01/27/2026
80% of my work has been with women over the last 12 years. I recently sat down to question why. The answer became clear very fast.
Many women have never had a close, healthy encounter with grounded Godly masculinity. As a result, a lot of them carry deep wounds and negative associations toward menâand that isnât their fault.
God has positioned me to be a masculine presence in the lives of women, meanwhile, brought me to understand the feminine nature.
I believe men have both a divine masculine purpose to contribute to the healing of womenâs hearts. Life comes through them. We build upon and help protect the light they bring.
Everything rises and falls on leadership, and as men, we must take personal responsibility for why so many women live in fear, forced to carry both feminine and masculine roles.
If feminism exists in its extreme forms, itâs not because women wanted to oppose menâitâs because men were absent. And if men were absent, their father simply never became that example.
This isnât about validating or supporting dear and resentment toward men. Itâs about men owning where weâve fallen short and choosing to rise.
Woman are making majority of calls for help while the man is held captive to pride of deceiving patterns. Theyâre making the decisions to heal, to grow, to evolveâdecisions we must make.
The very decision I made back in 2013 after realizing I had let down many woman in my past for not becoming the man who could.
Men, itâs time to rise with courage. To look within. To stop blaming women. To stop demanding from them. Women give freely when they feel safe too.
The greatest love a man will ever experience doesnât come from his brotherhood aloneâit comes from God and from women.
No man will ever make you feel as deeply masculine as a woman can. Think about why you fell in love with her in the first place. She reflected back to you something powerful that already lived within you. But your level of growth couldnât sustain her belief in you.
Women are the light of the world. Our role as men is not to dim that light, but to protect it and bring it back forth when itâs been buried.
If we havenât become men who can truly support women, then we shouldnât be in relationships because we will continue to destroy them and their children, our children.
We need to go to work on ourselvesâseriously.
Protect the queen, and the king is taken care of. But when the queen doesnât feel safe, the king becomes more insecure as he isnât fulfilling his innate desire to protect. And when that happens, kingdoms fall.
Thank you to the incredible group of women from Posh Mama who gave me the opportunity to speak into their lives this weekend.
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