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Summary

In this episode of the 313 Men Money and Marriage podcast, host Andrew Johnson and guest Min. Bernard Marrow discuss the declining presence of men in church, exploring the reasons behind this trend and the changing perceptions of church among men. They emphasize the importance of community outreach, the role of masculinity in spirituality, and the need for sermons to be relevant to modern men. The conversation highlights strategies for engaging more men in church and fostering a sense of belonging within the community.

Takeaways

• 61% of churchgoers are women, highlighting a gender gap.
• Men often feel unnecessary in church without leadership roles.
• Personal relationships with God are crucial for men in church.
• Community outreach can help connect with men outside the church.
• Men need safe spaces to discuss their feelings and experiences.
• Sermons should be relevant to the challenges faced by modern men.
• Tradition can limit spiritual growth; innovation is needed.
• Both men and women should have their spiritual needs addressed.
• Men can serve as mentors and role models in the church.
• Engaging men requires understanding their unique needs and perspectives.

• Where Are the Men in Church?
• The Changing Face of Church Attendance

• "Where are the men in church?"
• "God wants a relationship, not religion."
• "We need men to lead as well."

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to the Church Attendance Crisis

03:04 Changing Perceptions of Church Among Men

05:39 Aligning Traditional Practices with Modern Generations

08:35 Personal Experiences and the Importance of Male Presence

11:40 Community Outreach and Its Role in Church Engagement

14:23 Masculinity and Spirituality in the Church

17:02 Balancing Focus Between Men and Women in Church

19:56 Relevance of Sermons for Today's Men

22:32 Strategies to Increase Male Involvement in Church