Far More Podcast
Ep 051: Biblical Manhood - what does it look like?
Today Jason and Liz are diving a bit deeper into the topic of biblical manhood and what it looks like. A couple of episodes ago, they talked about the "brand" of men and why it's struggling right now and the episode morphed into a talk about manhood, so Liz wanted to dive into more of that to tease out what being a godly man looks like.
Liz referenced the podcast, The Pursuit of Manliness and more specifically episode 420 where Jarrett Samuels interviews pastor and author, Josh Smith about his book "The Titus Ten: Foundations for Godly Manhood."
You can watch this episode over on YouTube here.
And for those who care at all, the phrase "holy moly" actually dates back to the late 1800s and was likely just a cleaned up version of "Holy Moses" or "Holy Mary." You're welcome!
Can the brand of men be saved?
What does biblical womanhood look like?
Want to connect with us? Shoot us a text!
We are so glad you're here and if you are enjoying this podcast, please rate it, review it and share it!
Far More Podcast is on all the socials:
If there is a topic you would like for us to chat about on the podcast or if you just need some prayer, you can send an email to Liz at farmorepodcast@gmail.com. All names, email addresses and personal information will remain private.
Today Jason and Liz are diving a bit deeper into the topic of biblical manhood and what it looks like. A couple of episodes ago, they talked about the "brand" of men and why it's struggling right now and the episode morphed into a talk about manhood, so Liz wanted to dive into more of that to tease out what being a godly man looks like.
Liz referenced the podcast, The Pursuit of Manliness and more specifically episode 420 where Jarrett Samuels interviews pastor and author, Josh Smith about his book "The Titus Ten: Foundations for Godly Manhood."
You can watch this episode over on YouTube here.
And for those who care at all, the phrase "holy moly" actually dates back to the late 1800s and was likely just a cleaned up version of "Holy Moses" or "Holy Mary." You're welcome!
Can the brand of men be saved?
What does biblical womanhood look like?
Want to connect with us? Shoot us a text!
We are so glad you're here and if you are enjoying this podcast, please rate it, review it and share it!
Far More Podcast is on all the socials:
If there is a topic you would like for us to chat about on the podcast or if you just need some prayer, you can send an email to Liz at farmorepodcast@gmail.com. All names, email addresses and personal information will remain private.