The modern church has been hammered into a cuckold kind of submission by the forces of feminism for over a century now, but we do want you to know that there are still a few men left in this world who work, sweat, bleed, pray, and fight to the glory of God.

We don’t kiss the feet of Mary, we don’t wear skinny jeans, we don’t talk about Jesus as if he was our boyfriend, and we don’t really care if that kind of talk hurts your feelings. It is time to man up.

Below are some links to get you started on the road back to biblical masculinity. Yes, we are willing to walk alongside you as brothers, but we are not going to hold your hand.

Before you start clicking links, however, you need to decide whether you are willing to take the first big step and read a few Bible verses to your family. Make the commitment. You will not regret it.

Xmas Dare for Dads – An online version of the postcard that led you to this page (yes, it is OK to read the Bible to your family from a smartphone).

Jellyfish Christianity – A sad description of what happens when men have no sound doctrine by the Anglican Bishop J.C. Ryle

Why Working Men Avoid Preachers – Some tough (but honest!) words from the nineteenth-century Baptist Charles Haddon Spurgeon

Thoughts for Young Men – A short book written in 1865 by the Anglican Bishop J.C. Ryle (this should be assigned reading for the 12 year-old boys in every church)

Recovering Biblical Manhood and Womanhood – A full-length book edited by Wayne Grudem that was published in 1991 as a response to evangelical feminism

The Masculine Mandate – This is a modern book by Richard D. Phillips that we started studying earlier this year in a men’s group. Click here and we will mail you a free copy.

Audio Sermons on Masculinity – This is a four-part sermon series that defines and applies God’s view of masculinity: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4