Am I Sleeping with the Enemy?

The narrative explores the journey of a boy molded by societal expectations of masculinity, leading him to suppress his true self in favor of a culturally defined manhood. This transformation, however, distances him from his divine calling. Clark critiques the notion of "new masculinity," arguing it merely reflects ancient ideals, while advocating for a redefined understanding of masculinity rooted in compassion and harmony, as exemplified by Jesus. His insights draw from his diverse experiences in ministry and advocacy against violence, challenging traditional views on power and gender roles.