“Vincit qui se vincit” — He conquers who conquers himself. This Latin maxim, often linked to the Roman writer Publilius Syrus, captures a truth deeper than battlefield glory or personal success. In its fuller form, he wrote: “Bis vincit qui se vincit in victoria” — He conquers twice who conquers himself when he is victorious. … Continue reading Vincit Qui Se Vincit: He Conquers Who Conquers Himself
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Victory in the Fight: Purposeful Effort
The Christian life is not one of ease or passivity. From the moment we confessed Christ, we enlisted in a battle, entered a race, and took up the steady labor of the field. Consider Paul’s godly advice to Timothy: Suffer hardship with me, as a good soldier of Christ Jesus. No soldier in active service … Continue reading Victory in the Fight: Purposeful Effort
The Battle of Good Intent
(Based on Chapter 3 of W. E. Cule's Sir Knight of the Splendid Way) The city looked like peace—or so it seemed.Its marble walls gleamed in the midday sun, and flowering vines traced veins of green and gold across silver gates thrown open in welcome. No guards stood watch. No sword was drawn. There were … Continue reading The Battle of Good Intent
Taking July Off: Books in the Forge
For the month of July, I’ll be stepping away from the Knights of Fatherhood blog. I’ve set aside this time to focus on completing a few book projects that are about 80 percent done and have been stuck like that for some time. They just need some refining and I have to finish editing them. These are … Continue reading Taking July Off: Books in the Forge
Jesus to the Seven Fathers of Asia Minor
"He who has an ear, let him hear what the Spirit says…" In Revelation 2 and 3, Jesus addresses seven distinct churches in Asia Minor. These were real congregations with real struggles, but they also serve a symbolic purpose. The number seven in Scripture often represents completeness, and here it symbolizes the full spectrum of … Continue reading Jesus to the Seven Fathers of Asia Minor
The Battle of the False Sir Joyous
“Rejoice in the Lord always; again I will say, rejoice!” – Philippians 4:4 The Welcome of Sir Joyous (Based on Chapter 2 of W. E. Cule's Sir Knight of the Splendid Way) Sir Joyous was courteous and gracious, richly clad and full of generous hospitality. “Here you will meet with none but friends,” he said. … Continue reading The Battle of the False Sir Joyous
Meditating Like a Man of God: A Guide to Scripture-Filled Strength
Strength must be trained, and wisdom must be forged. Many Christian men, however, neglect one of the greatest spiritual disciplines—biblical meditation. In our busy world of screens, headlines, and constant noise, the practice of meditation might sound like something reserved for monks or mystics, and quite frankly doesn't sound manly. But long before modern culture borrowed the … Continue reading Meditating Like a Man of God: A Guide to Scripture-Filled Strength
Be the Father They Need: Paul’s Example for Men of Faith
When we think about fatherhood, we usually picture the men who raised us or who are raising children today. But fatherhood isn’t only about biology—it’s also about spiritual influence. In fact, in Scripture, we can see three types of human fathers: The biological father—sometimes called “baby daddy” today—who is present or absent in various ways. … Continue reading Be the Father They Need: Paul’s Example for Men of Faith
The Father’s Watch: Keeping Our Children’s Hearts Safe
Have you ever considered the very last words of the Old Testament? Before 400 years of prophetic silence, God left His people with a simple but profound charge—a glimpse of the ministry that would prepare their hearts for the Messiah. Malachi 4:6 says: “And he will turn the hearts of the fathers to the children, … Continue reading The Father’s Watch: Keeping Our Children’s Hearts Safe
4 Provisions of a Father After God’s Own Heart
This is a repost from one of the earliest articles published here at Knights of Fatherhood — but its message remains just as vital today. As we prepare our hearts for Father’s Day, let’s return to these foundational truths about what every father is called to provide for his family. May we lead with strength, … Continue reading 4 Provisions of a Father After God’s Own Heart
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