365 Christian Men

The Strength to Say, "I Don't Know"

Josiah Henson was a preacher, husband, father, and leader—but he carried a weakness he was ashamed to reveal: he could not read. When his son Tom offered to teach him, Jo

When God Feels Far Away, Your Struggle May Have a Purpose

Charles Spurgeon knew what it meant to preach faith while personally walking through a season of deep darkness. When he wondered if God had abandoned him, his own struggl

When Weak Thinking Attacks Truth, Speak Up

G.K. Chesterton used reason, debate, and faith to challenge ideas he believed were undermining truth, while refusing to separate intellectual conviction from his love for

When Fear Keeps You Stuck, Learn From the Obstacle

As a six-year-old boy, T.D. Jakes was repeatedly stopped by a giant boulder on his way to the school bus—while other boys mocked him from the other side. His father didn'

When You Realize You're Not Ready to Die

Matt Krueger was young, successful, athletic—and convinced he had plenty of time. But when doctors discovered dangerously high cholesterol and severe plaque buildup in hi

When a Man Needs Someone to Call Him Higher

Derwin Gray grew up without his father, but God placed coaches in his life who challenged him to become more than an athlete—they challenged him to become a man of charac

Can You Be Counted On?

William McKinley faced enemy fire with one decision in front of him: protect himself or risk his life to rescue men trapped on the battlefield. His story challenges Chris

You Can Grow Up in Church and Still Not Know Jesus

Billy Graham grew up going to church, but as a teenager, he wanted nothing to do with preaching or religion. Until a revival confronted his rebellion and forced him to fa

He Refused to Betray Christians—Even When They Threatened His Life

What do you do when standing for Christ could cost you your freedom, your relationships, or even your life? Majed El Shafie refused to betray fellow Christians despite im

When Courage Is No Longer Optional

When evil takes control and fear is overwhelming, will your faith give you the courage to act? Todd Beamer's story challenges Christian men to move beyond belief into cou

When Success Brings Slander, Stand in Truth

Thomas Cranmer rose to one of the highest positions in the English church, only to face rumors questioning his education, character, and worthiness. Instead of responding

When God's "Yes" Looks Like a "No"

Oswald Jeffrey Smith was told he was too frail to become a missionary—the very calling he believed God had placed on his heart. But what looked like rejection became redi

When Your Plans for God Fall Apart

William Townsend dreamed of taking the gospel to people around the world, but debt and a devastating accident that left him deaf seemed to end that calling. Instead of gi

When "Man Up" Isn't Enough: Learning to Trust God in Crisis

Randy Moore spent decades being a calm, trusted presence on television, but when his wife Ann was diagnosed with terminal pancreatic cancer, fear, anxiety, and exhaustion

You Can Believe Jesus and Still Refuse to Change

Tolstoy's spiritual awakening forced him to confront the difference between admiring Christ's teachings and actually living them. His study of the Sermon on the Mount cha

What Part of Your Heart Is Still Closed to God?

Russ Frase learned through decades of ministry that God can do extraordinary things through an ordinary man who is willing to surrender. From facing a frightening spiritu

Stop Living Like a Victim: Believe God Is for You

Vince Bousselaire battled cancer, climbed Colorado's 14ers, and pursued God-sized goals because he believed God was for him. His story challenges Christian men to face ha

He Stopped Chasing Success—and Discovered His True Purpose

Deano Sargent never focused on climbing to the top; he focused on loving God, serving others, and faithfully caring for the people God placed in front of him. His friends

When Addiction Makes You Feel Beyond Saving

Alok thought addiction, shame, and failure had made him incapable of becoming a good man, and he eventually believed death was his only escape. But in his darkest moment,

When Trust Turns a Troublemaker Into a Leader

Three boys were known for sneaking out, causing trouble, and testing authority—but Andy Kellywood chose a different approach: he trusted them, taught them practical skill