Let’s face it: “Same old, same old” isn’t what we’re looking for in our men’s ministries. We want to see lives changed. We want to see disciples made. We want …

Church ministry is a team sport. We don’t “take it and run with it” by ourselves. As the old African proverb says, “If you want to go fast, go alone. …

Spiritual conversations don’t have to be awkward—and they can happen more often than you think. For a lot of men, the idea of a “spiritual conversation” feels uncomfortable. Not because …

Most men don’t need another sermon telling them what they’re doing wrong. They don’t need to be reminded of where they’ve failed, what they should be doing better, or why …

If you’ve been involved in leading a men’s ministry for any length of time, you already know this: Ministry rarely moves in a straight line. There are seasons where things …

Every men’s ministry leader eventually hits this moment—the event is planned, the vision is solid in your heart, the passion is there… and then you look around and realize you’re …

There’s a quiet crisis unfolding in many churches today. Men’s ministry, once a cornerstone of discipleship and community, is struggling to capture the hearts of younger men. The breakfasts are …

Let’s be honest: There are few things more discouraging in ministry than putting in the work, preparing a message, setting up the room, and then looking around to see…not many …

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 …