It's no mistake that Psalm 1 was selected to kick off the poems, worship, and the wisdom of those who learned that God often presents His children with a choice: to follow Him or not.

What is the Gospel, and is there a danger in drifting away from and losing it completely in our lives, homes, churches, communities, and ultimately our country? The Apostle Paul reminds us what the Gospel is and the real danger of completely losing it.

When it comes to a man's walk with Jesus, the best seat in the house will be that of a servant. Jesus modeled this for us in His life and ministry. Mark records that Jesus, "Came not to be served but to serve, and to give His life as a ransom for many" (Mark 10:45). If we want the best view in the Christian life, we must be servants.

Joseph, the chosen earthly father of Jesus, was "called up" by God to the impossible task of raising the Son of God. Recognizing this divine calling can inspire you to see your own role as part of God's greater plan. What was it about Joseph that drew God's attention and favor, leading Him to call him to this remarkable role in human history? Does God still call men up? If so, what is His criteria for such privilege?

Only Jesus can understand the love a dad has for his child. If you have ever felt inadequate in a situation your child is growing through, this podcast sheds some light on Jesus'role ' role in that season.

Every man needs a tribe of Godly men to pick up his mat and carry him to Jesus. What are the qualities of a Godly man - who should we surround ourselves with - what kind of friend am I to be?

In an effort to defend the honor of Jesus, Peter removed his sword and cut off the ear of the high priest's servant. Jesus' response was far deeper than mere compassion. In effect, Jesus removed all evidence of Peter's crime.

Jesus felt (and feels) strongly about what we look at with our eyes as men. So crucial to Him was this topic that He used His first sermon to address the dangers of Lust and Adultery.