In this episode, I reflect on the concept of patriarchy as presented by the It's Good to Be a Man project.

Here's an introduction to the idea of "divine adoption" as an avenue for communicating about spiritual development with men.

Does being spiritual mean "being married to Jesus"? In this episode, I discuss the phenomena of bridal mysticism and its influence on popular church culture.

Does the Church get men? The absence of a theology of masculinity presents a challenge and an opportunity for Catholics to speak more convincingly to young men about masculine identity in a world of gender confusion.

The numbers don't lie: there are more women than men in most Christian churches. I discuss the implications of this gender gap in today's episode.

When did you first encounter the Manosphere? And how might you use it for insight into what young men are looking for and not receiving from the Church?

Is masculinity a problem to be solved? I discuss Equimundo's "Man Box" and what's lost when young men are made a means to an end.

In this episode, I react to Aaron M. Renn's article "The Problem With Servant Leadership".

What does it mean to be a "lay person" and to be a "minister" at the same time? The unique role of lay ministers in the Catholic Church carries both tension and great possibilities.

Why is internal integration fundamental? Because it has a multiplying effect on every other area of our lives.