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Three Warriors and a Lamb


The following is one of a few really special dreams I had a good number of years back, a very meaningful time of my life, and has put perspective on much of my life’s experiences since.

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Pick Up Your Mat


Jesus and his disciples were entering Jerusalem and had just reached the pool of Bethesda, a commonplace where afflicted and ill gather and lay under the five covered porches.

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Now Hiring Broken Men


As I was recently reading this passage of scripture, I envisioned an open position posting by an employment company. I then thought about the perfect resume for the position. What would this resume look like?.

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What This Website Means to Me

The purpose of 24/7/365 Kingdom Men is to contribute what the Lord is doing in my life, both challenges and victories, with men who share the desire for full surrender to the transforming work of the Holy Spirit. Our aim is simple and demanding: to live as biblically mature men in every area of life. We pursue sound, Scripture-anchored wisdom to better understand our responsibility as protectors, providers, and spiritual leaders in our homes, and to live in a way that reflects Christ to those around us.

This site exists because writing is often how I work things out that God is communicating to me . When something stirs in my heart or unsettles my thinking, I attempt to put it into written words to help me better understand at times. As I walk this road of faith, I often return to past experiences and old study notes, and I find that God uses them again, sometimes in new ways. This is simply a place to share that process with other men.

One of my aims is to connect with men walking similar roads. I pray God continues to place in my life men who pursue Him with intention, men who live out biblical truth through their daily actions. As Kingdom men, our shared purpose is to learn from one another, work together, and exchange hard-won insight so each of us can better understand and fulfill the roles God has entrusted to us.

True brotherhood invites men to speak honestly about their walk with God, celebrating growth while not hiding the hard seasons. Among trusted brothers, there is room for truth, acceptance, and steady support. That sense of belonging carries a man through trials. And as much as we value being supported, we are called to offer that same patience, loyalty, and understanding to others.

Even when we fall short, true brotherhood does not step away. Every man needs brothers who will stand with him in both strength and failure. This goes beyond polite words or empty promises. It means showing up, giving time, and offering practical help when it is needed.

Many of the divisions we see today grow out of race, economics, politics, and differences in church culture. These fractures breed suspicion and misunderstanding. Kingdom men are called to rise above them. Our lives are ordered by God’s standards, not by shifting loyalties or labels. Those standards form the foundation of everything we do, learned and lived through the example of Christ, His teachings, and the guidance of the Holy Spirit revealed in Scripture.

In seasons of uncertainty, Kingdom men commit to praying for those in authority and offering support where it is due. Yet we understand a deeper truth: God’s favor follows obedience to His Kingdom principles. These principles are revealed through the leading of the Holy Spirit, the life and teachings of Christ, and the authority of Scripture.

Obedience to God is not optional if we expect His blessing. When we fail to live as Kingdom men, we forfeit opportunities for growth that God intends for us. The cost does not stop with us. We are entrusted with influence, called to lead by example. Men may be plentiful, but men who fully submit to the authority of Jesus over their lives and possessions are rare. We need more of those men in our homes, our communities, our churches, and the world.

I’m eager to connect with men walking this road and thankful for the growth still ahead. I invite others to share how God’s grace has worked in their lives. Let these stories strengthen us and serve as proof that faith lived out through love, humility, service, and commitment still matters, especially in trying seasons.

God richly bless you brothers!

Blane Sheffield