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The Four Pillars of a Man’s Heart (Father’s Day)
What Is In a Man's Heart?
The virtues, values, and strengths that enable good men to build lives that matter can be summed up by four distinct pillars.
Now, the definition of a pillar is as follows: A tall vertical structure of stone, wood, or metal, used as a support for a building.
Men are intrinsically builders. Buildings, in order to be solid and stand the test of time, need to be upheld not just by a strong foundation, but by strong pillars as well.
But men are not just builders... but they are also buildings! The Bible tells us that we are 'the temple of the Holy Spirit'. As you know, temples have strong pillars - or else they would topple. In the same way, a man's heart must have strong pillars or else his life can be in ruins.
In this episode, we will examine the four pillars of a man's heart (based on a book by Stu Weber) and determine how these can be strengthened for God's glory.
Strengthen those four pillars and you'll be the man God wants you to be. You will also be the man your wife and kids look up to. You will become structurally sound in your life, as well as an example and marvel of godly architecture.
In this Episode You Will:
Learn how important it is to strengthen these 4 pillars.
Learn what makes a great man in the eyes of his spouse
Learn what a good father models and teaches his children
Learn why some men will never earn respect by their wives
Memorable Quotes:
“Rule with the heart of a servant. Serve with the heart of a king.”
― Bill Johnson
"If serving is below you, than leadership is beyond you."
Recommended Resources:
Four Pillars of a Man's Heart: Bringing Strength into Balance
Tender Warrior: Every Man's Purpose, Every Woman's Dream, Every Child's Hope
The Warrior Soul: Five Powerful Principles to Make You a Stronger Man of God
Lead Like a Superhero: What Pop Culture Icons Can Teach Us About Impactful Leadership
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