Today’s episode features Chris Harper going through Betterman’s second track session at the most recent Nashville City Tour and he’s taking us through the concepts of male leadership, courage, and the importance of embodying what he calls an 'ethos of courage' in modern society. There seems to be a real lack of male courage and leadership in today’s world and today Chris is advocating for a positive reframing as 'victors'. He gives us personal anecdotes and introduces four key questions aimed at encouraging men to reflect on their unique contributions and responsibilities in their homes, churches, and communities. Registration for our upcoming event –  National Disciple Making Forum (Disciple Making Culture). For more information about BetterMan check out their website: https://betterman.com/ Key Takeaways  00:00 Diving Into the Night's Discussion: Courage and Masculinity 00:06 Exploring Ethos of Courage Through Personal and Cultural References 01:35 Introducing the Harper Family Creed and Its Impact 02:55 The Four Questions to Shape a Better World 03:14 Breaking Down the First Question: What's Missing? 10:43 Addressing the Second Question: What's Broken? 13:19 Confronting Evil: The Third Question 23:10 Promoting Good in a Broken World: The Fourth Question 23:36 The Lego Lesson: Finding Joy in the Small Moments 24:31 Celebrating Others: A Lesson from the Basketball Bench 26:09 Promoting Good in Every Situation 26:58 Historical Lessons: The Courage of Sparta 28:24 Building the Wall: A Call to Men 30:44 The Role of Men in Church and Family 32:20 Navigating Modern Media: The Impact on Attention and Faith 32:19 Discipling the Next Generation: The Importance of Family and Faith 32:19 Closing Thoughts and Prayer   Check out these Free Ebooks:  Disciple Making Culture 10 Minute E-Book  Disciple Shift Ebook Discipleship That Fits Ebook Disciple Making Culture Visual Guide Interested in Audio books? Here are a couple of great options: Audio Book Becoming a Disciple Maker Audio Book National Sutdy on Disciple Making