Podcast appearances and mentions of gordon dalbey

Gordon Dalbey's Healing the Masculine Soul

We're lost males, all of us, cast adrift from the community of men, cut off from our masculine heritage—abandoned to machines, organizations, fantasies, drugs. – Gordon Dalbey, Healing the Masculine Soul From this central abandonment, we men often find ourselves, consciously and unconsciously, painfully fulfilling the plot line of an isolated and individualized story. It's all up to me. I'm way behind. It's too late.  I am all alone.   For many of us, these ideas mock, discourage, and sap our strength with harrowing familiarity.  Yet there is another Voice that calls to us, the voice of our Father God and Brother Jesus and empowering Holy Spirit who reach out to us every minute of our lives, inviting us to enter God's Kingdom and live lives of endless power and beauty in union with God.  These are not easy times for choosing the courageous path of becoming a wholehearted man. Yet, friends, we have been bestowed with the dignity of choice coupled with the promise of God's supernatural power to prevail in becoming everything God means us to be.   We can choose to risk. To receive. To become men who, in time and over time, root themselves in the Kingdom Among Us and travel the ancient path and process of masculine initiation.  My like-hearted brother Rob Porter is one of these men. In his sacred rebellion against the enemies of the souls of men, Rob spent decades taking staggering risks, discovering the concrete reality of living as a son, and living into the new storyline of sonship, wholeness, and strength. It's not up to me. I'm on time. I have more than enough. I am being led by a good, true, and beautiful Father who is brilliantly orchestrating my rescue, redemption, and masculine initiation.  What would it be like for that all to be true? Come along, and let's find out together.  For the Kingdom, Morgan Show Notes: If you or someone you know are in the region, consider attending the Becoming a King Retreat hosted by Rob in Auckland, New Zealand. To discover more about Rob Porter and his new work, visit www.LetsKeepRising.com. Rob discusses a formative blog during this conversation. You can find it here: Anything, Anywhere: The Four Primary Questions of Masculine Initiation.

Best Selling Author of 12 Christian Books for Men,  Gordon Dalbey  joins Joseph to talk about why we don't trust God.   LINKS  AbbaFather.com  SUBSCRIBE  BrokenCatholic.com    Crush Your Goals Without FAILING Your Family™   For hard-charging dads, high-performers and elite entrepreneurs ($500K in personal income) who are ready to create HARMONY in their personal, family & business ... in 90 days! See REAL Results at: EliteMensCoach.com    Music: StantonLanier.com | Purple-Planet.com

Author Gordon Dalbey joins Tray on this week’s episode to discuss his seminal book for men, Healing the Masculine Soul. Gordon shares his thoughts about why so many men struggle with their masculinity and how true manhood is discovered and the power to walk it out in our lives. He explains that the source of men's struggles is multifaceted…from our current throwaway culture surrounding divorce, the rapid spread and abuse of pornography, to the sense of shame that often gets masked by excessive self righteousness and pride. Our listeners can learn more about Gordon and his work, purchase his book, Healing the Masculine Soul, and contact him directly by visiting his site at  https://www.abbafather.com/.

Listen to this incredible teaching on the causes and the path to healing for the father-wounds that plague our modern culture. We’ll also examine aspects of the masculine soul that are damaged when boys and their fathers fail to bond on an emotional level.

Joseph Warren chats with: Gordon Dalbey Bestselling Author of 12 Christian books for Men "A real man is a man who's REAL. For a man to be real, he must feel safe." Top 3 Spiritual Insights: ★ Recognize God as your true Father ★ Believe that God is safe ★ Ask Jesus to "show" you the Father Links From Today’s Show:AbbaFather.com Support the Show: One-Time | Monthly Make $100K the Spiritual Way: JosephWarren.net 10 Mindset SHIFTS to Add $100K This Year! Instagram | Facebook Music: Purple-Planet.com

Gordon Dalbey is the author of, Healing the Masculine Soul. There is such a thing as a rite of passage for men. Most men have no idea when or how they become a man. Gordon speaks to this and how the Heavenly Father is calling the man out in you. Gordon Dalbey's first book Healing the Masculine Soul pioneered the Christian men's movement in 1988 and is still a bestseller, with French and Italian translations. The author of eight books, he has ministered around the US and world, including France, Italy, England, Hong Kong, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and South Africa. Gordon has been a Peace Corps Volunteer in Nigeria, high school teacher in Chicago and San Jose (CA), and pastor in Los Angeles. A popular conference and retreat speaker, he has appeared on Focus on the Family, The 700 Club, and hundreds of other radio and TV shows. He holds an M.Div. from Harvard, an M.A. in journalism from Stanford, and a B.A. from Duke. He and his wife Mary, a psychologist, live in Santa Barbara, CA. www.abbafather.com Boots on the Ground moment: Go back to your church, your family, or community and come up with a rite of passage for the boys in your life.   www.meninthearena.org Men in the Arena Books and Swag Support the Podcast The online Men in the Arena forum Contact us.  

Greatness is something that eludes every man. We want it, long for it and at times go to great lengths to achieve it. Our problem ensues when we think we have achieved such greatness, only to find out we are still fragile, breaking easily on the turn of a dime. HEALING THE MASCULINE SOUL My guest on today's show understands the pursuit of becoming a great man. But even greater, Gordon Dalbey understands the power of what it means to do great work on the heart before you can become great. Great healing must occur before you can become great. This extended interview with Gordon is full of a lot of years of wisdom and direction on how to find the healing you need to move forward into the greatness you're looking for. RESOURCES MENTIONED ON TODAY'S SHOW AbbaFather.com Healing the Masculine Soul Sons of the Father

The Patrick Coffin Show is 100% listener supported. Help us keep our show independent and unfiltered. Consider supporting our work with a one-time or recurring donation HERE.   I have been reading Rev. Dalbey’s books with great profit since the mid-90s. One of the first Christian leaders to address the crisis of masculinity, Dalbey has laid his hand on an urgent and increasingly obvious problem: men don’t know how to be men. The source of the problem is multiform: the throwaway divorce culture, the failed Sexual Revolution, the epidemic of pornography, bad or non-existent modeling from one’s own father, and a sense of shame that gets covered over by excessive pride. What is your relationship like with your father? How has it contributed to the man you are, for better or worse? Did your dad teach you how to pray? Talk to you about sex in a healthy way? Do you struggle to be real—in all that that implies? How has a rules-based approach to religion insinuated itself into your relationship with Christ our Savior? Gordon Dalbey has your back, and most probably understands your heart.   In this interview, you will learn: How the enemy likes to foment confusion about manhood and masculine identity. Why so many men fall for the false substitutes of portfolio size, power, and pornography, and how to find a way out What the Bible says about the meaning of “male and female He made them” (Gen 5:2) The ways in which the father, not the mother, instills and imparts male identity in young boys The source of the war over “gender” and how to recognize the error at the heart of it A way of renewing your faith in God as Father and Christ as divine Brother Resources mentioned in this episode: Healing the Masculine Soul: God’s Restoration of Men to Real Manhood by Gordon Dalbey Sons of the Father: Healing the Father-Wound in Men Today  by Gordon Dalbey Fight Like a Man: A New Manhood For a New Warfare  by Gordon Dalbey Rev. Dalbey’s website    Tweet to Patrick HERE Follow Patrick on Facebook HERE Check out the store HERE Sign up for our Inside Scoop newsletter with the best of The Patrick Coffin Show each week.

On Today's show my guest is Gordon Dalbey, author of Healing the Masculine Soul “How God's Restores Men to Real Manhood." On this show Gordon and I are going to discuss: • The problem men have understanding who they are because many times they don't understand Jesus • He answers the question “Does Jesus exhibit the traits of the ideal warrior?” • The power that exists when men gather together and why men do their best to avoid it. • The need for an intentional “calling out” of boys to manhood in our society. He goes into great detail of an experience he had to be able to witness this first hand while teaching on another continent.

On this episode Gordon and I will discuss the freedom we receive when we get honest with our self and God, only then do we begin to understand who we are as men.

"You Don't Know Jesus Is All You Need, Until Jesus Is All You Have." - Gordon Dalbey by Influence Church OC

#GentleReminder is a new segment I'll be doing to give you a boost during your week. My question to you is are you fighting for your dreams? Are you fighting for your career, your love life, or an idea you have? If not, you should be. Gentlemen, your dreams are worth fighting for. Your dreams are worth the late nights, early mornings, endless e-mails and research. In this podcast I dive into the importance of not giving up on your dreams and ways to work harder and smarter. Ask yourself these questions: -Are my gloves down or am I in this fight to win? -What actions am I taking to achieve my dreams and goals? -Have I thrown in the towel on something I love? I believe if you love something you should fight for it. The journey to reach your goals may hurt at times but all pain is temporary. I use an example of this from a podcast I listened to recently: MOSAIC- Erwin Raphael McManus (Audio) https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/first-priority/id74403741?i=360579866&mt=2 Thank you for listening. *Make you sure you check out "10 ways to Win a Girl's heart" By Kris Wolfe with a foreword by Gordon Dalbey. Now available on Amazon.com* song: "Waiting for my moment" from Creed (original motion picture soundtrack)

SpringMR - Session 4: From Shame to Sonship

SpringMR - Session 4: From Shame to Sonship

SpringMR - Session 3: The Wolf Loves The Lone Sheep

SpringMR - Session 3: The Wolf Loves The Lone Sheep

SpringMR - Session 1: Father and Son

SpringMR - Session 1: Father and Son

Gordon Dalbey is a popular speaker at conferences and retreats around the world. He has appeared on numerous radio and television programs, including: Focus on the Family, The 700 Club, and The Minirth-Meier Clinic. The author of Healing the Masculine Soul, his articles have appeared in New Man, Reader's Digest, Leadership, Focus on the Family, Catholic Digest, Christian Herald and The Los Angeles Times. He is a graduate of Duke University and holds an M.A. in journalism from Stanford University and an M.Div. from Harvard University. A former Peace Corps Volunteer (Nigeria), news reporter, high school teacher, and pastor, he lives in Santa Barbara, California, with his wife and son.

Gordon Dalbey is a popular speaker at conferences and retreats around the world. He has appeared on numerous radio and television programs, including: Focus on the Family, The 700 Club, and The Minirth-Meier Clinic. The author of Healing the Masculine Soul, his articles have appeared in New Man, Reader's Digest, Leadership, Focus on the Family, Catholic Digest, Christian Herald and The Los Angeles Times. He is a graduate of Duke University and holds an M.A. in journalism from Stanford University and an M.Div. from Harvard University. A former Peace Corps Volunteer (Nigeria), news reporter, high school teacher, and pastor, he lives in Santa Barbara, California, with his wife and son.

Gordon Dalbey wrote, "Men do not know who they are as men. They tend to define themselves by what they do, who they know, or what they own." What about a Christian man? Does he really know who he is?