On this episode we are joined by TE James Baird, the author of "King of Kings" which is out now. 

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Masculine Mandate by Richard Phillips

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All four men sit down and speak plainly. The talk is long, but it runs deep. Nate leads. They get straight to it—what it means to be a man in the church. No fluff. Just truth, drawn from Scripture, the Westminster Confession, and the hard-won lessons of shepherding souls.

They take up the doctrine of the church—the visible body of Christ. They speak of membership, of duty, of belonging. They talk about how men ought to give themselves to the church. Not as critics, but as brothers. As servants. As sons of the living God. There is laughter too. And sharp edges. But the weight of the thing is not lost on them.

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Matt and Ben are joined by guest Matthew Everhard to discuss family worship in depth.

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In this heartwarming and convicting episode, the Reforming Men team sits down for an extended conversation on fatherhood, one of God’s most profound and joyful callings for men. Kicking off with stories about their own children, the hosts reflect on the importance of encouraging their kids, disciplining with love, and living out the gospel in the home.

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Nate Xanders sits down with pastor, author, and cultural commentator C.R. Wiley to discuss biblical patriarchy, marriage, masculinity, and the household as a central unit of dominion and discipleship. From mutual help in marriage to the future of AI and its implications for the family, this rich and practical conversation explores the vital importance of building households that last in a world that’s falling apart.

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In this episode of the Reforming Men Podcast, hosts Ben Ratliff, Matt Adams, and Nate Xanders take a deep dive into biblical masculinity in marriage. Far from being a social contract or a modern convenience, marriage is a divine calling that requires courage, sacrifice, and godly leadership. The guys break down Westminster Confession of Faith Chapter 24.2, emphasizing God’s purposes for marriage, the necessity of male leadership, and the dangers of cultural compromise.

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Godly men don’t grow by accident. In this episode, Ben Ratliff and Matt Adams, joined by guest Stephen Spinnenweber, break down 18 Habits of a Godly Man. Rooted in 1 Timothy 4:7-8, these habits shape men to honor Christ in every area of life.

1.Worship – Commit to corporate worship, morning and evening.

2.Rest – Honor the Lord’s Day by setting aside work.

3.Work Hard – Labor diligently six days for God’s glory.

4.Read the Bible – Daily intake of Scripture is essential.

5.Pray – Fight prayerlessness and seek God regularly.

6.Meditate on the Word – Dwell deeply on biblical truth.

7.Confess Sin – Own your failures and repent.

8.Pursue Purity – Kill lust and guard your heart.

9.Sleep Well – Sleep honors God and strengthens the body.

10.Exercise – Physical discipline benefits spiritual life.

11.Eat Well – Glorify God in your diet.

12.Read Books – Grow in wisdom and knowledge.

13.Give Generously – Support the church and care for others.

14.Sing – Lead in worship with your voice.

15.Build Relationships – Invest in friendships and mentorship.

16.Provide – Take responsibility for those under your care.

17.Protect – Defend life and those entrusted to you.

18.Teach – Pass the faith to others.

Godly habits require effort, discipline, and accountability. Keep growing, keep leading, and keep passing it on.

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Bible Reading Plans (Ligonier)

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If God Already knows, Why Pray by Doug Kelly

Valley of Vision

Piercing Heaven

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Reset by David Murray

"A Biblical Relationship for Training Up Godliness" by Matt Adams

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In this episode of The Reforming Men Podcast, Matt, Ben, and Josh dive into the foundational topic of personal piety and how it shapes biblical masculinity. They explore the sufficiency of Scripture, the necessity of the Holy Spirit, and the importance of zeal in a man’s life. The hosts discuss cultural pressures, the battle against sin, and practical ways men can grow in godliness.

Books mentioned:

A Godly Man’s Picture – Thomas Watson

The Holy Spirit – Geoffrey Thomas

Piety: The Heartbeat of Reformed Theology – Joel Beeke

Masculine Christianity – Zachary Garris

The Spirit and the Church – John Owen

The Anxious Generation – Jonathan Haidt

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