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In much of the Western world, many men are struggling. Questions of identity, purpose and direction feel increasingly unclear, leaving a growing sense of confusion about what it means to be a man today. True North is a series to help men find a way forward – to grow comfortable in who they are, rediscover strength and wisdom, and ground their lives in the richness of the Christian faith.
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Watch Episode One
Challenges for Men Today
Men in contemporary Western culture are facing a growing crisis of identity and confidence. This episode features insights from authors and professionals who unpack the cultural pressures, narratives, and expectations shaping modern masculinity. Karl Faase, Al Stewart, and Sam Chan come together in a panel discussion to honestly name the challenges men are facing and why they matter. We then hear the personal story of Jack Stephens, who reflects on the weight he carried as a man and how those assumptions shaped his life. The episode’s main teaching is delivered by Al Stewart.
What People Are Saying
“It reshapes your friendship to know these things about people you’ve known for a long time.”
— Peter, Men’s Group Leader
Peter ran True North with eight men – some he’d known for years, some he’d just met. By the end of the series, they’d opened up and shared personal stories he never expected.
“The men really started to identify with one another as the program went on and opened up and shared some very personal stories and issues… I can speak very highly of the fellowship that was developed.“
It landed so well the group didn’t want to stop — they kept meeting monthly long after the eight weeks were done.
“It’s current and it’s very professional and it certainly raises a lot of issues. It really points to Jesus as the true north of Christian men in our communities today.“
