9798264892608 - free at heart: christian masculinity at the cross von lehmann, rev. jonathan m (4 Ergebnisse)
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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Every man asks the question, though few dare to say it out loud: Do I have what it takes? From locker rooms to boardrooms, from social media to secret struggles, men are caught between cultural caricatures and spiritual confusion. Some voices say masculinity is toxic and dangerous. Others push… men toward dominance, conquest, and bravado. Books and influencers promise meaning through archetypes, rules, or self-help. But deep down, many still lie awake at night, wondering what it truly means to be a man of God. This book dares to tell the truth: masculinity is not something you perform. It is something you receive. Not through proving yourself, but through the cross of Jesus Christ.Inside You'll Discover: Why the modern masculinity crisis is leaving men lonely, anxious, and ashamed - and how the church can offer something better.How swings between "bridal mysticism" and "muscular Christianity" left men confused.Why Promise Keepers and Wild at Heart touched men deeply but ultimately fell short.How to respond biblically to the archetypes of Jung, the self-help of Peterson, and the domination of Tate.How Jesus, the Second Adam, defines true manhood not by dominance or passivity but by sacrificial love.What Proverbs 31 says about men (verses 1-9), calling them from indulgence to advocacy.How wounds from absent fathers or broken mothers shape us, and how Christ redeems both.Why true strength is not invulnerability, but weakness carried by grace: "My power is made perfect in weakness." (2 Corinthians 12:9).Who Should Read This Book?Men wrestling with identity, purpose, or shame who want something deeper than self-help.Christian fathers, husbands, and brothers longing to live their callings with courage and faith.Pastors, mentors, and small group leaders seeking a gospel-centered resource on biblical manhood.Young men tired of being discipled by social media and ready to be discipled by the cross.Why This Book Matters Because men matter, not as cultural saviors or caricatures, but as sons of God called to live free at heart.Because the church needs men who stop hiding, stop proving, and start loving.Because the lies of our culture are killing men, and only the truth of Christ crucified can raise them.You don't need another checklist. You don't need another adventure. You need the cross. And on the other side of that cross, you'll find the freedom you've been aching for: Not wild at heart. Not broken at heart. But free at heart. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Every man asks the question, though few dare to say it out loud: Do I have what it takes? From locker rooms to boardrooms, from social media to secret struggles, men are caught between cultural caricatures and spiritual confusion. Some voices say masculinity is toxic and dangerous. Others push… men toward dominance, conquest, and bravado. Books and influencers promise meaning through archetypes, rules, or self-help. But deep down, many still lie awake at night, wondering what it truly means to be a man of God. This book dares to tell the truth: masculinity is not something you perform. It is something you receive. Not through proving yourself, but through the cross of Jesus Christ.Unlike other books on manhood that pile on lists of promises (Promise Keepers), glorify untamed adventure (Wild at Heart), or lean on psychological systems (Carl Jung, Jordan Peterson), Free at Heart begins and ends with the gospel.Historical depth: From Greco-Roman ideals to medieval mysticism to modern movements, this book traces how masculinity has been distorted through the ages.Cultural critique: It tackles contemporary voices-Peterson's rules, Tate's bravado, even the Jungian philosophy hiding in popular Christian teaching-and shows where they resonate, and where they fail.Theology of the Cross: At the heart is the Second Adam, Jesus Christ, who stood where Adam fell, loved where men failed, and bore our wounds to set us free.Practical callings: Each chapter explores cruciform manhood in daily life: as husband, father, brother, worker, and witness.Wounds named, wounds healed: With honesty, it speaks not only to the "Father Wound" many men carry, but also the often-overlooked "Mother Wound," showing how both find healing at the cross. Inside You'll Discover: Why the modern masculinity crisis is leaving men lonely, anxious, and ashamed - and how the church can offer something better.How swings between "bridal mysticism" and "muscular Christianity" left men confused.Why Promise Keepers and Wild at Heart touched men deeply but ultimately fell short.How to respond biblically to the archetypes of Jung, the self-help of Peterson, and the domination of Tate.How Jesus, the Second Adam, defines true manhood not by dominance or passivity but by sacrificial love.What Proverbs 31 says about men (verses 1-9), calling them from indulgence to advocacy.How wounds from absent fathers or broken mothers shape us - and how Christ redeems both.Why true strength is not invulnerability, but weakness carried by grace: "My power is made perfect in weakness." (2 Corinthians 12:9). Who Should Read This Book?Men wrestling with identity, purpose, or shame who want something deeper than self-help.Christian fathers, husbands, and brothers longing to live their callings with courage and faith.Pastors, mentors, and small group leaders seeking a gospel-centered resource on biblical manhood.Young men tired of being discipled by social media and ready to be discipled by the cross. Why This Book Matters Because men matter - not as cultural saviors or caricatures, but as sons of God called to live free at heart.Because the church needs men who stop hiding, stop proving, and start loving.Because the lies of our culture are killing men, and only the truth of Christ crucified can raise them.You don't need another checklist. You don't need another adventure. You need a cross. And on th Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
