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CONCEIVED & NOT CULTIVATED™ How Today's (Black) Church Has Failed Those Called to Lead (Hardcover)

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WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THE CHURCH RECOGNIZES A MAN'S CALLING BUT NEVER CULTIVATES THE MAN?

For generations, the Black Church has been a pillar of faith, family, leadership, and community. But beneath its traditions, celebrations, and powerful preaching lies a question that can no longer be ignored:

Where are the men—and what have we done to prepare them to stay?

In CONCEIVED & NOT CULTIVATED™, Pastor/Prophet Ibadan Mack delivers a bold, prophetic, and biblically grounded examination of the spiritual neglect, institutional failures, and leadership wounds that can leave men disconnected from the very church commissioned to disciple them.

While conferences celebrate empowerment, sermons emphasize relationships, and ministries prepare people for platforms, too many men struggle to find intentional preparation for marriage, fatherhood, spiritual leadership, emotional maturity, and everyday responsibility.

This book confronts difficult questions:

  • Are we demanding biblical leadership without providing biblical discipleship?
  • Have personal wounds influenced how some church leaders teach and minister to men?
  • Have we confused submission with subservience and leadership with domination?
  • How can the Church empower women without neglecting the development of men?
  • What must men themselves confront before genuine restoration can occur?

Across 26 chapters, Mack combines prophetic conviction, scriptural exposition, pastoral reflection, and practical restoration strategies to challenge the Church to move beyond criticism and into cultivation.

This is not an attack on women. It is not an excuse for irresponsible men. It is an indictment of incomplete discipleship—and a call for the entire Church to do better.

WE CANNOT DEMAND THE FRUIT OF GODLY LEADERSHIP WHILE NEGLECTING THE ROOTS OF GODLY DEVELOPMENT.

The calling was conceived. Now the cultivation must begin.