You don’t need to go it alone on your End Average journey. I know from experience that building a network of like-minded brothers, who are all in pursuit of Christ and bettering themselves, will help you succeed at becoming the man God intended you to be.
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I couldn’t figure it out. No matter how hard I tried or how much I tried to make myself become a better person, I just kept failing. I was frustrated and I was starting to lose interest. My whole life I’ve been calling myself a Christian. As far back as I can remember that’s just…
I was weak and I hated it I had been in a rough period of doubt and frustration. I mentioned before that I had recently gotten married and I knew, deep down, that I wasn’t the man my new bride deserved. Whatever I did to try to fix it wasn’t working. To add to this frustration, I…
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As I started my journey toward becoming the man God intended me to be, I knew I was average. Perhaps below average. I was a mediocre husband, my family and I were living paycheck to paycheck, and my closest friends hardly recognized that I was a Christian.
Deep down, I knew there was more to life than what I was doing in that moment. That there had to be more.
The hardest part of attempting to become more than average is that being average is comfortable. Our culture encourages us to be average – to settle for less than. To not speak our mind or stand by our beliefs. But I knew that not only could I be better than that, I needed to be better than that.
And eventually, after I’d worked hard to better myself, I knew I could help others become better, too.
