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Rob Arpa joins us today to talk about the role that having a purpose plays in being a man. We touch on why so many men are feeling lost these days, the feminization of men and boys and why it’s important to teach men how to be a good, strong masculine man.

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IBC Perspectives Series

Kicking off a new summer series on the IBC Podcast, we read a recent Brother Killmon Perspectives article titled, "How to Stop Effeminacy," and then sit down with him to ask him a few questions about the topic.

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https://indianabiblecollege.org/u/2018/05/podcast-shownotes-ep-149.pdf

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C.S. Lewis once wrote an essay entitled "Men without Chests."  By that he meant that men were being raised in his country of Britain without convictions, without heart, and without affections or values.  We find ourselves in a similar situation today, particularly in the United States where masculinity is under attack and is quickly acquiesced whenever challenged.  In this previously spoken sermon released for the first time as a podcast series here, I speak to men about manhood.  Listen to Part 3 here after you've heard Parts 1 and 2, then share them with other men aspiring to become Men "with" Chests.

C.S. Lewis once wrote an essay entitled "Men without Chests."  By that he meant that men were being raised in his country of Britain without convictions, without heart, and without affections or values.  We find ourselves in a similar situation today, particularly in the United States where masculinity is under attack and is quickly acquiesced whenever challenged.  In this previously spoken sermon released for the first time as a podcast series here, I speak to men about manhood.  First listen to Part 1, then listen to Part 2 here, followed by the final Part 3-- and share them with other men aspiring to become Men "with" Chests.

C.S. Lewis once wrote an essay entitled "Men without Chests."  By that he meant that men were being raised in his country of Britain without convictions, without heart, and without affections or values.  We find ourselves in a similar situation today, particularly in the United States where masculinity is under attack and is quickly aquiesced whenever challenged.  In this previously spoken sermon released for the first time as a podcast series here, I speak to men about manhood.  Listen to Part 1 here, then the next two episodes-- and share them with other men aspiring to become Men with Chests.