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Five men pulling a sled together down a dirt path at a Brotherhood challenge.

The challenge

Show up. Do the work.

Six months, three rhythms, one shared commitment. This is what the journey asks of a man.

The challenge

The big three

Three commitments. Miss one and the other two stop working. This is the whole structure: everything else serves it.

01

Large Group

Monthly

Gather with your class for teaching, worship, and encouragement.

02

Small Group

Twice monthly

Walk alongside a consistent group of men who know you, challenge you, and grow with you.

03

Accountability

Monthly, one on one

Meet with a brother who will pray with you, ask honest questions, and help you follow through.

The standard

The standard is high.
That's the point.

A bearded man in a black hoodie worshiping with arms raised under a tent, light flaring overhead.
“But be doers of the word, and not hearers only…”
James 1:22

His Word shapes how you live: not what you merely hear.

  1. 01

    Daily Bible reading

    Every day. Six months. No streak badges: just the discipline.

  2. 02

    Four assigned books

    Read on the class schedule and discussed in small group.

  3. 03

    Nine writing assignments

    Handwritten or typed. You write it, you own it.

  4. 04

    Monthly large group

    Full class gathering. Attendance is counted.

  5. 05

    Twice-monthly small group

    Your group of men. Same seats. Same men.

  6. 06

    Monthly accountability

    One partner. One honest hour.

  7. 07

    Leadership teaching

    Taught by men further down the road than you.

  8. 08

    Attendance

    Show up. Ninety percent or you don't finish.

  9. 09

    Service

    A serving team in your local church for the duration.

  10. 10

    Finish the journey

    Graduation is earned, not attended.

Know what you're stepping into

Before you commit

Who is Brotherhood for?
Brotherhood is for men who are ready to be challenged, not just encouraged. You don’t need to have it all together. You do need to be willing to show up, be honest, grow in your faith, and walk alongside other men.
What will it require of me?
Brotherhood is a commitment. For six months, you’ll make time to gather, do the work, build relationships, and put what you’re learning into practice. Your church will give you the specific schedule, materials, and cost for your Class.
What about attendance?
Brotherhood requires commitment and consistent attendance. Each Class has an attendance standard that men are expected to honor in order to complete the journey. Before you begin, your local Brotherhood team will make sure you understand what is expected.
What does accountability look like?
What happens in Brotherhood stays in Brotherhood. Trust is essential. We respect each man’s privacy and recognize that every man is at a different place in his spiritual journey. Brotherhood isn’t about judgment or comparison, it’s about creating a trusted place where men can be honest, challenge one another, and grow. That trust comes with a shared expectation: show up, engage honestly, and take the Brotherhood journey seriously.

Find a participating church to reach out to, or bring Brotherhood to your own church.