Session 1 — Failures of Manhood: Abdication, Idolatry, and Excuses

About the Sermon

How and why does male leadership tend to go wrong? What does it mean for a man to be the head of his home? As Dr. Rigney shows from Scripture, when men abdicate their responsibility, high-handed idolatry and blame-shifting soon follow. Such sins that begin in the home spread to society at large. Understanding this pattern is a first step in finding our way to faithful. But before we consider the solution, we consider the grace we need to receive it: Christ has both redeemed and modeled the ideal head who never abdicates and never fails to love his bride.

About the Series

We live in an age of anxiety, agitation, and angst. Homes, churches, and communities are wracked by turmoil and confusion. The need of the hour is for steady and sober-minded men of God who are rooted in Christ and therefore able to anchor their families, churches, and communities with gravity and gladness for the glory of God. At this Men’s Retreat Dr. Joe Rigney set forth a vision of biblical manhood that is up to the challenges of our day. From personal holiness to productive households, he helps us explore what it means to Act Like Men.
We live in an age of anxiety, agitation, and angst. Homes, churches, and communities are wracked by turmoil and confusion. The need of the hour is for steady and sober-minded men of God who are rooted in Christ and therefore able to anchor their families, churches, and communities with gravity and gladness for the glory of God. At this Men’s Retreat Dr. Joe Rigney set forth a vision of biblical manhood that is up to the challenges of our day. From personal holiness to productive households, he helps us explore what it means to Act Like Men.

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