Popular culture offers two competing narratives about what it means to be a man. Charlie Kirk rejected both and set an example for young men everywhere.

Victor first looks at the two competing cultural messages -- either to act like a woman or like Andrew Tate. He details what both versions of manhood miss. He then lays out four principles, from "Raising a Modern Day Knight," on what Biblical manhood looks like.

The four principles are:

1. Reject passivity

2. Accept responsibility

3. Lead courageously

4. Live for a greater reward

Parental pause point questions:

1. What does it mean to be a man? (2:48)

2. What have you heard about Andrew Tate? (7:14)

3. What's appealing about Tate's argument? (8:41)

4. Would either a man acting like a woman or living like Andrew Tate make someone a good man? (10:18)

5. For young women, is this the type of man you'd want to marry? (27:54)

6. For young men, what is one habit or routine you can establish today to become more like this? (28:08)

The Great 8 questions:

1. What happens next?

2. Has this been tried before?

3. Is there a principle involved?

4. What are the trade-offs?

5. What do you mean by that?

6. Is this an appeal to emotion or logic?

7. Am I focused on the speaker or the argument?

8. What does the Bible say?