I think every man who has served in men’s ministry for a while has wrestled with this question: “How do I know when it’s time to move on?” Men are …

I’ve seen it countless times in the churches I coach: Ministries getting stuck. Good people with good intentions become bogged down in the daily grind. Over time, mission drift sets …

“It feels like someone died in here.” That’s not exactly the welcome you want for a first-time guest at your men’s ministry event. And yet, too often our gatherings, while …

It’s a familiar question in many churches: “What do they even do in the men’s ministry?” If people don’t understand the purpose or impact of a ministry, it becomes easy …

Every church’s mission is the same: “Go and make disciples” (Matthew 28:19). This isn’t just a catchy slogan; it’s a direct commission from Jesus Himself. A church that drifts from …

Some men’s groups are all about hanging out—grabbing a meal, cracking jokes, and just enjoying each other’s company. Others are deeply spiritual, focusing on prayer, Bible study, and personal growth. …

The wide world of the internet has taken the way we interact by storm. At one point, it was primarily an “information superhighway.” Today, it is also used as a …

Ministry is a marathon. There often isn’t instant gratification (Hebrews 12:1-3). Ministry is made up of daily choices to move you in the direction God is leading you. My mentor …

The scenario is all too familiar. Disagreements among good people on the leadership team end up derailing the men’s ministry. It starts out with everyone being friends and looking forward …

One of the struggles of leading in ministry to men is the reality of volunteer commitment in your leadership team. It comes and it goes. You could have an amazing …