My Shoulder Tap Conversation with the Cape Fear Men’s Ministry

This set of posts for the new year is about creating a common language for your pursuit of better male friendships. After my initial post explaining the “why” of better male friendships, I wrote a Male Friendship Creed, which I followed with my Manifesto Against Male Isolation. This next post

As I continue this series about common language for our pursuit of better male friendships, I want to speak out against loneliness and isolation. Though I dislike the word “manifesto” (see why below), this is my declaration against living in a proverbial “man cave.” It explains why men must pursue deep,

I kicked off this year in my last post about why we need common language for the pursuit of better male friendships. In this next post, I will provide a core statement about the aspects of friendships that build men up and encourage them, rather than break us down and