Save the Male Child Alive is a landmark work that dares to name a crisis most societies have chosen to ignore. Drawing on the ancient narrative of Exodus in which two midwives defied a royal decree to let the male children live, this book traces the modern equivalents of that decree through educational systems, broken families, mental health epidemics, courtroom injustices, addiction, sexual abuse, and spiritual warfare.

Written for both faith communities and secular audiences, this book refuses to choose between spiritual conviction and social analysis. It is at once a prophetic call to the church, a practical guide for parents, a legal critique for advocates of justice, and a compassionate word to every man and boy who has been told he does not matter.

From the fatherless home to the defilement courtroom. From the addiction on the street corner to the silent suicide in the bedroom. From the boy who was never taught to say no to the man falsely accused and abandoned by his church, this book sees them all. And it refuses to look away.

The male child can survive. He can thrive. But it will require people willing to play the role of the midwife: people who show up at the critical moment, who hold the child, and who choose life when every external pressure is choosing death.

He shall live, and not die.