What it means to be a Dangerous Man

The Dangerous Man Day was very intriguing. There were many different sessions on topics applicable for men, such as becoming a servant leader, dealing with anger and forgiveness, and more. The keynote speaker was Chuck Stecker. He had six key points about being a dangerous man for Christ:

1. We need to see ourselves through God's eyes. God still looks at us as His sons.
2. We have favor with the King because of who we are, not because of what we do.
3. We need to take everything that we have and put it on the altar.
4. We need to daily be transformed into the likeness of the life of Jesus Christ.
5. We need to guard our hearts.
6. There are no routine operations.

One of the key points that I heard out of the day is that we are soldiers in a spiritual battle. Dedicating our lives to Christ does not make them easier. It, in fact, makes them harder, because we are declaring battle with Satan at that point.

Dangerous Man Day

On Saturday I will be attending Dangerous Man Day at Grace Church. The purpose behind Dangerous Man is to enable men "to recklessly follow Christ with abandon wherever He leads them, and discover the adventure, risk, and satisfaction we were created for."

I'm ready for this journey. It should be exciting, and I'm eager to follow Christ to wherever and whatever He has for me.