Serving with Joy as You Age: Fighting Bitterness, Bearing Fruit
Many Christian men waste their later years in bitterness or comfort. This article calls older men to reject passivity, embrace joy, and lead the next generation with seasoned strength and godly wisdom.
When the Cost Is Truth: Why Men Must Stand Even When It Hurts
In an age where silence is treated as virtue and compromise is marketed as wisdom, standing for truth is a dangerous act. Just ask Dr. Greg Schulz.
The Devil Doesn’t Mind If You’re Right—So Long As You’re Rooted in the Wrong Thing
There’s a kind of deception that doesn’t tempt weak men—it tempts the strong. It doesn’t offer softness. It offers certainty. And in an age of collapse, clarity is a seductive thing.
Men look around and see institutions compromised, churches neutered, families fractured, and nations overrun. So they reach for something solid. But if that “something” is a totalizing system—an ideology—they’ve only traded one lie for another.
Ideology is not just error. It is idolatry. It replaces the Word of God with a grid of man’s making. It flattens the world into a single cause: race, class, sex, genes, or power. It offers a clean lens—but at the cost of truth.
And it always begins with something real.
You Can Just Do Stuff
The world is full of men waiting for a sign. Waiting for the stars to align. Waiting for a president to fix it, or a pastor to ask them, or a voice from the sky to tell them it’s time to act. But let me tell you something simple and true—you can just do stuff.
Stop Waiting and Start Building
The world tells you to waste your twenties—to “find yourself,” to “just have fun,” to avoid commitment and responsibility. But the men who listen to that advice end up at 30, broke, single, and wondering where the last decade went.
That’s why it’s time to reject passivity and take dominion.
Breaking Free
Look around. Heads down, eyes locked on glowing screens. Men scrolling their lives away while their children slip through their fingers. Homes filled with distraction, fathers absent in their own living rooms.
This isn’t an accident. It’s a design.
Big Tech doesn’t just want your time. It wants your attention, your emotions, and your mind. The algorithms aren’t just showing you content—you are the product. The more you scroll, the more they own you.
And while you're distracted, something worse is happening. The enemy is after your children, feeding them lies, shaping them into weak, anxious, and confused slaves to the algorithm.
It’s time to wake up.