Men,

We are all called to be leaders—in our families, our vocations, and in our Churches.

Even if we are not called to serve the body of Christ in an official capacity, we ought to hold ourselves to the qualifications of overseers and deacons. If we sincerely believe there is a priesthood of all believers, we should embody that priesthood in whatever capacity we are called to lead.

Can you (like the Apostle Paul) instruct those around you to “imitate me”? Are you dignified, faithful, and above reproach? Do you teach those in your charge the things of God, both by word and deed?

This is my resolution for the year of our Lord 2025. I pray that men everywhere will make it theirs as well.

—Adam

Happy New Year, brothers ???

Should I take some credit for this ?

To God be the glory forever. For I am just dirt of the earth, full of sin and unholiness.

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