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Accountability: Who Do You Answer To?
Every day, Christian men fail morally—not because they don’t want to honor God, but because they have blind spots or weaknesses that they think they can manage on their own. They can’t. They need help, but they have no accountability from a trusted friend.
Developing Disciple-Makers to Sustain Your Ministry
Possibly the most important aspect of sustaining momentum is to make sure your men really feel like somebody cares about them. Look for leaders who are eager to show men the love of Christ, not their own biblical knowledge.
Show Men Christ, Don’t Fix Their Behavior
It’s ironic. The more we try to influence behavior, the less real lasting change we see. Such an approach simply burdens men down and wears them out. We believe, instead, we are called to show men Christ.
The Key to Sustaining Momentum In The Long Term
From the big momentum building men’s event, to the next step, to…what, exactly? Once you get your men and your men’s ministry off the roller coaster, how do you sustain spiritual progress?
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