The Pursuit of Manliness

Send us Fan Mail Hidden Christmas by Tim Keller is a short, insightful book that explores the deeper meaning of Christmas and explains how the birth of Jesus reveals God's grace, love, and plan to save humanity. Keller challenges readers to look beyond the familiar traditions, sentimental stories, and cultural celebrations of Christmas to understand the profound truth of the incarnation: God came into the world as a human being to rescue sinners and restore our relationship with Him. The book...

Send us Fan Mail As Tribe has continued to grow and develop over the last 9 plus years we have continually looked at ways to make this community as effective as possible for the men who sign up from all across the globe. One of the changes we made a few years back was the addition of Point Man Regions. Every man who registers for Tribe is placed in a Point Man group based on the region where he lives, even the International Tribe brothers. On today's podcast I am joined by some ...

Send us Fan Mail On today's PoM Podcast episode I sat down with Victor Bretting, author of "The Man That I Would Become." Victor Bretting is an 8th-generation Texan part of the original Old 300 families who settled this land under Stephen F. Austin. He started his career as a water boy at a nuclear power plant at nineteen is an executive nearly fifty years later. He holds multiple world hunting records across six continents. At his ranch in North Texas, he opens the gates to combat vet...

Send us Fan Mail On today's PoM podcast episode I discuss "Maturity: Growing Up and Going On in the Christian Life" by Sinclair Ferguson. In this book Sinclair Ferguson explains that the goal of the Christian life is not simply to become more knowledgeable about the Bible, but to become more like Jesus Christ. Drawing from the New Testament, he explores how believers grow in spiritual maturity through abiding in Christ, understanding God's grace, resisting sin, enduring suffering, and faithfu...

Send us Fan Mail One of the great tragedies of the Christian life is that we can spend our entire lives following Jesus without ever fully experiencing the life He has called us to live. We settle for knowing enough Scripture to get by, praying when we need something, attending church when it's convenient, and avoiding the most obvious sins. Meanwhile, we leave so much of what God offers us untouched because we are content with the bare minimum. On today's podcast we are going to exam...