Men After the Savior's Heart
MASH United
May 30, 2022
5/30/22 A Great Honor
In the movie, Dances with Wolves, there is an instance when Captain Dunbar is asked to stay behind and take care of his friend’s family, instead of going to war against another tribe. He fought the idea until he was told that taking care of the family was a great honor. It was far more […]
Read moreMay 28, 2022
5/28/22 Redeem the Time
Let’s talk reality! Our world is spinning out of control. As a watchman, I see things changing so radically that it’s time to reassess our priorities and possibly make some drastic changes before it’s too late. I don’t necessarily mean becoming a “prepper,” although some physical preparation before any crisis situation hits is always a […]
Read moreMay 27, 2022
5/27/22 The Price of Compromise
Compromise as seen through our eyes is very different than how God sees it. As men, we see working overtime hours to provide a better house or a newer car as being a good steward. The Lord may see it as robbing our children of our presence in their lives. We may think that by […]
Read moreMay 26, 2022
5/26/22 The Price of Compromise
Because they have so much impact, the offices of husband and father are very important to Father God. The world sees a strong man as someone who selfishly dominates his realm of influence. Men not worthy of these offices take advantage of those they steward and cause them much harm. Countless children in every strata […]
Read moreMay 25, 2022
5/25/22 Favor from God
Because they have so much impact, the offices of husband and father are very important to Father God. The world sees a strong man as someone who selfishly dominates his realm of influence. Men not worthy of these offices take advantage of those they steward and cause them much harm. Countless children in every strata […]
Read moreMay 24, 2022
5/24/22 Saying I’m Sorry
For some of us macho guys, saying “I’m sorry” is very difficult, especially if our parents never told us they were sorry for anything. Let’s face it; we all make mistakes. Sometimes those mistakes occur through our ignorance, our upbringing, or our sin. As a husband and father, your words and actions have a very […]
Read moreMay 23, 2022
5/23/22 Never Minimize Others
Do you know that your wife and your children have a right to trust you to keep quiet about their failings? Do you know that no one outside of your marriage or your family has a right to know about the areas the Lord is working on in either one of them? As a spiritual […]
Read moreMay 21, 2022
5/21/22 Above All, Choose Love
This life continually offers us choices. Many of those choices are slam dunks because the options available are simple. Right is always right, and wrong is always wrong. There are many times, however, when choices are not simple. Sometimes weighing all the factors doesn’t lead to making choices clear. Motivated by love, Jesus made a […]
Read moreMay 20, 2022
5/20/22 Affirming Your Children
Do your children know of their intrinsic value? I’m not talking about telling them how well they’re performing. I’m talking about how valuable they are to God and to you. If you are a father who is performance-oriented and you place your expectations on your children, they may grow up to be successful because of […]
Read moreMay 19, 2022
5/19/22 Affirming Your Wife
When was the last time you sat down and simply told your wife of her value? I don’t mean the “I love you, Honey.” I’m talking about looking her in the eyes and telling her how valuable she is not only in God’s eyes, but in yours, too. In the Word, you, as a husband, […]
Read moreMay 18, 2022
5/18/22 How’s That Working for You?
How is your marriage working? Do you, as a husband, love your wife as Christ loved His church, dying daily for her as he died for you? Do you and your wife love each other in a way that your children see the example of Christ and the church? How about your children? Are they […]
Read moreMay 17, 2022
5/17/22 Your Father’s Son
My grandfather was a stoic German, who was incapable of treating his wife as anything more than a child-bearing servant of his whims. He also raised his children with harsh discipline. He could only do what he had been taught by his father, who probably learned from his father, etc., etc. I saw my dad […]
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