Raising a Modern-Day Knight: A Father's Role in Guiding His Son to Authentic Manhood

by Robert Lewis

because a man’s identity arises from his work, his value is earned; therefore, he becomes highly competitive.

success is the goal—often at the expense of one’s marriage, one’s children, and meaningful, close relationships.

the reward of conventional manhood is power, chiefly in the marketplace.

with a power that can be intoxicating if he ...

if a man becomes successful in this plan, he enjoys personal w...

In three simple but profound words, what is missing is a transcendent cause.

A transcendent cause is not something we do in addition to everything else; instead, it is the one factor that motivates everything else we do.

transcendent cause must be truly heroic, a noble endeavor calling forth bravery and sacrifice.

must be timeless. It contains significance beyond the moment.

transcendent cause must be supremely meaningful. It pulsates with meaning.

I realized that Jesus Christ was alive. And if He’s alive, then He must be God.”