Manlike Radio Men Of Issachar Podcast Richard Boyd

Join Richard Boyd as he speaks with Bishop Conrad Palacios, about the situations facing us today. How should we react to the Pandemic, political and Spiritual things?

Christain men today are overwhelmed with so much sexual explicit things. How should they respond to this and at the same time keep themselves focus on God?

Join Richard Boyd and Auther Culpepper as they discuss this on the Men Of Issachar Podcast

SECRET EYES

Richard Boyd

Everyone possesses a secret that no one knows, even a close friend or a loved one does not know all our confidential matters. And if anyone says they contain no secrets, then they are concealing a skeleton in the cupboard.

A secret is the only way to prevent others from knowing that which we might be ashamed of. It's also a way to hide something others will reject us for. As one man said, "If I disclose you my secret then it would not remain a secret."

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Join Bishop Conrad and Jessica Palacios as they discuss what men and women can do to encourage each other in both their careers and ministry.

Manlikeradio is a Social Media podcast, that is earnestly striving to encourage Christian men, who are truly born again in Christ. In naturally becoming a better man for the divine glory of God. Although the podcast is designed for Christian men, we encourage all men to take part in the advice given in making men like God.

Join us live every Tuesday @ 9 PM (Central Standard Time) with your host Richard Boyd. As we candidly discuss the specific topics that typically affect Christian men today.

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Join Richard Boyd and Auther and Linda Culpepper.

The importance of marriage still stands today. The commitment to stay together, even more, is required in marriages. Yes, certain factors cause a union to fall apart.

But marriage is sacred and a creative act of holiness. One scripture that adequately explains the lifelong commitment in marriage, is found in Malachi 2:14-15: “But you say, why does he not?' Because the LORD was a witness between you and the wife of your youth, to whom you have been faithless, though she is your companion and your wife by a covenant."

A certain movie that comes to mind, was one where a man fell into a season of complex problems. He lost his job. He got injured, he ran out of money and his house was foreclosed on. He progressively lost everything that he worked hard for and to add to his evident pain, his wife admitted that she had an affair.

Evidently, he reached a point of hurt, unforgiveness, and hopelessness. Never the less he had to make a judgment that would change his life. And that decision was not about him as much as it was regarding his innocent children and the woman of his heart.

The personal decisions we make in marriage are crucial and at times we conveniently forget, that others are also hurting. God design marriage as a covenant agreement that would bless not only the man and woman but families, generations, and nations

Join Richard Boyd as he addresses the subject of anger in a man's life. Anger has its place; it can be a useful tool in the proper context of life. order. But a temper that has become out of control, is definitely a recipe for failure.

Man Rage!
Every responsible man one day will face the most important enemy of life. And that is dealing with his temper. There are undoubtedly many contributing factors that cause anger in a man’s personal life. Unfortunately, uncontrolled anger can invariably bring a desperate man to his knees.

With so many furious and violent men in today's world, it almost seems impossible that men can overcome their rage. Yet, Jesus was known to get angry, we read it in the bible.

John 2: 13-15 In the temple courts he found people selling cattle, sheep, and doves, and others sitting at tables exchanging money.15 So he made a whip out of cords, and drove all from the temple courts, both sheep and cattle; he scattered the coins of the money-changers and overturned their tables.

When we read this verse, we can draw many conclusions, but one thing is sure, Jesus was upset. Therefore did he allow his temper to take the best of him?
After reading more in this chapter of John, we find that Jesus anger was morally justified because it was precisely a heroic act against injustice.

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