-
PHILIP: Analytical to a Fault – Yet Used to Reveal Jesus
___
Getting to Know the Disciples, Episode 12: Philip is one of those apostles who seems easy to overlook—yet Jesus chose him to show us how important each one of us can be when we use our gifts and abilities to show that His strength is made perfect in our weakness. Join Man in the Mirror’s…
-
SIMON THE ZEALOT: Words That Describe Us
___
Getting to Know the Disciples, Episode 11: We only know one thing about Simon the Zealot—his nickname. But because of that one seemingly small thing, we know a lot! Join Pat Morley and see why there’s so much more to learn from Simon “the Zealot” than merely distinguishing him from Simon Peter. Please note that this…
-
THADDAEUS: It’s Amazing What He Unleashed!
___
Getting to Know the Disciples, Episode 10: What sets the disciple Thaddaeus apart is a question he asked Jesus during their final small group meeting. Jesus used it to unleash several profound secrets about Himself and the Holy Spirit that we would otherwise not know! Thank you, Thaddaeus! Join Pat Morley and learn or be reminded…
-
JAMES: A Superb Level-5 Leader
___
Getting to Know the Disciples, Episode 9: If James son of Alpheus were alive today, he probably wouldn’t have a YouTube channel or TikTok account. He was happy to serve in the background, away from the spotlight. In fact, he’s only mentioned four times in the Bible, only as part of a list with the…
-
NATHANAEL: From Bigot to Believer
___
Getting to Know the Disciples, Episode 8: Imagine the disciples sitting around a campfire one night when one of them asks: “What did you do when you first heard of our rabbi, Jesus?” Some might recount stories of dropping their fishing nets and following him, others of leaving a job or hometown. And then Nathanael…
-
MATTHEW: An Epic Story of Change
___
Getting to Know the Disciples, Episode 7: In Matthew the tax collector’s day, everyone would have hated him—and you’ll see why. Yet today we revere him because of the dramatic story of his conversion and what he did with the rest of his life. Join Pat Morley and learn why Jesus extended His mercy to such…
-
THOMAS: The Inquisitive Disciple
___
Getting to Know the Disciples, Episode 6: We all have moments in our life when we experience challenges to our faith. God seems distant, the Holy Spirit silent, and we wonder, “Did I get this wrong? Did Jesus really rise from the dead? Should I believe this?” Unfortunately for one of the disciples, his questions…
-
Pastor Series: Scott George
___
The Man in the Mirror Quarterly Pastor Series presents Scott George. Scott is a legend—a prophet with honor in his hometown. As the founder of Florida’s largest nonprofit for the working poor, Scott was appointed to the Florida Faith and Community Advisory Team by Governor Ron DeSantis. The author of nine books, Scott also serves…
-
JOHN: The Disciple of Truth & Love
___
Getting to Know the Disciples, Episode 5: Brothers James and John were known as the “Sons of Thunder.” They were not shy, it would seem, and yet both were in Jesus’ inner circle. John, the younger brother, went on to become a prolific writer of the New Testament. Some of his words are the most…
-
JAMES: A Disciple On The Limit
___
Getting to Know the Disciples, Episode 4: James was brash, aggressive, and ambitious. He was a disciple who tested the limits. Join Patrick Morley to learn how Jesus averted disaster on two preposterous occasions when James’ temper and worldly ambition pushed Jesus’ patience to the limit. And take away an inspiring reminder for YOUR discipleship…
-
JUDAS: The Disciple We Love To Hate
___
Getting to Know the Disciples, Episode 3: Betraying Jesus has made Judas one of the most infamous names in the world. While he plays a key role in the story of the passion, he has an overall minor role in the Gospels, and we know very little about his motives. And yet, we love to hate…
-
ANDREW: Bringing People to Jesus
___
Getting to Know the Disciples, Episode 2: Andrew is a legend. He reveals how easy and comfortable it can be for anyone to introduce anyone to Jesus. Join Patrick Morley and learn more about who he was, how he introduced people to Jesus, and how you can adopt his ideas so you can bring more…
-
PETER: Why We Identify With Him So Easily
___
REPOST – Getting to Know the Disciples, Episode 1: We’re bringing back another opening episode from 2022! Join Patrick Morley and discover three reasons why Peter is the disciple with whom many of us can most easily identify. Please note that this message is only available via podcast/audio at this time.
-
On Being (and Having) a Spiritual Father
___
Join us this week and next as we revisit the opening episodes of two series from 2022. Let’s turn our attention to Brett Clemmer as he opens the study of 2 Timothy–Paul & Timothy: Passing the Torch. Verses referenced in this lesson: 2 Timothy 1:1-2, Acts 16:1, 1 Cor 16:10, Phil 2:22 Raw, unedited transcript…
-
The Gospel and the Church
___
Our guest speaker tomorrow, Pastor Tim Iamaio, will share some of his story, ministry and pastoral heart to see men grow in maturity. We all know immature Christians and unhealthy churches when we see them, but are we able to recognize and cultivate spiritual maturity and healthy thriving churches? And what does the Bible have…
-
The Genius of Paul’s Plan
___
Jesus identified the problem. It’s not that men don’t want to meet Him. But there are just not enough men to make a credible introduction. Jesus also identified the solution—what we call the Great Commission. But it was Paul who operationalized a plan to both safeguard the message and mobilize men to spread it from…
-
People Who Use Faith for Personal Gain
___
Have you been hurt by another Christian or perhaps even a church leader? You remember how it felt to be caught off guard. And because no one prepared you to be on the lookout for such a thing, your faith was bruised, shaken, or worse. Now you’ve worked through the resulting crisis of faith and…
-
The Process of Making Disciples
___
Who is God? What is He like? Can we have a relationship with Him? If so, how? How do we become godly men, husbands, and fathers? How can we find work that satisfies and honors God? What does God want us to do? What do we tell others? The process of answering these questions is…
-
A Story for the Peoples!
___
Scripture is God’s story and replete with how he worked in the stories of his people. Joseph was betrayed by his brothers and then God used him to rescue those same brothers (Gen. 37-50). Psalm 78 tell us to recount the wonderful deeds of the Lord and tell the coming generations. Daniel and the Hebrew…
-
The Secret to Leaving a Legacy
___
We all want to get to the end of our lives and think, “I did all I could. I’ve got nothing left. I gave it my all.” And we want God to look at us and tell us we lived in a way that pleased Him. So what do you need to do now to…
-
Sleeping Giants: Millennials, Boomers, and the Future of Men in the Church
___
While popular culture exaggerates and exploits what divides the generations, Jeremy Schurke is passionate about bringing the generations together. As the pioneering leader of Mirror Labs, the R&D arm of Man in the Mirror, Jeremy is in the process of forming an inclusive network of leaders, thinkers, writers, researchers, and donors. Join Jeremy as he…
-
42nd Annual Thanksgiving Prayer Breakfast: Eric Koeser
___
Please watch a special edition of the Man in the Mirror Bible Study. Our Annual Thanksgiving Prayer Breakfastwith guest speaker Eric Koeser. Eric is an Entrepreneur and Franchise Expert. He is a founder and/or partner in several successful ventures including: BurgerFi Area Developer, Co-Creator HUMBL International, Co-Creator Amazing Explorers Academy (30+ locations throughout FL,TX, NJ…
-
Submit To God’s Role in Your Family
___
In this series, we have touched on a number of aspects to manhood and marriage and today we would like to double click on what God says about the role of a man in a family. Whether you are married or hope to be married one day, God has given us a challenging yet compelling…
-
Re-Constructing Your Faith
___
Do you know a man who is struggling with his faith? Confused, weary, burdened? If so, you’re not alone. Perhaps it’s a co-worker, family member, or even you. We’ve all heard that the numbers of de-churched, “dones,” and “nones” are skyrocketing. But what’s really going on, and what can you do about it? Join Patrick…
-
The Future of Making Disciples
___
Have you found it difficult to find a spiritually mature man to walk with you and help you better understand your identity, the meaning of life, God, your purpose, character, and roles? If you’re spiritually mature, have you found it difficult to mobilize and walk alongside men who want help? God has provided an overarching…
-
An Ache for the Harvest
___
This week we kick off a new 12-part series to look at the core teachings of Jesus. We’re going to explore 12 compelling problems that we all feel deeply, what Jesus teaches about how to solve them, and ways for each of us to respond. We’ll begin with a core teaching about the mission. Today’s…
-
The Most Important Thing
___
One day Jesus was asked (in so many words), “Teacher, what’s the most important thing a man can do in his relationship with God?” Freeze frame. At that moment, Jesus knew He needed to answer carefully—the next words out of His mouth would be written down and repeated for thousands of years! He knew whatever…
-
Making Decisions That Reflect God’s Will
___
Who wouldn’t love to see God’s will plainly spelled out for every decision? That’s not always possible, of course, but what if it’s easier than you think for most decisions? In this core teaching of Jesus, Patrick Morley will show you God’s way to discover His will. Learn how Jesus wants you to approach decisions…
-
Adopting the Mindset of Serving Others
___
In training His twelve disciples, no theme is more prominent than how Jesus helped his followers work through their vanity, pride, and arguments about which of them was the greatest. As we will see in this lesson, that’s easier said than done! A major core teaching of Jesus is how you can transition from the…
-
When You Pray…
___
In the middle of the main sermon of the core teachings of Jesus, He suddenly pivots to prayer motivations. In Matthew 6:5-8, Jesus highlights some dos—and don’ts—for how we are to pray as children of God. Prayer, at its core, is simple communion with our Father in Heaven. Join Jeremy Schurke as we discuss how…
-
The Portrait of a Faithful Man
___
What would you do if God dropped $10,000,000 in your lap? In this lesson we’re going to look at Jesus’ core teaching that addresses that exact question. You want to be successful. Every man does. Join Patrick Morley and learn or be reminded how God defines success. Let yourself be challenged to see the “bags…
-
The Mystery of the Holy Spirit Revealed
___
Every follower of Jesus became a believer through the work of the Holy Spirit. Our bodies are His temple. He is charged to take care of us. Yet many of us don’t walk in the power of the Spirit because of misconceptions. In some cases, what you learned created doubts and suspicion—and made you pull…
-
Christianity Is Not Multi-Level Marketing
___
One of the most famous speeches ever given is found at the end of Matthew. “Go and make disciples…” it begins, and Christians and churches have been trying to follow this “Great Commission” ever since. But perhaps we’ve gotten a little bit off track. As core as “making disciples” is to the teachings of Jesus,…
-
Is It Ever God’s Will to Disobey Government?
___
Trash-talking government is popular sport, but is that biblical? Governments are God’s servants for your good. Are you confident or confused about your duty as a citizen? For example, what should you do when the government doesn’t do its duty? Are there boundaries you should not cross? Tune in and let Patrick Morley help you…
-
The Top Priority of Jesus, Peter, and Paul
___
Do you not suffer fools easily? Do you find it hard to be forgiving when someone doesn’t meet your expectations? Are you impatient with people who are not as smart as you? You probably already know what you shouldn’t do. But how can you turn it around? In this lesson, Patrick Morley will show you…
-
The Secret To Uniting The Divided Church
___
In the days of the early church, Rome was a lot like America is today. It was a melting pot of different people with different experiences and traditions, trying to live together as one country. The newly formed body of Christ reflected this diversity and struggle as well. The Jewish Christians clashed with the Roman…
-
Is it OK for Christians to Drink Alcohol?
___
As Christians, we all come from various traditions that dictate what behaviors are appropriate for us to participate in. So if one brother thinks having a beer is fine, and another one thinks it’s a sin, what do you do? Join Brett Clemmer as he looks at Paul’s instructions to the Romans about eating and…
-
Marks of a Healthy Sending Church
___
Up to this point, the church in Antioch has been Paul’s sending church, but now his sights are set on Spain and Rome. Paul’s whole point in writing to the Romans is to help make them his new sending church, but first, there are some real problems there. Paul gets very personal with the Roman…
-
The Secret of Paul’s Longevity
___
We all admire the vision, ministry, work ethic, and determination of Paul. What’s extra impressive is how he remained faithful to all that for so long. Join Patrick Morley and let’s see if we can understand how and why this man had no quit in him, his unique view of struggles, and how we too…
-
Give People a Reason to Get Out of Bed
___
As Paul was finishing up writing what has been called “the entire future of Christian theology,” why did he devote so much real estate to recognizing almost 30 people by name? Who were they, and why does it matter? Was that just a detour, or is there a deeper message for us? Join Patrick Morley…
-
Why Did Paul Save This Warning for the End?
___
Paul has laid out his understanding of the gospel and highlighted the themes that dominate the church even today: the centrality of the cross; the freedom from slavery to sin that the law cannot bring; and the availability of the gospel to all, Jew and Gentile. Now he has come to the end of his…
-
What Must I Do To Be Saved?
___
We know Jesus as the suffering servant, willing to lay down his life to atone for the sins of people who did not even yet exist. Living a perfectly righteous life, he sacrificed himself for us. So why are some people so angry about Jesus? Why do they resist him and his saving grace? For…
-
Your Agenda, His Assignment
___
Oftentimes, we struggle with our own agenda when it comes to making decisions that involve a person, place, or things. One wrong feeling or experience can tempt us to be done with it, never to approach it again. But how many great things have we discounted or missed out on as a result? Aren’t you…
-
What You Won’t Learn About Leadership at Harvard
___
You can get one of the finest business educations in the world at Harvard Business School. One thing they won’t teach you, however, is how to be a humble leader who lives by faith and finishes well. Which brings us to Asa, a leader who experienced God’s favor for 35 years as king of Judah.…
-
Why Are Some Leaders Resilient and Why Are Some Not?
___
In today’s time, most people are very critical and base their decisions on ratings and reviews. Just like a consumer review, people look for certain attributes when looking for a leader. One of the key attributes a leader should possess is resilience. What are some of the attributes you look for when looking for a leader?…
-
The Ironic Life of Solomon
___
For some men, this will be the most important message of the year. A trillionaire, Solomon had it all—power, wisdom, wealth, fame, respect, and the favor of God. Who hasn’t felt his heart leap after reading a nugget of Solomon’s wisdom in Proverbs or Ecclesiastes? There has never been anyone quite like him. Yet Solomon…
-
Two of the Three Biggest Objections to Faith
___
What Christian doesn’t want to help another person come to faith? Obviously, we all want that. But it’s a lot harder in the field than it sounds in the classroom, right? Let Patrick Morley show you how easily you can be a “super-spreader” of the life-giving grace that changes men’s lives. Tune in and learn…
-
The Radical Nature of Grace
___
Are you concerned about someone who keeps sinning, even though they have professed faith? Or perhaps you’re wondering about yourself? Paul has strongly emphasized that we are justified (saved) by faith alone. But now he wants to make sure we don’t get the idea we can do whatever we want—or leave things we should do…
-
The Disciple Maker’s Goal
___
While Mark was not particularly religious, he wanted to be a good person. He tried. Repeatedly. But Mark knew he was never going to muster enough will power to keep the Ten Commandments. Then he heard, understood, and believed, “We’re saved by grace, not by keeping the law.” As a new disciple, Mark still thought…
-
On Being a Son of God
___
Do you know anyone who has adopted children? It can be an amazing gift to a child whose circumstances are difficult or even untenable for a family to come along and make them a full-fledged member—last name and all. They get an identity, a past and a future, acceptance, and even an inheritance. It’s almost…
Spiritual Leadership
Explore the core tenets of spiritual leadership, where faith meets action. This series covers how Jesus describes the end times, addresses the challenges of faith used for personal gain, and delves into the nature of God’s goodness. Join speaker series with influential leaders like Connor Jones and Brooks Cluxton, and dive into spiritual disciplines such as witnessing. Enhance your leadership by understanding spiritual truths and applying them to your life and community.