In this episode, Victor shares his interview on the Dawn and Steve in the Morning show. Victor dives deep into the issue of passive masculinity in today’s culture, emphasizing the biblical call for men to stand in the gap for the vulnerable and to face evil with courage. He discusses the strength men can have when empowered by the Holy Spirit and rooted in God’s truth, and highlights the importance of purity. Victor also has a word for women about "rescuing" their sons, to their detriment. This episode will challenge listeners to wake up daily with a surrendered heart and embrace their God-given role as protectors and leaders. If you’re looking for inspiration to live courageously and faithfully, this is an episode you won’t want to miss!
Read more about Victor's moral masculinity message in his book, The Dangerous Gentleman, at dangerousgentleman.com
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