What Is A Biblical Man? Jonny Ardavanis and Greg Gifford
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- What is Biblical Masculinity?
Greg Gifford is a professor at The Master's University.
Jonny Ardavanis is the Lead Pastor at Stonebridge Bible Church in Franklin, TN and the President of Dial In Ministries. He formerly served as the Dean of Campus Life at The Master’s University and as a Camp Director at Hume Lake Christian Camps. Jonny’s heart is to see people understand and love the Word of God and more so, to love the God of the Word. Jonny is married to Caity Jean and they have two precious daughters.
In this episode, Jonny Ardavanis sits down with Dr. Greg Gifford, Professor of Biblical Counseling and Theology at The Master’s University, and discusses Biblical Masculinity.
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I needed to hear this. As a married father of four I have defaulted to passivity too much in my life. Thank you for your wise words of encouragement. God bless you.
Today in my bible study I read Mathew 5:9, and with this video I understand it more. It says Blessed are the peacemakers... and that not only means that a man of God should have peace with everyone but it is also a called to action.
What I mean is, as a man that follows Christ I need to take action to share and make peace, it is not like just "I will not get in trouble" but more like "I will share this peace even tho I humilliate myself and I get in trouble for doing what is the rigth thing to do".
God bless his word, and thanks.
This was INCREDIBLY helpful and encouraging.
I have passive men on my dad’s side of the family and harsh men on my mom’s side. It’s been really hard for me lately to pin down biblical masculinity -versus just Christlikeness.
These are such good points and they are stated so well. Initiative instead of hardheadedness. Courageous instead of wrathful or violent. Very well said.
Thank you both for your diligence and care on this!
This is so good Jonny, thanks Dr Gregg for the careful articulation of biblical masculinity, this is really helpful
This was quite helpful indeed! Thank you so much for this! God bless!
Excellent talk, gentleman. Thank you.
thx for this great video.
Great video, I am only 19 years old and I feel like I am missing most or all of the traits
More of this please
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The bible says in Deuteronomy 22:5 that "a man should nit wear whats pertaineth to a woman, and neither should a woman wear thst which pertaineth to a man"
appreciated this video so much
Nice, would like to here more from him.
I am really happy you called out male passivity and labeled it for what it is. A sin!
Priest Eli was passive he didn't rebuke his two sons. We all know how God dealt with him.
This makes me think of the language/slang men use towards women within a friendship, relationship, or even a stranger. For example, calling a woman dude or bruh. Would you say that’s falls into the category of unmanly and un Christlike?
I'm not a pastor or a sociologist, but I don't think a man calling a woman dude or bruh is unChristlike. This because dude and sometimes bruh, is more of a general term, as opposed to words like chic or lady. In most cases you can see how it is a general term with the way, men ( I included) will use it. Most guys use the word as an a slang just to communicate with the person in front of them. you can also see an example with how this words aren't commonly used with elderly people,Al as there is a sense of respect and slang would not hold with them. I hope I explained this well, and if there's any question or maybe a falling in my explanation, please ask and I will be quick to answer
Yes.
Why do most settled in life men feel like shameful failures?
There’s nothing masculine about explaining away life’s most complex questions with an invisible man. It’s quite feminine actually.