In thirteenth-century England, people had such a hunger for the Bible that they smuggled copies of the New Testament into the country in sacks of food from Germany. People found possessing a copy of the Bible were marked as outlaws. It was in a world like this that a man named William Tyndale was born. Driven by the idea that God meant all people to understand his Word plainly, he risked his life to work tirelessly to translate the Bible into English.

When talking with skeptics about the validity, truth, and trustworthiness of the Bible, the following question is likely to arise: Can we really trust what we read in the Bible to be identical to its original manuscripts? In this article, we answer this question and affirm the trustworthiness of the Bible.

In this article, we present the first of four practical ways that men can build a life of character in a world gone wild.

In this article, we discuss what character is and discover its far-reaching influence in the world today.

At The Full Proof Man, we talk a lot about a man’s “circle of influence.” Because this is such a vital concept, we want to discuss it in more detail in this article. Every man, informed of the fact or not, has been given by God a certain measure of influence.

Elements of great mentoring conversations in men’s ministry.

In this article, we compare our lives with the life of Jesus and discuss the importance of spiritual retreats for the purpose of rest and renewal.

In this article, we discuss the various seasons of manhood and how to overcome the difficult challenges that seasons bring to our lives.

In this article, we apply The Four Quadrants of Leadership Maturity to our development as men and discuss how we can walk paths defined by maturity, responsibility, and wholeness.

If you are wondering what you can do to have a deeper impact on the men in your circle of influence, you should consider organizing a “ceremony of blessing.” In this article, we explain how.

Studying the life and legacy of Ernest Shackleton, we discover six critical points on the path of noble manhood.