“I’ve been a part of a men’s small group in one way or another for over 15 years and I can honestly say that, other than being plugged into a Bible-believing church community, it has been by far the most effective way for me to remain consistent in my spiritual walk.

Guys need other guys to go alongside us in our day-to-day walk: with encouragement, accountability, transparency, and fellowship.

A men’s small group that meets regularly, studies God’s word, and builds deep and meaningful relationships, is a great way to get that regular support in your faith life.

I’d encourage any guy who wants to deepen his faith to get plugged into a men’s small group.”

 “As I grew older and my friendships inevitably changed, I began to notice a real void in my life.  God has blessed me with a wonderful family and many social acquaintances but I began to feel isolated and really craved for something deeper.

By the grace of God, I was introduced to Clint and he helped me to find what I had been searching for in my life.  I cannot adequately explain how refreshing and nourishing it is to be amongst a small group of Christian men.

There is a real peace that I feel every Friday morning when we meet and actively pursue our connection with God.  We trust and challenge each other as we strive for accountability clarity growth and support.

Our group is certainly not immune to the sins of the world and it is thru these trials that we have managed to form even tighter bonds.  These bonds are at the core of what it means to me to be in a small group with my brothers in Christ.”

 “A personal, spiritual support system that I know I can count on, day or night, dark or light.  I’ve been going to church off and on all of my life, but never had that personal connection.

As a guy, I generally felt that I had most everything figured out.  As the family grew and I realized that I needed to step up and be a father, husband and leader, it was going to take more than just me to get thru it.

The really cool, not coincidental at all, thing about the small groups is that we all have the same challenges, struggles, victories, celebrations, etc as each other.  However, each of us bring our own version to the table and together, we can relate and deal with the obstacles and hurdles.

We support and encourage each other and know when the times get tough, we can persevere together.”

 “FinD small groups allow you to open up and be real with men that share a similar faith.

Sharing and listening to the struggles we each face in our everyday life allows us not only to open up but to realize that many of the obstacles we are facing in our everyday lives within our marriage, family and work are very similar.

Sharing, caring and praying for each other as we study God’s word has created a new group of friends and a bond that can only be from God’s work.”

“The Psalmist once said, “How good and pleasing it is to the Lord when Brothers live in unity together.” For the past few years I have witnessed God’s rewards in communing with my brothers in Christ through our weekly fellowship.

Jesus never meant for us to follow him in isolation but rather in communion with fellow brothers. How else could he bear fruits of righteousness in us without us living out our faith in front of others through confession of sin and prayer and the study of His Word?

It is through the prompting of His Spirit and the grace of his guidance he calls us into this fellowship to share the daily struggles and blessings in being his disciple. May he continue to bless and safeguard this fellowship.”