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Man Up!Looking for ways to make your church more inviting to men? Church for Men offers “Ten Ways to Man Up Your Church — Without Driving the Women Away.”More
Pop Quiz...Take our “Guy Friendliness Test” and see how welcoming your church is to males. You might be surprised…More
Welcome PastorsYou can reach more men — without adding another ministry to your crazy schedule.More
Why Men MatterThe original church growth strategy still works today. Learn why an investment in men pays huge dividends in the local church.More
Ninety percent of U.S. men believe in God. Five out of six call themselves Christians. But only one of six can be found in church on a given Sunday. Maybe it’s time to build a different kind of church.
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Have you ever noticed that Christians speak normally to one another, but when they speak to aloud to God they lapse into a strange language and tone? I call this “prayer-speak” and it’s epidemic in evangelical churches today.
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The Christian story of eternal judgment is being replaced with secular ones. These non-religious doomsday scenarios are being advanced by scientists and reinforced daily in the media.
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Why have we set the bar so low on church membership? Our motives are pure – we want as many people as possible to hear the good news. But in doing so, we fail to stir the hearts of men, who secretly long for a more challenging, rigorous faith.
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Do you know a great story I could share with several thousand of my closest friends?
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There are four thousand new “church plants” in the U.S. each year. And they’re all the same.
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What if Jesus applied for a job at your church?
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It’s not in the Bible. The phrase was never seen in literature until 1881, and was not widely spoken in churches until men began departing in the early 1970s.
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If you want to become a big shot in church, you must be a talker.
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Is your church becoming more or less man-friendly? I want to hear from you!
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