Every man will face temptation. In fact, you probably have faced some sort of temptation already today. The question is not will you face it, but what will you do when you face it?

In this episode we see how Jesus handled temptation through His 3 "It is Written" statements to the devil when tempted in the wilderness and how we as men need to have these same types of declarations ready when we meet temptation in our life.

Jordan Petersen says that a good man is a dangerous man who knows how to control himself. Should a Christian man also be capable of danger? While we are commanded to turn the other cheek and love our enemies, we are also expected to protect and serve those in our care and those who cannot protect themselves. To do this requires us to be dangerous.

In this episode we discuss 4 areas in which a Christian man should be dangerous, why it is important, and what to do if you feel a little "less dangerous" than you'd like to be.

Do you view failure as a means of growth? If your goals are big enough, the opportunity for failure will be ever-present and it can play a major role in your growth as a man.

In this episode we cover 5 ways to approach failure to ensure it remains a "blip" on our timeline and not a destructive relapse into our old ways of doing things.