The main thesis of this article is that we find in the Bible three insights that guide godly relationships between women and men. First, the author directs his readers to the mutuality within the triune God. The next insight is that the goal of male-female relationships is to reflect the very character of God. Finally, Grenz focuses on the means to godly relationships, i.e., empowering the other.

Fathers and Christian men are called to be prophets, priests, and kings. This is the measure of biblical manhood.

In light of Titus 2:2, this article shows the role of older men in the church. These men have a task of mentoring younger men in the path of faith.