Finish this statement. If Jesus is truly my King then………..

DON’T ASK OTHERS TO FOLLOW WHERE YOU WON’T LEAD “Be ye followers of me, even as I also am of Christ.” 1 Corinthians 11:1 (KJV) Men… lean in. Leadership isn’t first about telling somebody where to go. It’s about going there yourself. Paul could say, “Follow me,” because he immediately established the standard: “…even as I also am of Christ.” Did you catch that? Paul wasn’t asking men to follow his personality. He was saying, “Watch my pursuit of Christ.” That’s biblical masculinity. Before we demand discipline from our children, let them see ours. Before we expect respect in our marriage, let our wives see Christ in how we love. Before we challenge another brother to pray, let us become men of prayer. Before we preach integrity, let integrity govern us when nobody is watching. A Kingdom man understands that leadership begins with self-government under the lordship of Jesus Christ. Your title doesn’t make you a leader. Your consistency does. And here’s the key: You don’t discipline yourself to discover your identity. You discipline yourself because you already know your identity. You’re a son. You’re in Christ. You’re under authority. And because you belong to Him, your life should increasingly look like the One you belong to. Men, somebody is watching how we handle pressure. Somebody is watching how we respond when we’re disappointed. Somebody is watching whether our private life agrees with our public confession. So this week, don’t just tell somebody what a Kingdom man looks like. Show them. Because one of the strongest things a man can say to those entrusted to him is: “Follow me, as I follow Christ.” RAW. REAL. ROOTED. # All the King’s Men

Build Yourself an Alter “And there he builded an altar unto the LORD, and called upon the name of the LORD…” Genesis 12:8 (KJV) Fellas, Before the patriarchs built nations… They built altars. Before Abraham possessed the promise, he established a place of worship. Before Jacob walked in a new identity, he returned to the altar. Before fire fell from heaven, Elijah repaired the broken altar. Did you catch that? The altar always came before the assignment. Our generation has mastered building platforms… But many have neglected building altars. An altar is where pride dies. An altar is where flesh is surrendered. An altar is where direction is received. If a man has no altar, he will eventually lose his direction. The strongest men are not those with the loudest voices. They’re the men who know how to meet God in private before they stand in public. If you want your home to become stronger… Build an altar. If you want your marriage to become stronger… Build an altar. If you want your children to know God… Let them see their father at the altar. Man to Man Monday Challenge Build an altar this week. Set aside intentional time to meet with God in prayer and His Word before you begin your day. Private devotion always produces public strength. Raw. Real. Rooted. #All the King’s Men

Identity Is Contagious Fellas, hear me. We reproduce more than we teach. A confused man will often reproduce confusion. A fearful man will often reproduce fear. But a man who knows who he is in Christ reproduces confidence, purpose, courage, and peace. Our communities don’t just need more programs—they need more transformed men. The next generation is watching how we live more than they’re listening to what we say. The question isn’t simply, “What are we teaching?” The greater question is, “What are we reproducing?” Jesus didn’t just give information. He formed disciples. As men of God, our assignment is the same. Walk in your identity. Lead from your identity. Love from your identity. Because identity is contagious. “Follow my example, as I follow the example of Christ.” — 1 Corinthians 11:1 #AllTheKingsMen #ManToManMonday #IdentityIsContagious #KingdomMen #LeadByExample #RawRealRooted

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