A speaker argues that real manhood means stopping the avoidance: of conflict, hard work, self-improvement. Instead of chasing ego and material things, men should lead their families with integrity, pursue discipline and moral character, and face what scares them.
What does it mean to be a man? It's not about your ego. It's not about control. It's not about doing whatever you want to do with the watches, the cars. No, it's about taking responsibility for your actions, your habits, for the people around you. It's about doing what's hard, even when you don't feel like it. Most men aren't stuck. They avoid. They avoid the conflict. They avoid their bosses because they can't stand them. They avoid the gym because they have a beer belly. They avoid pain. They avoid what's hard. Men, I challenge you. This isn't a call out, this is a call to step up. I want to see more men do manly things, and I don't mean going out just shooting guns and drinking more beer. No, it's about leading your family. It's about being a leader. It's about walking with grace and integrity. It's about talking about more business, making more money, less about the problems in life and oh, always me. No, this was from church. That's what today's message was. It was about men stepping up, so I felt like I had to give that to you.
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