Crisis of Modern Manhood

12:32 Unveiling the Four Types of Men in Today's Society

26:50 The Quest for Spirit-Initiated Men

30:04 Laying the Foundation for Transformation

32:33 The Power of Podcasts and the Importance of Reading the Bible

33:35 Understanding Biblical Schizophrenia: A Multi-Faceted Approach to Scripture

36:20 The Crisis of Male Loneliness and the Search for Community

38:02 Building Meaningful Male Friendships: Strategies and Insights