16: How Should Men Think When It Comes to Leading Their Families? with Doug Peterson
Description
In this episode, Chris Rivers, Brad Walbridge, and Doug Peterson tackle the question, “how should men think when it comes to leading their families?” Using a boating analogy, they look at three points to consider when trying to bring purpose and intentionality to a man’s role of leader in the home. Share, listen, and then discuss the application, key ideas, and Scripture references in a one-on-one conversation or with a group of men. Check out this episode's Study Questions by visiting: https://resources.gracechurchsc.org/podcasts/men-at-grace
Doug shared the concept of a boat as a representation of a family. Just like learning to operate a boat on the sea, families must learn how to work together, figure out problems they encounter, and teach their children how to “navigate” life. While all of the boats are different, they are all on a similar journey. Doug shares three points and expounds on how each of these can help men think intentionally when leading their families.
RESOURCES
Authentic Manhood Study: https://resources.gracechurchsc.org/teaching/mens-roundtable/authentic-manhood
Leadership Values
https://resources.gracechurchsc.org/teaching/mens-roundtable/leadership-values
God’s Design for Sex: https://bit.ly/3BzVnUQ
Grace Church Core Values: https://corevalues.gracechurchsc.org
If you know a man who would benefit from hearing this episode, share it with him. Having intentional conversations around these principles is a great way to disciple and help others move towards Christ.
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