How to Be a Man Challenge: Pursuing Christ-Centered Masculinity

Are you man enough
to take this challenge?

How do you become a man? By living like Jesus.

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We've crafted a pretty cool experience to go alongside the book, How to Be a Man. You can do the book on its own and not miss a thing. But if you'd like to take your experience to the next level, we've created the "How to Be a Man Challenge."

The challenge equips you to get the absolute most out of the book.

Father & Son

If you're a father, this challenge will help you and your son grow closer to Christ together.

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Men's Small Group

If you're a guy in a small group with other men, this challenge will help you collectively become the men God is calling you to be.

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Student Small Group

If you're a youth worker discipling teenagers, this challenge will help you lead these guys to pursue Christ-centered masculinity.

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How to Be a Man

Pursuing Christ-centered Masculinity

Manhood is in crisis in our culture today. The biblical picture of discipleship in the home is of an active, godly man leading his family and men must be intentionally equipped and discipled, but so many men are disconnected from this God-given task.

How to Be a Man: Pursuing Christ-centered Masculinity seeks to storm the hearts of men to define what manhood looks like in the world today. And the best example we have is that of Christ. The authors have identified eight core characteristics we see in the person of Christ, seeing Him & His actions as expressions of the model man: identity, integrity, purpose, surrender, passion, commitment, compassion, and influence.

This 40-day devotional will spur you on to a more passionate pursuit of Christ-centered manhood. It’s designed to give you manageable devotional content that shouldn’t take you more than a few minutes to read, and questions (what we call “Processing the Pursuit”) that will challenge you to apply what you’re learning in your life in order to become a real man of God.

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How to Be a Man

Pursuing Christ-Centered Masculinity [Student Edition]

Culture sends so many confusing messages about masculinity, and when you add faith to the mix, it gets even more complicated. What does it mean to be a man, anyway? And more importantly, what does it mean to be a teenage guy who seeks to become the young man God wants him to be?

This 40-day devotional will spur a teenager on to a more passionate pursuit of Christ-centered manhood. It’s designed to give him manageable devotional content that shouldn’t take him more than a few minutes to read, and questions (what we call “Processing the Pursuit”) that will challenge him to apply what he's learning in his life in order to become a real man of God.

This book is perfect for a 13-year-old to 17-year-old. The Man version talks about family, children, etc. The student version has that filtered out. The student version approaches those themes differently.

Use this in the Dad/Son, teenager small group How to Be a Man Challenge below.

$12.99

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How to Be a Man

Bundle

Get the bundle. It's the perfect for the man who is already impacting the life of the younger generation. Fathers and sons, uncles and nephews, mentors and mentees can travel the 40-day road together, sharpening each other as they grow closer to Christ.

Includes one copy of the How to Be a Man: Pursuing Christ-centered Masculinity and one copy of the Student Edition.

$21.99 (regular price $27.98 – save 23%!)

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What are people saying?

I just received your new book and just the introduction alone was eye-opening. Last night I read the first three daily devotionals, and all I could think is "WOW, I have been slacking badly."
David Knittle, 46

Going through this devotional with my men's small group has been amazing. God is using it to make us better husbands, fathers, friends, and co-workers.
Matthew Geery, 35

As a junior in high school, working through the Student Edition with my dad has been powerful. I keep looking forward to our weekly challenge meetings. I see a change in my dad. I hope he is seeing one in me too.
Ryan Jones, 17