Ministers for men

These Men of God are essential to unlocking wisdom to walk in true Manhood.

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  • Edwin Louis Cole (1922–2002) was a prominent Christian author, speaker, and founder of the Christian Men’s Network, an organization dedicated to teaching biblical principles of manhood, leadership, and godly character. His teachings emphasized spiritual growth, integrity, and responsibility as foundational to true masculinity.

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  • Billy Graham (1918–2018) was one of the most influential evangelists of the 20th century, preaching the Gospel to millions worldwide.

    While Graham didn’t write books specifically on manhood like Cole or Munroe, his life and preaching set an example of humility, boldness, and devotion to God—qualities that define a true man of God. His influence reached generations of men, calling them to live for Christ above all else.

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  • Dr. Myles Munroe (1954–2014) was a renowned Bahamian pastor, leadership consultant, and motivational speaker who emphasised kingdom principles, purpose, and godly manhood.

    His teachings on masculinity were deeply rooted in Biblical identity, leadership, and the restoration of men’s roles in family and society.

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  • Dr. Voddie T. Baucham Jr. (born 1969) is a preacher, author, and theologian known for his bold, biblical teachings on manhood, family, and cultural engagement.

    A strong advocate for fatherhood, covenant marriage, and multi-generational faithfulness, Baucham’s views on masculinity are deeply rooted in Reformed theology and a complementarian framework.