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Redeeming Power: Reclaiming Authentic Masculinity

Andrew J. Bauman

May 25, 2023

Redeeming Power: Reclaiming Authentic Masculinity

Andrew J. Bauman

May 25, 2023

The answer to becoming a safe and good man is not becoming weaker (humble, yes—weak, no); it’s about becoming more powerful (not aggressive). However, stepping into authentic masculine power can seem like an oxymoron that conjures up images of the Marlboro man, or thoughts of violence, homophobia, misogyny, money, and greed. That is not the masculinity I am referring to, but only the kind that taps into our God-given glory and power.

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Andrew J. Bauman

May 25, 2023

Twenty Years in the Wilderness

Aaron Hnyduik

May 17, 2023

Twenty Years in the Wilderness

Aaron Hnyduik

May 17, 2023

Growing up as the oldest in a single-parent home doesn’t do much to foster and encourage your dreams. My own broken relationship with my dad has always made it difficult to relate to my Heavenly Father. Sometimes I can hear Jesus speaking and it’s beautiful talking with him, but there’s always been a blank when it comes to relating with the Father.

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Aaron Hnyduik

May 17, 2023

An interview with Jonathan David Helser

Darren Thornberry

Apr 27, 2023

An interview with Jonathan David Helser

Darren Thornberry

Apr 27, 2023

Jonathan David Helser and his wife, Melissa Helser, lead worship around the world and are deeply entwined with their artistic community in North Carolina. We are grateful that Jonathan took time to discuss with us the relationship that men have with worship music and also the beauty and power that occurs when guys let go and engage in worship wholeheartedly.

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Darren Thornberry

Apr 27, 2023

An Interview with Ben Greenfield

Sam Eldredge

Jan 3, 2023

An Interview with Ben Greenfield

Sam Eldredge

Jan 3, 2023

Ben hit my radar because fellow members of our team listen to his podcast religiously. He has a penchant for taking things seriously, for using his life and his body as an experiment, and he therefore engages life not theoretically but with that “grab the reins and hold on” attitude that defines pioneers in frontiers everywhere. What follows is a deep dive into the multiple wells that Ben has been exploring lately—wells that I believe overlap with the interests of the And Sons tribe but that may be explored or thought about slightly differently than we typically would.

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Sam Eldredge

Jan 3, 2023

The Purification Stone

Anonymous

Nov 29, 2022

The Purification Stone

Anonymous

Nov 29, 2022

My pornography use was the background sin while every other hard thing happened in our family. It was, in a very sick way, like an anchor. A marriage ended. Another began. More kids. My second (and forever) wife asked me a couple times if I ever struggled with pornography and of course I said no. Then she would dream that I was using it, and I would throw it back in her face. How could you!? I would white knuckle it here and there, trying to stop. In all my adult life, I might have gone a month at most and then I’d give in. I could not stop. I believed I needed and deserved it.

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Anonymous

Nov 29, 2022

Throttle Up, Cowboy

Nic Bovee

Sep 22, 2022

Throttle Up, Cowboy

Nic Bovee

Sep 22, 2022

When I was 10, I rode my buddy’s Suzuki JR50. I can still remember twisting the throttle and feeling the thrill of the seemingly unlimited power that propelled me forward over the grassy lawn. I was gliding without a care in the world, trying to keep my eyes open as wind rushed past me until I slipped on the grass and seared my bare calf on the exhaust pipe. That’s something I love about riding dirt bikes. There’s a point while I’m riding when the world dissolves around me and there’s nothing in the universe except the bike and the trail in front of me.

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Nic Bovee

Sep 22, 2022

Whiskey Tasting

Sam Eldredge

Aug 23, 2022

Whiskey Tasting

Sam Eldredge

Aug 23, 2022

When it comes to whiskey, I have to admit that I felt like we would fail in our review. First off, a dear reader who has overcome addiction will look at this and go, “Not helpful, guys.” Then there is the snooty Scotch snob, who is going to be disappointed by whatever we choose. You know the type. And lastly, there is the drinker who doesn’t care for the price tag. He makes a point to drink from plastic bottles that slide neatly into a coat pocket.

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Sam Eldredge

Aug 23, 2022

Cameron Moix

Aug 23, 2022

Just An Addict

Cameron Moix

Aug 23, 2022

I remember sitting on the curb in front of my old apartment in Colorado Springs, half-drunk and weeping to my mother on the phone. “I don’t know who I am sober,” I told my mom. “I’m scared.”

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Cameron Moix

Aug 23, 2022

More Soldier Than Son

Brandon Palma

Apr 14, 2022

More Soldier Than Son

Brandon Palma

Apr 14, 2022

My counselor has challenged me deeply in these beliefs, and if I’m being completely transparent, I’m still wrestling with this. But his argument to me is that, as a born-again believer in Christ and because of His atoning work on the cross, I hold both depravity and dignity. He challenged me that I focus too much on my depravity and not enough on the imbued dignity of all image-bearers, but especially those born again into the new covenant in Christ. Now, he’s not telling me to go wild out and do whatever the heck I want. But he has been gently (and not so gently) prodding my notions of sonship.

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Brandon Palma

Apr 14, 2022

‘FebEx 2’ in Review

Darren Thornberry

Mar 17, 2022

‘FebEx 2’ in Review

Darren Thornberry

Mar 17, 2022

February found a cohort of And Sons pals intentionally committing to a singular practice that brings life: Year 2 of the February Experiment. Some of us have a hard enough time committing to brush our teeth twice a day, and yet we long to engage and mature in practices that stir the heart. So, with the best intentions to be disciplined, focused and dialed in, we tackled FebEx 2. How’d it go? A few kind souls share their experiences here.

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Darren Thornberry

Mar 17, 2022

The Fun Terror of Being an Amateur

Josh Skaggs

Jan 25, 2022

The Fun Terror of Being an Amateur

Josh Skaggs

Jan 25, 2022

So here I am, driving a pickup truck for the first time. I feel like a boy tagging along on “take your kid to work day,” and maybe that feeling is right: At the ripe age of 33 I have been given permission to be childishly curious again. Every day, everything I do is a first. First time using a cat’s paw. First time laying baseboard. First time demo-ing a kitchen. First time worrying if there will be a place at the job site for me to poop. It feels fun—and terrifying. When was the last time I let myself be the amateur in the room?

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Josh Skaggs

Jan 25, 2022

An Interview with Kris Kringle

John "Padre" Eldredge

Dec 20, 2021

An Interview with Kris Kringle

John "Padre" Eldredge

Dec 20, 2021

While on an epic caribou hunt this fall, north of the arctic circle, we followed a curious tip from an old Inuit guide and stumbled upon the North Pole Workshop. There we found The Man himself—Father Christmas—just as warm and inviting as you’d expect, and surprisingly candid. So here it is folks: an And Sons exclusive!

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John "Padre" Eldredge

Dec 20, 2021

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