Be The Man

Welcome to Be the Man! If this is your first time joining this podcast, welcome! Here on Be the Man, Pastor Stacey Harris and Eli Tilley discuss what it means to be the man of your household as it pertains to undertaking your job description as a godly husband. Their aim in this podcast is that you'll continue to fall in love with your spouse, keeping the Lord in the center of your marriage, by giving you practical principles to undertake this job description Christ models so well for us as He loves the Church. In today's episode, the guys continue to talk about what it means to be the provider of your household, specifically in tithing and giving. It is important to follow the leadership of the Holy Spirit in giving in any aspect, and to follow the Lord's directions on giving as it is laid out in His Word. Tune in today!

Being the man of your household has aa job description that requires you to be committed, compassionate, provisional, and protecting. Today Pastor Stacey Harris and Eli Tilley discuss what it means to be the provider of your household. Financially, spiritually, and physically. In addition to being the man in the context of a provider, there's also a sense of being the man as a giver. The Lord tells us that good will come to those who are generous. It is a part of our job description to lead out in tithing, giving, and prioritizing generosity additionally in our homes. We'll elaborate on this concept of giving, and flexibility within generosity next time on Be The Man! Tune in!

Welcome to Be The Man! This week, Pastor Stacey Harris and Eli Tilley discuss what it means to be the man in the context of a younger man, waiting for the right person to come along. In today's day in age, young people struggle with a lot of identity problems, oppression from societal norms, and backwards thinking from the enemy. There is a spiritual warfare at large in the lives of everyone, and students and young people are not exempt! Today, the guys talk about what it means to be the man as a teenager, or younger person waiting for God to bring that special someone along in their lives! Pursue God, prioritize your Godly relationships, and be patient! Tune in today!

I Corinthians 13:7; Paul's bulleted list of love's attributes. Today we focus on the last part of these attributes in love enduring all things; we got this! Today on Be The Man, Eli Tilley hosts with a special guest, Pastor Jesse Looney. Pastor Jesse is Trinity of Fairview's Wellness and Missions Pastor and is a great model for the Be The Man principle. By love enduring all things, it recognizes attacks, responds well, and resists them with the Lord's help. Let's resist the enemy and endure all things together, submitting to God first, and then to our spouses, one another. Tune in!

Love hopes in all things! This week on Be The Man, Pastor Stacey Harris and Eli Tilley go over I Corinthians 13:7, where Paul continues in his bulleted list of the ways of love. As the men have gone over love bearing all things and believing in all things, now they come to love hoping in all things. How many times are we holding our marital potential back by getting caught in ruts, or letting the busyness of life get in the way. Dream with you spouse, and adopt that "Let's Go!" mentality, hoping for all things, as our ultimate hope is in our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

How would your wife react if you told her "I believe in you!"? It may have more impact than you think. Ambivalence can be detrimental to a marital relationship, avoid that by having confidence, trust, faith, and belief in one another. I Corinthians 13:7 says that love not only bears all things, but it believes all things... having confidence and affirmation! Tune in to Be The Man today as Pastor Stacey Harris and Eli Tilley dive into this topic of love believing in all things and what it means to be a confidence builder for your spouse. Love NEVER tears down, it ALWAYS builds up. Thanks for tuning in!

"I've got you covered!" A phrase by Pastor Stacey that he delivers to his wife when life gets busy. As Pastor Stacey Harris and Eli Tilley continue through the ways of love in I Corinthians 13, they continue in verse 7 today. Paul tells us that love bears, believes, hopes, and endures ALL things. As life gets busy and stressful throughout the many seasons we face, we must keep our relationships protected and safe from the enemy. Standing firm in all things, we must keep the Lord in the center of our marriages, bearing all things, as the Lord is our strength and Christ is the ultimate model for love.

Welcome to Be The Man! Pastor Stacey Harris and Eli Tilley are delighted to be weekly sharing principles to equip men as Godly husbands. If you've been tuning in recently, they have been going through some of the ways and attributes of love as Paul renders in I Corinthians chapter 13. Today, in I Corinthians 13:6, Paul says that love does not rejoice in wronging, but rejoices with the truth. How many times do we feel like our spouse has done something wrong towards us? Why do we have a spirit of vindication? Why is our attitude towards that oftentimes wrong? What are some ways we can combat these feelings, and love our wives well and rejoice in the truth that is Christ's love? Tune in today and find out!

Jesus Christ keeps no record of our sin or wrong, as He was the ultimate sacrifice for us! I Corinthians 13:5 says that love does not keep an account of a wrong suffered. On today's episode of Be The Man, Pastor Stacey Harris and Eli Tilley discuss another aspect of love according to Paul's letter to the church at Corinth. Throughout this study, we have seen many attributes of love, and how we can apply those into our lives as we honor and respect our wives as the man of the household. Today, we dive into how love does not think evil thoughts towards one another, and does not keep any record of wrong done against another. Christ is the ultimate model as we should follow Him in all things, knowing that He loves us unconditionally!

Are we easily provoked? What irritates us? Are there things in life that can easily aggravate us in a sense of anger or frustration? Paul here in I Corinthians 13:5 says that love is not easily provoked. Note: "not EASILY" provoked, we all certainly can be provoked, but it should not be an easy task. Pastor Stacey Harris and Eli Tilley on Be the Man podcast today talk about being provoked to anger or frustration in the marriage and family context as the husband and man of your household. Hope you can tune in today and check out Be the Man!