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Welcome to the Real Men Connect podcast where we help good men become great men God's way.

Every Wednesday we interview some of the nation's most respected and accomplishment of faith

to find out what it really takes to become the kind of husband, father and spiritual leader God, called and created us to be. Today is the real men check-in. The real men check-in is just a quick way to help you start your week on the right foot in the right way. Every Monday, I share personal insights, encouragement, and support that will move you beyond church to real change. I try to keep it short, make it fun, and then I'm done. So let's get started.

Real men are not superheroes. They're just super husbands and super dads. Let me say that again.

Real men are not superheroes. They're just super husbands and super dads. Now, I think it's interesting

that we as men are amazed and crazy about superheroes. Now, as a child, I used to pretend I was

Superman, all five foot nothing and a hundred and nothing of me. I put a bath tower around my neck

and I jump off the bed or anything else I could climb up to, whether

be a tree, a car, a truck, or even a house. And when I was growing up, we all had our favorite

superheroes. You know, Superman, Batman, Iron Man, Spider-Man, even Aquaman. And can you believe that?

And I couldn't even swim. You named a superhero, I wanted to be him. We all did.

Wanted to be a superhero wasn't a bad thing. Because look at them, they were strong,

conquering, fearless, and brave men. But I also noticed that they had something else in common.

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