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That's What Godly Men Do

Time of Celebration Ministries Church • Jun 15, 2025 • 63 min

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Summary

Pastor Jerry Flowers delivers a powerful teaching on the vital distinction between a godless man and a genuine biblical godly man. Addressing the cultural confusion surrounding modern relationships, he challenges men to rise up as discipled kingdom leaders who stand in the gap for their households. Through scripture, Pastor Jerry outlines ten concrete marks of biblical manhood to help believers align their lives and households with God's design.

Themes

Biblical ManhoodSpiritual DiscernmentKingdom LeadershipMarriage and RelationshipsStanding in the Gap

Pastor's Points

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Repentance and a prayer life

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Watchful lovers

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Delight in scripture and despise wickedness

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A servant

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Self-controlled and disciplined

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Faithful and won't entertain the immoral woman

7.

Providers

8.

Seeks understanding and articulates displeasures

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Models purity and Christlikeness

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Humble and teachable

Key Points

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The enemy actively tries to make godless men and godly men indistinguishable to cause confusion and spiritual exhaustion.
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Godly men are not merely born; they are born again and intentionally discipled into spiritual maturity.
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A genuine kingdom leader serves, sacrifices, models purity, and provides order rather than causing chaos.
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Surrender to God will inevitably clash with cultural compromise, requiring spiritual discernment to recognize true royalty.
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God seeks men who will stand in the gap through intercessory prayer and spiritual protection on behalf of their homes.
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Repentance and a prayer life: A godly man regularly owns his flaws, apologizes quickly, and turns back to God.
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Watchful lovers: Kingdom men protect their families out of love and spiritual duty rather than a desire for control.
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Delight in scripture: Godly men value Christlike attributes over worldly avenues and find ultimate joy in God's Word.

Sermon Moments

“His surrender is going to clash with your compromise.”

“God sends leaders, not leeches.”

“Minister is a title. Washing feet is our function.”

“When toxicity has become your normal, you will mislabel health as toxic.”

“Godly men aren't born. They're born again and then discipled.”

“True Jesuslike men, their posture is the middle.”

“Godly men look for attributes. Carnal men look for avenues.”

This Week

Evaluate your daily walk to ensure your surrender to Christ is not compromising with worldly standards.

Pray over your tongue daily so your speech builds up others and gives grace to those who hear (Ephesians 4:29).

Practice quick repentance and sincere apologies within your family whenever you fall short.

Take your place as an intercessor by daily standing in the gap through prayer for your household and community.

Prioritize daily scripture reading over digital entertainment and passive distractions.

Find a practical way to serve your family or church community quietly without expecting recognition.

Cultivate a teachable heart by actively listening to and honoring the godly counsel of your spouse and leaders.

Remember This

Godly men aren't merely born; they are born again and discipled to stand in the gap as humble, self-controlled leaders for their households.

A Challenge for You

Turn your heart back to God, accept Jesus Christ, and make scripture the highest authority in your life to fulfill God's kingdom agenda.

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