Forty-three percent feel a deep sense of failure when they think about their pasts. Christian men are not satisfied with their marriages and family lives. Only 25 percent indicate satisfaction with themselves as fathers, while only 62 percent are satisfied with their relationships with their wives. Christian men experience stress on the job. Eighty-one percent describe their jobs as highly stressful, while 63 percent are concerned about the future health of their careers.
Christian men struggle with sexual matters.
Fifty-three percent admit fantasizing about sex with other women. Fifty-four percent state that they feel shame about past sexual experiences. Christian men need relationships with other men with whom they can be open and honest. Seventy-five percent in the survey have feelings they do not share with anyone. Only 35 percent have others to hold them accountable for their sexual thoughts and behavior.