Some habits are hard to break. Last week I was signing a card for a friend who is getting married. As I signed the card with my name, I then continued to write the first letter of my husband’s name, before I stopped. As I removed the pen with a jerk, I came to a slow awareness o
Up to a third of married women experience unwanted and non-consensual sex. Research in the US has revealed that the most likely situation of those experiencing it are 30-45 years old, white, colleg…
In continuation, some men and women have to a degree, lost their sense of identity and the understanding of their roles. Of course, not all men and all women are in this sad state of confusion. How…
There is something about the twilight hours that is able to convince us that life is not good … nothing will ever change … and that our lives don’t have any meaning.
I got to do the coolest thing on December 10, 2018 - I had the incredible privilege of donating one of my kidneys to my friend Bill. It’s a long story and has been covered in a previous blog and a few shows , but the point I want to get across is that this kidney shortage is a serious thing. Abou
Author: Patrick Blair A sensible person sees danger and takes cover, but the inexperienced keep going and are punished. (Proverbs 22:3 HCSB) In 2020, many of our basic assumptions about the world have been challenged. The year brought socio-political and
I read in Proverbs:
If you ask any man, or any of his male friends, regardless of their faith, “What do you want more than anything else in life?” His answer won’t be “to be a nice guy, to be rich, or even to be handsome.” However, his answer will eventually point to “success.” In other words, he wants to win. Yes, … Continued
When I first launched the Real Men Connect Podcast back in 2016, I had no idea what I was doing; I only knew WHY I wanted to do one: to spare men from the unnecessary pain, shame, and suffering I endured as a Christian man growing up without a Christian role model in the home. … Continued
Author: Patrick Blair I remember the old days when people thought we might someday pay off the U.S. national debt. Now, no one even entertains that possibility. As of July 2020, the debt is over $26.5 trillion and rising exponentially.
