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Biblical Manhood

What does a Biblical man look like? This Bible Study also has: a tract a podcast episode What does it mean when God says that David is a man after His own heart? (1 Samuel 13:14) Currently manhood is under attack in the media, we hear phrases like "toxic masculinity" and "I don't need a man!" People are angry, I think there is a bit of confusion as to what manhood is supposed to look like. When there is no husband in the home, family life suffers. Men and women were built differently. We have different strengths and weaknesses and we were made tow work together. The Biblical man requires a Biblical woman, something that we will touch on a but later.

An Introduction to Bible Study

[You can download a printable PDF of this post here ] 1. Why do we study the Bible? The Bible is a very special book, it has been carried down from generation to generation for thousands of years. A collection of 66 books, written by a wide variety of authors; inspired by the Holy Spirit. Bible Study does not have to be complicated or difficult, so let us get started.

Psalm 23:27 - A beautiful graveyard

Matthew 23:27 "Woe to you, teachers of the law and Pharisees, you hypocrites! You are like whitewashed tombs, which look beautiful on the outside but on the inside are full of the bones of the dead and everything unclean." NIV Jesus is speaking to some religious leaders and He calls them something terrible. On the outside they look holy and wonderful, but inside is a totally different story. Christianity is not a religion, we cannot impress God with things that we do in our own strength. Christianity is a relationship with God, let us draw near to Him now in prayer. Father, You see every part of me. Clean my heart and make me a pure vessel for you please. In Jesus Name, Amen

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