Sunday, November 1, 2009

Marks of Manhood

One of the responsibilities we have as parents in raising our boys is to give them a vision of what a mature Christian man should look like. Those raising sons (and also those with daughters who want to teach them what makes a mature Christian husband) will want to read this article from Al Mohler on the different aspects of maturity that mark the transition from boy to man. Below is the summary. Read the whole thing here.


1. Spiritual maturity sufficient to lead a wife and children.

2. Personal maturity sufficient to be a responsible husband and father.

3. Economic maturity sufficient to hold an adult job and handle money.

4. Physical maturity sufficient to work and protect a family.

5. Sexual maturity sufficient to marry and fulfill God’s purposes.

6. Moral maturity sufficient to lead as example of righteousness.

7. Ethical maturity sufficient to make responsible decisions.

8. Worldview maturity sufficient to understand what is really important.

9. Relational maturity sufficient to understand and respect others.

10. Social maturity sufficient to make a contribution to society.

11. Verbal maturity sufficient to communicate and articulate as a man.

12. Character maturity sufficient to demonstrate courage under fire.

13. Biblical maturity sufficient to lead at some level in the church.


(HT: Vitamin Z)




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