

Character, Dying to Self in Marriage + Modeling Biblical Manhood (Interview with Kirk Cameron)
7 snips Apr 16, 2025
Kirk Cameron, known for his roles in Growing Pains and the Left Behind films, shares his powerful journey from atheism to Christianity. He discusses the meaning of marriage, calling it a school for selflessness, and redefines it as a path to holiness rather than mere happiness. Highlighting the importance of responsibilities over rights in relationships, Kirk emphasizes the need for biblical manhood, encouraging men to model meekness for their sons. His new kids' show aims to inspire faith-based values in a noisy world.
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Kirk's Family and Grandpa Name Anecdote
- Kirk Cameron shares his family story: married for 35 years with six grown children and a new grandchild.
- He humorously debates grandparent names, settling on "Chief" while his wife is "Coco."
Kirk's Conversion Story
- Kirk explained his journey from atheism to Christianity sparked by meeting a girl who invited him to church.
- Despite initial skepticism, he sought evidence and ended up embracing faith after reading Christian apologetics.
Marriage is Serving and Dying to Self
- Marriage is a school to die to yourself, focusing on serving your spouse rather than rights or happiness.
- Love like Jesus: unconditional, loyal, and serving without calculating what you get in return.