Welcome to the Hard Man Podcast, reclaiming biblical masculinity in a world of softness.

One of the main reasons that men stay away from church today is that church no longer teaches a doctrine of dominion.

As a result, men have no grand sense of mission or purpose. Instead, Christianity is reduced to a hallmark

salar romance between you and Jesus, something that most masculine men find utterly unappealing and unattractive.

That's why they're flocking and droves away from the church and

the church is comprised mostly of women and effeminate men.

Many of these men, disillusioned with the church, turn to the intellectual

dark web, or any number of personalities from Jordan Peterson to Rolo Tomasi and Jack Donovan, where they turn to the Manosphere, the Red Pill

Movement.

And while these internet gurus offer helpful advice and even practical skills for strengthening one's body on issues like

building wealth advancing your career or being more aggressive among your peers.

They help you to improve your relationship with women. They do all these things well, but they often fail to give

men a clear sense of mission. The result is that men become chiseled. They become successful in their career. They become better with women.

Many become womanizers. But ultimately, they just become more skilled at naval gazing, right?

The self-obsession, the selfie mode of our generation.

Many of these men have mastered their driving skills, to use a metaphor, but they still don't know what their destination is.

What's the Grand Sweep? What's the mission and the aim of your life, the Tailos?

Well, in this episode, we're going to explore the biblical doctrine of Dominion,

which grounds a man in his God-ordained mission

and answers the fundamental question, what is a man for?

I want to begin today by taking a look at the Book of Genesis, which is a Book of Origins.

Now by exploring the beginning of all things and why things were made, the book reveals also the purpose of all things,

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