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The Relevance of Godly Masculinity 0:07 It was a loving creator who set the world in motion and made life. He made beauty and light. He told the waters to0:19 go this far. And to know, Father, he set the stars in the heavens. All of creation speaks his name.0:31 Majesty, mystery, power are his fingerprints. Do you hear it? Wild.0:45 His creation cries out for hope. He is untamed. He searches the earth for the 1 that will walk in truth and0:57 justice, whose banner is love. Do you hear it? Your creator calls to1:08 you.1:11 The 1 who1:11 will stand in gap and not afraid to answer the call. Injustice. Perversion. War.1:23 Tyranny. Corrupt leadership. Scandal. Cruelty. Fatherless. Stranded. Spiritual1:35 bankruptcy. Pestilence. Roaring. Famine. Hopeless.1:47 Persecution. Do you hear it? He is the Ancient of Days, the Lion of Judah.2:05 All right, all right, all right, all right. Good to see you guys. Hey, I wanna welcome, I wanna welcome all the men at the Orleans Justice Center, St. Tammany Parish Jail, and also at RCC Raven Correctional Center. Can2:16 we give it up for all those guys? Come on. So excited to have you guys with us live. So, so excited. I wanna introduce our next guest, and by the way, I like to know exactly what's happening. I know that you guys are2:28 probably like that. You will walk out of here at 8 30 on the dot. So just to let you guys know that, and then I know we got some more stuff for you guys at. But I am so excited. 1st of all, let me just say this 1 more2:40 time. How many y'all appreciated Nia Williams? Wasn't he good? Yeah. By the way, I don't want you to embarrass him, but another very powerful but short2:51 NFL player, JJ McCluskey, who is a 2 a 2 lane coach is here. Coach, would you just stand up? Come on. Come on, coach JJ. Come on. Stand up. So good to have you. Play the NFL.3:04 So good to have you here, coach. Kenny Luck. Let me read about Kenny. He's my dear friend. Pastor Kenny, is a pastor now at Crossline Church in Laguna Hills, California. He was previously served. We met3:16 10 years ago. Yeah. He was the he was the men's pastor at Saddleback Church, which is the 5th largest church in America. In his men's ministry, there was 10000 men.3:28 Well, what have you done for Christ lately? God bless you. That's that's what show up for their event, 10000 men, and they had small group leaders. And Kenny really mentored us and pastor Danny, our small3:40 group pastor, and you mentored us and helped us. He's coauthored 23 books. You guys have read a bunch of his books. He's incredible, and we are so excited. I wanna say this last thing.3:52 We tried so 10 years ago, he came the 1st time. 8 years ago, we invited him in August, and there was a hurricane. 6 years ago, we had said, we don't do that in August4:04 anymore. Was the mayor a hurricane? We're gonna invite him in the spring. And we had tornadoes, torrential storms, and we had to cancel that. We said, we're giving you 1 more shot.4:15 I know.4:15 If there's any weird patterns, we're throwing you off to the boat. I'm just telling you. But when we stand up, god, let's warmly welcome Kenny Locke, pastor Kenny Locke, all the way from Laguna Beach,4:27 California. Love you, buddy.4:28 Love you. Love you. Please take a seat. I'm standing in a in a room right now that I believe is the most relevant space and relevant meeting happeningYour Identity as a Son of the King 4:41 in our country right now. I believe that with all my heart as I look out and as as people are watching us meet. And the reason why is is that our our culture has reached a4:52 tipping point, especially when it comes to masculinity. When you look out, and and you see what's happening in culture, when you look out and see what's happening in our metro urban5:04 cities, when you look out and you see what's happening in our families, what you're realizing right now in our culture is that activism is a reaction, not a solution. Does5:16 that make sense? It's the outside in approach where when we look at a lot of the issues in our cities and communities, we see that it's an issue of the5:28 human heart. It's an issue of the choices that we make. My daughter works for a 21. It's a human trafficking organization. She works with Nick and5:40 Chris Kane. And, it hit me when I brought a large group of men to their march for freedom this last year. And there were thousands of women.5:52 And then we showed up with a big group of men. And it was almost like we were rock stars. It was sort of like, why are you here? But then it hit me. It's because men showing6:04 up for something like that is relevant. Can everybody say relevant? Relevant. It's relevant. Right? I learned 2 things. Human sex trafficking isn't a female problem.6:16 It's a male problem. Real men don't buy girls. Right? Secondly, we it it won't end unless men confront men. You see, guys, beliefs6:28 don't become convictions until you live them in the open. We believe a lot of things, but they don't become convictions until you live them out in the open. And when we look at the world, there is all this injustice and6:40 pain and suffering. We see 42000000 women who are in sex trafficking, hundred 73000000 orphans, 80 percent fatherlessness in our big metro urban cities, a woman, as Aeneas6:52 highlighted, is hit every 15 seconds as we're meeting. There's fatherlessness epidemic, chaos, and dysfunction. And when you boil it all down,7:04 you see that it connects very directly to the heart, character, and conduct of men. And I don't know about you, but there's something deep within me. When I look at those things, it7:16 boils my blood and it breaks my heart. Doesn't it? With you? And sometimes you feel like you're helpless. Sometimes you feel like, boy, against this dark backdrop, what what's gonna happen? And I'll tell you what,7:28 the world is waiting for a movement of men who know how to be dangerous with goodness. It's waiting for us to come out. It's pushing up7:40 from within. And 1 thing culture has made it impossible for us to do is hide. Amen? We can't hide anymore. There's social media. There's movements. There's7:51 activism. But you know in the midst of this, male strength is being attacked. Do you see it? Where male strength is is being attacked. There's there's activists. There's protests. There's movement. K? And8:03 you know where the energy comes from? It comes from the pain. Purpose is the number 1 resonator. Say this with me. I am made by God.8:11 I am made for8:12 God. I am made for God. And I am8:15 going to God.8:15 And I am going to God. K? That's what we all have in common. Purpose is the number 1 you know what the 2nd biggest resonator is out there in culture? Is pain. Any movement that can make8:27 pain go down is relevant. So when we look at all the social injustice and issues that are connected to broken male culture and conduct, this is the most relevant meeting8:39 in the country right now at this moment. You know, Jesus Jesus walked into a broken male culture that thought this way. Listen8:51 up. Thank God I'm not a woman. Thank God I'm not a kid, and thank God I'm not 1 of those Gentiles. That's the culture that Jesus walked in. What does he do when he9:02 activates in the power of God's spirit? He immediately starts to defend and protect women. He he he makes room for children and he brings them up into his lap and he9:14 touches them and he blesses them and then he starts telling parables about the good samaritan. You know, those muggle bloods, alright, for you Harry Potter fans. Okay?9:27 But you see that Jesus turned the broken male culture of his time on its head and it disrupted what the norm was. Now, when we think9:38 about Jesus and what he did and if you're here9:52 line of commitment into relationship with him, Doesn't it make sense that the spirit of Jesus would be doing some of the same things that Jesus did? Okay. Now, if you're here10:04 and you're exploring, good. We're glad you're here. This is a safe place to hear a life changing message and to take your next step. But don't you think the world could use10:17 a movement where masculinity is in the image and character and conduct of Jesus Christ? You see, what we have sociologically10:29 what we have sociologically is we had broken male culture, broken alpha male, strength without heart. Then you have feminism because no no 1 wants to stay a part of10:40 that. Then you have feminism and separation and we gotta create our own our own ecosystem of life and money and and position and leadership. But then that movement created guys with a lot of heart and no10:52 strength. You follow me? Tough, he's tender. He's courageous, he's compassionate. He's sacrificial, he likes to serve people. Who does that sound like?11:05 The alpha and the omega. The world is ready11:10 for a movement of men in the character of Jesus Christ.11:14 And so, guys, when I say this meeting right now is relevant, super relevant. Men and women, both men and women love that kind of strength. You see, the issue isn't strength. If anybody tells you, like,11:26 they're telling freshman men entering any Ivy League school, that traditional masculinity is a mental disorder, and they need to go through toxic11:38 masculinity classes. They they're what they're saying is is that is that if you are strong, if you have wealth, position, or influence, then you're going to abuse it automatically by default.11:50 But the issue isn't strength. The issue is does that strength have character and compassion guiding it? That's the issue.12:05 Place to express their strength, they will find unhealthy ways to express that strength, and you will multiply the suffering that is out there. Can I get an amen? Amen.12:17 It's not about strength. God made us a certain way. How many of you, just by a survey, ever had anything related to a superhero ever in your possession? Raise your hand. Okay. That's almost the whole room.12:29 Right? Why? Because we wanna have special power, because we wanna defend the weak, and because we wanna stick it to the bad guy. It is a part of us that is there and and we12:41 vicariously live it out in fantasy with the Marvel and DC enterprise, but yet we we're looking for a place to live it out in reality. And I'm here to tell12:53 you that Jesus Christ is calling every man listening to the sound of my voice and every man into this room, not to fantasy, but to reality and to join the dangerous good movement ofJesus: Fearless, Free, Focused, Faithful 13:04 men that are serving him in this hour. It's a powerful, powerful calling. So we're gonna get into a little bit about why this is important, and you really have to understand13:17 your identity. Everybody say identity. Identity. When you answer when you answer the question, who am I? You answer it with an identity answer. Whatever commands your identity, commands your13:28 energy. K? Let's say that together. Whatever commands my identity Whatever commands my energy. Commands my energy. That's right. So if your identity is13:40 stuff, you're a materialist. If your identity is is is is the next thrill, you're a hedonist. If your identity is just is all about you, then you're a narcissist. My13:52 identity will be expressed by my energy. It'll lead to an expression. And that's the question we all have to answer tonight. Alright? I don't know if any of you guys have seen The Lion King ever. Any Disney dads out14:03 there? Anybody know the story of The Lion King? Yeah. It's Simba. He's the lost lion. He runs from his responsibility to his identity. His dad's the king. He's the son of the king. And then14:15 things don't turn out the way he planned, and so he he leaves the kingdom that he's called to serve, and he creates this fantasy world for himself14:27 with a meerkat and a warthog who farts. But then, it it starts to it starts to look goofy on him as he grows into a14:38 male adult. Alright? The the actions and behaviors that he's participating in, they really don't fit him. And then into his fantasy world where he's14:50 running from his identity and his responsibility as a son of the king, enter Rafiki the baboon. And this is this is the moment in the story that we all need to listen to.15:02 He confronts Simba, the son of the king, and he says, I know who you are. You're Mufasa's boy. And in that 115:14 statement, he said, you are out of place. There is a kingdom that needs you, where evil is winning.15:27 And you're over here in a big boy's in a big man's body playing a little boy's life. You know what the world is tired of? 45 year old, 14 year olds, 5515:39 year old, 15 year olds, and 25 year old, 12 year olds. Amen? The greatest gift that the church can give to its community is spiritually strong,15:51 emotionally grown up, and relationally committed men. Amen? You see, the the all the activism doesn't account for the leadership mantle that we have, but you have to answer the question.16:03 God is reminding us who we really are. There is a kingdom that we belong to. That is our identity. Our father is a king. We are sons of the king.16:15 And there is a kingdom that is advancing. And we now need to make a choice, especially at this nexus of culture. Who do we serve? What is16:27 my identity? Because there's a kingdom responsibility to it. So when it comes to this identity question, with the time I have remaining, what I wanna do is I wanna talk about the person of Jesus because Jesus knew who he16:38 was. Was going to serve God while he was on Earth, and then Jesus knew he was going back to God. Right? And when we see Jesus, we16:50 see a few things. The 1st thing that we see is that my truest identity gives me the greatest integrity. Everyone say, integrity. It comes from the math word, integer, which17:02 means whole or undivided. And in scripture, even his critics knew he was an undivided man of integrity. His words and his ways went together. His beliefs and his behaviors went together. His17:14 actions and his intentions went together. They came to him and said, teacher, we know you are a man of integrity. Say integrity. Integrity. You aren't swayed by others17:25 because you pay no attention to who they are, but you teach the way of God in accordance with the truth. You see, do you see how his critics defined what they saw? Teacher, we17:37 know you are a man of integrity because you are are not swayed by what other men think. K? That means that he was living for an audience of 1. Say audience of17:49 1. Fearless. Jesus came from God. He knew he was going back to God. And18:01 while he was on earth serving God, he didn't he wasn't a man pleaser. He was a God pleaser. He lived for an audience of 1, which made him fearless. If18:13 your identity is a son of the king, your call is to integrity, just like Jesus, where your words and your ways should be coming together. Your beliefs and your behavior should18:25 be coming together. Right? Your actions and your intentions should be coming together. But here's the game changer. You can live for an audience of many or you can live for an audience of 1. And18:37 like Jesus, you can be fearless. So that's what integrity gives you. Integrity of identity makes you fearless. I realize I'm a son of the king. I am made by18:48 God. I'm made for God. I'm going to God. I know who I am. I know my purpose on Earth and I know where I'm going. That's a game changer. Amen? Right. The 2nd thing we learned from Jesus about identity is that19:00 my truest identity gives me the greatest liberty. Right. When you know who you are and you know where you come from and you know where you're going, you can have integrity but then19:12 you can be free to do things that other men don't do. In fact, they laid on Jesus the reputation that he had friends in low places. Listen to what they said about19:24 Jesus who in his identity was just free. He had the strongest liberty. The son of man came eating and drinking, and they say, the observers, right? Here's a glutton and a drunkard19:36 and a friend of tax collectors19:42 deeds. Don't you love? Jeezus.19:44 When compassion or God's word calls for it, he doesn't care what you think. Why? Because he knows who he is. His identity gives him liberty for whom the son sets19:56 free is free indeed. Jesus was free before men because he came from the father. He knew his mission from the father on earth. He was going back to the father and so20:08 he was free. Integrity, being undivided between what you believe and how you live and think, makes you fearless. Liberty in your identity, alright,20:20 makes you free. Down Matthew 10 8. It says this, Freely, you have received. Freely, give.20:33 All right? There's our call.20:51 Ethnically unacceptable, I'm going to them. Physically unacceptable, I'm touching them. Alright? Morally unacceptable, I'm defending them. All the21:04 religious guys who had all the God talk, problems of the time. But when we watched Jesus, he was in those spaces. Where is21:15 God calling us? Into those spaces. Men of God. Right? So everybody say fearless. Everybody say free. Now say focused.21:28 You see, when we look at Jesus, his truest identity captured his best energy, Right? He would say things like, as long as it is day, I must work21:40 the works of him who sent me because night is coming when no man can work. Is that a that's an urgency statement right there. As long as it is day. Okay. That's that's your21:52 time. Alright? You you get a little bit of time here. The Bible says it's a vapor, but you got a little bit of time, fellas. That's your day. As long as it is day. What does Jesus say he's about? We must work the22:04 works of him who sent me because night is coming. That's when your day is over. Night is coming when no man can work. Alright? I think I'm out about 9 30, 1022:15 o'clock in my day. I don't know where Yeah. But if you have Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.22:23 Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah22:34 activated. My truest identity should get my best energy. Everybody say this with me. Limited time. Unlimited time. Unknown ending. Scheduled meeting. You22:46 feel me? We have limited time. We have an unknown ending, but we have a scheduled meeting with our maker who's gonna ask us, what did you do with the life I gave you? I was driving home from an22:58 Angels game, going about 55 up Alicia Parkway, headed to Trabuco Canyon. Drunk driver runs a stop sign at 55 miles an hour, heads right into me. It was over. You're not guaranteed the drive home,23:10 man. In this place and it allows you to breathe and be alive and have purpose and have23:22 power and have the presence and have a have a ministry. The grace of God is amazing. You're here. That's why this meeting is relevant. God is looking for sons of the king who have23:34 great integrity and are fearless. He's looking for sons of the king who have strong liberty in their identity and they're free and they understand the times. The the father is looking for sons of the king who give their23:45 best energy because they they know where they came from and they know where they're going. So think about it. Jesus, fearless, free, and focused. Alright? Let's23:57 look at the last part of Jesus' identity. Just as a model for masculinity, my truest identity will reflect my ultimate destiny.The Call to Dangerous Goodness and Altar 24:12 Gives me the strongest liberty. My truest identity gets my best energy. My truest identity reflects my ultimate destiny. Right? When Jesus,24:28 hope and he was working toward that, knowing his strongest hope created discipline in the I'll give you a perfect example. For any of you who have ever liked a24:39 girl, alright? Like me, Chrissy, 31 years in a row this June. Come on. That that Yeah. That's right.24:51 So when we were dating, what it was was I was disciplining myself in the direction of my hope, which was to win her heart.25:01 So we're just getting to25:03 know each other and she's telling me about some jean jacket down in Westwood that she couldn't afford. And I was scribbling notes underneath the the table we were at in the coffee center at UCLA and she went to class and25:15 I went to go buy the jacket. I was disciplining myself in the direction of my hope. Can I get an amen? And she came back from class, and it was in a bag on her bed. Right? You hope to get a25:27 paycheck. You discipline yourself to get up and go to work. Amen? Alright. Now you see the connection between discipline and hope. My truest identity reflects my ultimate destiny. That's the driver.25:38 It's disciplining me in the present. Jesus prayed in the gospel of John chapter 17, and he said, father, the hour has come. Glorify your son that your son25:50 may glorify you. Listen. For you granted him authority over all people that he might give eternal life. Say eternal life.26:08 Listen. I have brought you glory on earth by finishing the work you gave me to do. Say finish the work. Finish the work. And now, father, glorify me in your presence with the26:20 glory I had with you before the world began. Jesus knew where he was going. There are some of you sitting in here that if a drunk driver hit your car and it didn't go26:32 well for you, you wouldn't know where you're going. And God's speaking to you right now.26:50 Jesus prayed. Jesus was praying for you. He said that they may know you, the only true God and Jesus Christ whom you did stand. See, this identity thing is a big deal. Alright? I want you to27:02 say something with me. Say, the truest thing about me is what God says is true.27:10 Yeah. Because he's your creator.27:12 The truest thing about you is what God says is true. The truest thing about anything is what God says is true, and God is speaking tonight. And he says, you know what's true about you? I made you. You're made for me.27:23 You're made by me. And you're coming to me. We need to wrap our our head around that 1. And then, God says that he loves you so much that he gave his only son.27:40 What he his son does. You're gonna live the way his son lives. You're gonna be fearless. You're gonna be free. You're gonna be focused. And then because you know your ultimate destiny, you're gonna be faithful.27:52 That is what God is speaking tonight to this room. You see, when Aeneas Williams was talking to his friend Brian, Brian told Aeneas, I know you're28:04 a 4 7, but you're going to run a 4 3. Very truly I tell you, whoever believes will do the works that I have been doing, and28:16 they will do even greater things than these because I'm going to the father. Everybody say, whoever believes Will do. Will do. 1 more time. Whoever believes28:28 Will do. Will do. You can live fearless. You can live free. You can live focused and you can live faithful, but you have to know who you are.28:40 There's creator and created. There's potter and there's clay. There's vine and there's branches. There's shepherd and there's sheep. 1 person is in the a position and the other person is in the b position.28:53 We're created and we're loved and God has a purpose for us. And when you know Jesus Christ, this is the life you live. The words of 1 man of God to another. Paul to Timothy. He says, But you man of God Everybody say,29:05 'man of God.' There's identity right there. But you man of God flee from all this. What's all this? That broken rip off version of masculinity that makes people29:17 suffer and and makes you look immature and selfish and competitive. Free flee all this and pursue. I love it. Righteousness, godliness,29:29 faith, love, endurance, and gentleness. Fight the good fight of the faith. Take hold of the eternal life to which you were called when you made your good confession in the presence of many witnesses.29:41 Now, some of you have made that confession of Christ. Others of you are ready to join the fight. Energy, expression. But you, man of God. There's identity. Fight. There's the energy.29:53 Take hold of the eternal eyes to which you were called. There's the identity, energy, expression. That's what God's calling you to. It looks like? If I30:05 look at Jesus and I'm a follower of Jesus, it means that I am going to be dangerous with goodness. You say, Kennedy, how do you know that? Because when I see Jesus30:17 get weaponized by God's Holy Spirit, this is what he says. The spirit of the Lord is on me. Everybody say, on me. On me. Because he has anointed me to proclaim the good news to the poor. He has sent me to proclaim30:29 freedom for the prisoners and recovery of sight for the blind, to set the oppressed free, and to proclaim the year of the Lord's favor. God's30:41 spirit came on Jesus and weaponized him to upset the broken male culture of his time. How? By being dangerous with goodness in these ways. And then when you look at30:53 his followers in the Bible, where it tells the story of30:56 when they activated in the Acts of the Apostles, listen to this. And then when you look at30:56 his followers in the Bible, where it tells the story of when they activated30:56 in the Acts of the Apostles, listen to this. In the Acts of the Apostles, listen to this. They're doing good and they're doing so much good, they threaten all the religious guys who31:08 are a lot of talk and no action. Listen to this story. We'll roll the film. Now, as they observe the confidence of Peter and John, alright, sons of the king, and understood that they were31:20 uneducated and untrained men, they were amazed and began to recognize them as having been with Jesus. And seeing the man who had been31:32 healed standing with them, they had nothing to say in reply. But when they ordered them to leave the council, they began to confer with 1 another saying, listen to what they said,31:43 what shall we do with these men? For the fact that a noteworthy miracle has taken place through them everybody say noteworthy miracle. No noteworthy miracle. Has taken place through them to all who31:55 live in Jerusalem. It is apparent and we can't deny it. You see? That's what God wants to do right now. Men in between a prayer32:07 meeting and a church meeting, who step into a small space and they see a need. And they step in with the authority and the ability of the Holy Spirit, of32:19 God's spirit living inside them. And they change a person's life forever. And then the news starts to spread as all these men who are spirit empowered and32:31 the living Christ is inside of them. The whole city is finding out. They do noteworthy miracles. The whole city is hearing about it and we cannot deny it. You see guys, talking32:43 about masculinity isn't gonna win everybody over because that's self serving. Alright? Throwing money at it already has proven not to work for the big problems. But a man who knows32:55 Jesus Christ, whatever his context, filled with God's spirit, who is dangerous with goodness and understands who he is and he's fearless and he's free and he's focused and he's faithful.33:07 That man locking shields with other men in any city and any community can do noteworthy miracles and the whole city will find out and they cannot deny it because it33:19 is unequivocal. It is unassailable. They're stepping into small spaces. They're doing good. They're defending women. They're loving children. They're making things happen. That's what God is33:31 calling us to. But we have to make a choice. The challenge for all sons of the king and those of you who are listening to my voice, who are contemplating joining this33:42 team and becoming a Christian right now. The challenge is believing the truest thing about you is what God says is true. And I'm just here to tell you,33:54 after this meeting, your world is waiting. Your world is waiting for your choice. If you will lock shields with your brothers, if you will join a small group, and34:06 you will commit your life fully to the person of Jesus Christ. Because I'm telling you right now, he wants to make you fearless. Free and to know your purpose. He wants to34:18 focus your energy and talent and treasure, and he wants to make you faithful to your ultimate destiny, which is heaven. So we're gonna have a moment right now. And I'm gonna give you a moment with God.34:30 And I want everyone to bow their heads right now. I want you to take a position, a posture of humility. When we bow our heads, it's a it's a posture of humility.34:41 God is here. There's a shield of faith protecting this space from all fear, all pride that would keep any man from giving their life34:53 to Christ. And I don't know your name, but God does. And if you're a son of the king, he's calling you now into this adventure, thisCommit: Become Fearless, Free, Focused, Faithful 35:04 risk, this community called his church, this 1 new humanity that's gonna advance his purposes and be an evil defeating machine. Will you say35:16 yes to that call tonight? If that's your desire, just say, Jesus tonight, I say yes to being dangerous with goodness. Fill me with your spirit. Connect me to my35:27 team and show me how to make an impact before I come back to you. And then there are some of you who have never crossed the line. You haven't said yes to Jesus.35:43 Jesus said, behold, I stand at the door and knock, and if anyone hears my voice and opens the door, I will come in. If you're here tonight and you're ready to say35:55 yes to Jesus and to live your life for him and to receive his person and work and power into your life, just say, Jesus, I need you.36:07 Come into my life. I'm ready to be a a child of God. I'm ready to be a son of the king. Forgive me. Thank you for36:19 choosing to die for my sin. I accept your forgiveness. Fill me with your spirit and make me the man you created me to be. With every head bowed36:30 and every eye closed, if you've just prayed that prayer, I want36:33 you to raise your hand right now. Raise your hand. I see those hands coming up. All over the room. You're in a correctional institute. God sees you. Father, I pray that you would seal the commitments made in36:45 this room. God, I pray that you would help us to lock shields. I pray that you would help us to live in this hour as men of integrity, men who know who they are, men who live with liberty,36:57 men who commit their best energy, Lord, and men who know their ultimate destiny, fearless and free, focused and faithful. In Jesus name we pray and God's men said,37:10 amen.In this video 0:00 The Relevance of Godly Masculinity4:30 Your Identity as a Son of the King13:00 Jesus: Fearless, Free, Focused, Faithful24:00 The Call to Dangerous Goodness and Altar35:00 Commit: Become Fearless, Free, Focused, Faithful
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