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Most men live with a quiet fear that they are not enough. They may never say it out loud, but it shapes how they lead, work, relate, and pray.

In Episode 4 of 7 Minutes of Manhood, Pastor Stephan Kilgore addresses this struggle head-on through 2 Corinthians 12:9. When Paul asked God to remove his weakness, God revealed a countercultural truth: strength is not found in self-sufficiency, but in grace.

This episode dismantles the idea that real men must hide struggle or prove themselves through performance. Instead, it calls men to a deeper, more grounded faith that allows God’s power to work through weakness.

You will hear why insecurity is not a disqualifier, how surrender becomes a source of strength, and what it looks like to live from identity rather than pressure. This message is especially for men who feel worn down, inadequate, or silently exhausted from trying to measure up.

If you are tired of striving and ready to experience strength that comes from grace, this episode will meet you where you are.

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Pressure can make men question whether they still matter.

In this episode of 7 Minutes of Manhood, Pastor Stephan Kilgore uses Ephesians 2:10 to remind men that purpose does not disappear when life feels stalled. God’s calling is not erased by delay.

If you feel stuck, overlooked, or uncertain, this episode will help you stay faithful and grounded in truth.

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Many men don’t struggle because they lack strength — they struggle because they lack clarity about who they are.

In this episode of 7 Minutes of Manhood, Pastor Stephan Kilgore addresses identity confusion and cultural pressure using Psalm 139:14. This conversation reframes identity as something God establishes, not something men earn.

If you feel pressure to perform, compare, or prove yourself, this episode will help you anchor your confidence in truth that doesn’t shift.