“To be a Christian means that God has become our point of reference and framework. “In him we live and move and have our being” (Acts 17:28). As Christians we need to become more and more self-consciously aware of this… — Eric Mason Copy Share Image
“Jesus is the prototype man for men. All of us men are only as manly as it relates to the standard set by Jesus.… — Eric Mason Copy Share Image
“Without the Fatherhood of God driving our manhood, we become "mad scientists" as we destructively experiment with those in our charge. But because of… — Eric Mason Copy Share Image
“Men, if your wife is lifeless, uncommitted to the Lord, spiritually docile, and ineffective in her role as a wife, you need to consider… — Eric Mason Copy Share Image
“Fearing the Lord means standing in awe of the reality of who God is. When we fear the Lord, we live our lives knowing… — Eric Mason Copy Share Image
“In transforming the soul of sinful man, Jesus will set in motion an eternal chain reaction that will change all things forever (1 Cor. 15).” — Eric Mason Copy Share Image
“Man was meant to function like a mirror—something to reflect the image of God into creation.” — Eric Mason Copy Share Image
“Jesus, as the Son of Man, is not only inspirational—He is epic. Knowing that He got up from the grave after such a savage… — Eric Mason Copy Share Image
“To be a Christian means that God has become our point of reference and framework. “In him we live and move and have our… — Eric Mason Copy Share Image
“The fatherless man can find strength in the fatherhood of God. Through a relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ, God becomes our Father. He… — Eric Mason Copy Share Image
“Without the Gospel, I am only projecting behavioral modification. Changes of the heart must trump mere change of behavior. Therefore, the goodness of God… — Eric Mason Copy Share Image
“Leading a family starts with being in a vital and flourishing relationship with God through Jesus Christ. Jesus’ own leadership flowed from His intimacy… — Eric Mason Copy Share Image
“We need the gospel. We need it more than books. More than studies. More than groups. We need the life-giving, identity-establishing, purpose-defining gospel of… — Eric Mason Copy Share Image
