Seven Needs of a Wife
Being a husband is both a noun and a verb. We are called to husband our wives. To husband means to cultivate, care for, and cause to flourish
Posted by Chris Hogan on May 25, 2006
Zero to Hero
Most of us men can go from hero to zero in minutes but do you know how to go from zero to hero in your marriage? In this article you will learn four keys to connecting with your wife.
Posted by Chris Hogan on Feb 21, 2007
Making Decisions With Your Wife (Part 2)
How can two walk together unless they are in agreement (Amos 3:3). One of the worst thing we can say to our wives is, “Fine, we will do it your way!” What is a man to do when it seems like his wife is forcing him to make a decision he is not in agreement with or not ready to make?
Posted by Chris Hogan on Mar 13, 2007
Chores Part 1 - A Key Factor to Success
A forty year study by Harvard University confirms that chores are a key factor to success in life. Learn about five qualities that chores develop in the life of children.
Posted by Chris Hogan on Mar 16, 2007
Stages of Nobility
Just as a knight went through stages to become a warrior of the first magnitude, so we as husbands and fathers go through stages to become noble men. Each stage of nobility is characterized by a greater willingness to receive God’s grace so we can will the will of the Father. Each stage is marked by a greater Christlikeness which is revealed by our character, and our willingness to lose our lives and gain the life of Christ.
Posted by Chris Hogan on May 11, 2007
Powerful Discipleship Questions
The following eleven lists of questions were published in Cultivating a Life for God, by Neil Cole. You can choose to discuss one of these lists during your discipleship meetings. Trying putting together your own list by choosing from among these questions or develop your own. The important thing is to get involvement from the group. The greater the level of involvement, the greater the level of commitment you will have amongsts yourselves. People willingly accept accountability when they know you have their best interests at heart.
Posted by Chris Hogan on Feb 07, 2008