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Guys, this is Christian stuff. Get some short Q&A videos of Mark Gungor from or see his website at http://www.laughyourway.com/ if you don’t know who Mark Gungor is before you download this. Sales letter from http://shopping.laughyourway.com/manly-man-conference: The Manly Man Conference™ is an event that is designed to CELEBRATE MALENESS!!In a society where men have been emasculated by the feminization of America, we recognize the need for a conference that is geared to encourage guys to stand up and be MANLY MEN.This event validates the God-given, positive qualities of men… instead of pointing out their weaknesses and failures. It’s about validation not condemnation! Men of all ages can experience a self-awareness of who God has called them to be and a determination to live out that calling in their daily lives.The Manly Man Conference deals with hard-hitting issues concerning the role of a man in today’s society. If you are looking for instruction that will help challenge and equip you to be the MAN that God has called you to be – in your family, at your job, and in this world – then…. THIS SERIES IS FOR YOU!!About the SpeakersMark Gungor Mark is Senior Pastor of Celebration Church in Green Bay, Wisconsin, and creator of Laugh Your Way to a Better Marriage. With 30 years of speaking all around the globe, he is one of the most sought after speakers on marriage and family in the country today.Brad Stine Brad is on a mission – a mission to free us all from the chains of political correctness and prevent our eventual “wussification.” A Christian – who also happens to be a comedian – he has four comedy albums to his credit and is the founder of Godmen.David Murrow David is the author of Why Men Hate Going to Church. He is the director of Church for Men, an organization dedicated to restoring a healthy, life-giving, masculine spirit in the local church.Jimmie Bratcher Jimmie is a blues recording artist and performer who has worked with some of the most noted people in the industry. He’s a man who gave up his love of the blues for a higher calling, only to have the blues come back to him as his higher calling 20 years later.