Across time zones, languages, and cultures, men with the same core needs and desires are being transformed by the same God. Robert Lim shares from Malaysia the exciting ministry that is taking place in Asia—and how you can be a part of it.
When a man walks into a church for the first time, it’s a sacred moment. What often determines what’s next is whether or not that church was ready for him. This week, we’re spotlighting one church’s commitment to bringing a man from visiting to belonging.
Through the help of a coach, practical training, prayer, and the right resource, here’s how one church in Alabama went from a patchwork approach for men’s discipleship to a ministry plan with a purpose. And how God us using it to lift the church as a whole.
“I was in a real dark place, and this all started right at the time I needed it. God always knows what He’s doing.” This week, we’re spotlighting how the men in one Southern California church are on a journey of discovery, friendship, and transformation.
This week, we are spotlighting a church in Maine that is passionate about discipling men. From skepticism to culture shift, Men of Faith is seeing how one simple idea is transforming a church!
Without brothers, the Christian road becomes much harder to walk, and the abundant life Christ has for us feels just beyond our grasp. Here’s a story of one man’s dream to ensure men in his Alaskan community could find a band of brothers.
When they consider all the twists and turns of the last 10 years, it’s obvious that God has been driving their ministry the whole time, taking them in directions they’d never imagined along the way, all to see no man left behind.
“Yes, we are called to do good works, but we were missing the command to ‘go and make disciples’—we were a social club, not a men’s ministry. And because we weren’t making disciples, men got burned out and left.” But then everything changed.
By sharpening their focus on this one aspect of their men’s ministry strategy, one leadership team in Michigan transformed and grew their entire church.
“The concept of Jesus dying for my sins had meaning for the first time,” Tom said. “At 40 years old, it was finally clicking.” Read about how one church implemented this principle of the No Man Left Behind Model to change lives like Tom’s.
This week, we wanted to share spotlight on a church that is using the No Man Left Behind model to change the lives of their men. Here’s the story of how Centreville Baptist Church created momentum by providing value through a Man in the Mirror event.
Since 1986, Man in the Mirror has worked with more than 35,000 churches and millions of men with the goal of seeing every man reflect honestly, pursue God wholeheartedly, and live vibrantly. To this end, we equip Christian men around the world to engage in meaningful relationships that change lives and build the kingdom of God.
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