Blake Robert Templeton argues that men are trapped in a spiritual epidemic of stress and anxiety they try to fix with money or church attendance. Most have a hollow Christianity that costs them nothing and doesn't transform their leadership at home. He calls for a real encounter with Jesus that demands obedience and humility.
There's an epidemic going on right now. Men are being attacked. They're being taken over by stress, fear, doubt, worry, anxiousness, and then they're trying to grind to get out of it, like making more money is going to actually solve the problems. Most men don't need more church. They need a collision with the real Jesus, because the version of Christianity a lot of men have is they've learned how to be polished, safe, And really, to be honest with you, hollow. It doesn't cost them anything. It doesn't challenge their pride. It doesn't expose their passivity. It doesn't transform how they lead their home, their wife, their kids. But Jesus, he never called men to be shallow in religion. Scripture says, why do you call me Lord, Lord, and do not do what I say to do? That verse cuts straight to the heart, bro, because a man can say the right things, show up at the right building, and yet still refuse the actual Lordship of Christ. And if Jesus is only present in a man's vocabulary, is absent in his obedience, that man, whoo, he's playing games with God. And that's why lip service Christianity is abundant, but transformed men, it's hard to find. If you're the guy who hungers for the next level of God, for your marriage, for your kids, and to build a legacy worth fighting for, follow me for more and comment the word fire, and I'll reach out and see if I can help.
