(The above picture is Horus, Egyptian God of the Sky.)

The God of the Wiccan faiths is not the god of christian beliefs.
Rather, he is the consort of the Goddess, and is her opposite and yet her equal in every way.
He represents physical strength, endurance,pprotection, the guardian,
the elements of air and fire, among other things, far more than can be reasonably listed.

If you wish to work with the male aspects of Wicca, try researching different male deities that ahve caught your attention.
Find one of them that seems to have a common ground with you, and talk to him.

By talking to him, I mean cast a circle, and invite him to join you by calling to him in chant or prayer
You may chant and pray to them silently/mentally if you do not feel comfortable saying it aloud
When you feel they are there, try talking to them, or if you do not yet feel comfortable with just talking to a deity,
you may offer a prayer to them.
As long as it is positive, and you mean what you say, it is fine
Feel free to ask them of things related to what they represent, but also make sure you thank them for they're help.
Also, never ask anything negative of them-this would include asking for a person in particular
to love you or do things for you-that is a type of binding and is considered negative magick.

(The exception to asking for love would be asking a deity of love such as aphrodite
to bring you a love fit for you-so long as you target no one in particular, it is fine).

Did I hear someone say "but I don't know how to cast a circle and do not feel comfortable
doing so yet-does that mean I cannot work with these deities?"
By no means should my telling you to cast a circle stop you from working with these deities.
If you do not know how to cast a circle, or do not wish to-simply pray to the deities of your choice.
I merely say casta circle because that is how most wiccans do it
but however you do it, so long as you feel comfortable with it
is the right way for you.

The Dens