What does it take to become a strong Christian in the 21st century?

In this episode, Philipp Daniel Frei and Kenneth Charles Murphy explore what biblical manhood looks like in an age shaped by comfort, shortcuts, and the avoidance of responsibility.

They discuss how service, struggle, discipline, and biblical leadership develop Christians who are prepared to follow Christ faithfully and serve others well.

In this conversation, you will discover:

• Why service is essential to biblical manhood
• How struggle develops spiritual strength and character
• Why protecting Christians from every difficulty can make them weaker
• How responsibility prepares men for leadership
• What it means to have a teachable and servant-hearted spirit
• How you can become a stronger Christian in the 21st century

QUESTION FOR YOU:
What struggle has helped strengthen your walk with Christ? Share your experience in the comments.

ABOUT THE GUEST:
Pastor Kenneth C. Murphy is pastor of Ridge Road Baptist Church.
Philipp D. Frei is a missionary in Europe and beyond.

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