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Men who prepare for disaster are told to keep a BOB—a bug-out bag—ready at all times. Water. Fire. Food. Tools. First aid. The essentials for survival. That's wisdom. But life’s greatest disasters are not always hurricanes, fires, earthquakes, or war. Sometimes the disaster is a marriage under pressure, a son drifting away, a private temptation, a business failure, a diagnosis, a grief you cannot outrun. In those moments, a man needs more than supplies on his back. He needs brothers at his side. The most important BOB is not a bug-out bag. It is a Band of Brothers. You may...

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The mountains around Lake Tahoe have a way of enlarging a man’s soul. The air is clean. The sky is wide. The granite stands like old warriors who have seen storms and refused to move. I was sitting with my friend Wes near Truckee, talking about life—wins and losses, opportunities and pressures, the goodness of God. Wes spoke about giving to orphans and sending the gospel around the world. He had learned something every man must learn: Giving is the external evidence of love. “God so loved the world that He gave…” Love gives. Lust takes. Greed hoards. Fear withholds....

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In the obscure hills of the southern Sinai desert, the late afternoon hangs heavy—hot, breathless, bruised with wind and dust. The sun lowers like a burning shield, and the wilderness seems to hold the assembled men in a grip of exhaustion ... and death. Death has drawn its jagged signature across the faces of the warriors and priests. Grief sits on them like desert ash. Their leader is gone. The man who met with God on the mountain. The miracle man. The man who faced Pharaoh, parted the sea, struck the rock, carried the tablets, and stood between God and...

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After a long conversation, the interviewer asked Ben, “Do you think you’re ready to die?” Ben Sasse was a U.S. Senator for Nebraska from 2015 to 2023. Previously a college president and then, following his Senate work, President of the University of Florida. He is 54 years old. He is married with three children. In December of 2025, he was diagnosed with terminal pancreatic cancer. He has been told he's in the last months of his life. This month, he has been a guest on many broadcasts, talking cultural issues, telling his story, and of his faith in God. The...

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Reading the Bible is the most inexpensive thing you can do to enrich your life—not reading it is the most expensive mistake. In the back of every CMN Majoring in Men workbook, we have a Bible Reading Guide to help you read the Bible through in a year. It may sound ambitious, but think again. A man complained to one CMN leader that it would take "so long" to read the whole Bible. The leader answered, "Well, how long are you going to be a Christian?" Bam! One man emailed his thanks: "I never thought I'd get back with my...

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