Becoming young men of God
Building healthy, Christ-centered relations among one another as adult men and young men of God.
2024 Calendar and Events:
All events held at the Brentwood Church of Christ - 208 Granny White Pike, Brentwood, TN
January 7th @ 1pm
Respect for Authority - Jim Stephenson
Humility and Modesty - Dan King
March 3rd @ 1pm
Overcoming Pride - Richard Sargent
Lying and Honesty - Zach Ford
May 5th @ 1pm
Self Image and Ego - Tyler Matheny
Compassion and Sympathy - Bob Hope
July 7th @ 1pm
Grudges and Forgiveness - Gary Orr
Patience and Long Suffering - Jay Stephenson
September 1st @ 1pm
Disciplining the Tongue - Roy Super
Alcohol and Druge Abuse - Ken Patton
November 3rd @ 1pm
Anger and Hostility - Wally Vinson
Peer Pressure - Adam Sullivan
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About the "Becoming young men of God" group
Our goal and expectation is to:
- Develop friendships
- Enjoy fun activities
- Celebrate achievements
- Serve others
1. Developing friendships
Building a healthy, Christ-centered relationships among one another as adult men and young men of God.
Both adult men and young men building relationships together side by side as they do fun things. Also establishing healthy friendships with other young men and faithful men of multiple generations.
2. Enjoying fun activities
Bringing adult Christian men, and younger men together around a variety of activities that provide a place and time to share, experience, and enjoy something for everyone.
Sharing a variety of interest, trade skills, current technology, outside the church on scheduled excursions and trips. Allowing the adult men to share their experiences and wisdom of life both good and bad.
3. Celebrate achievements
Providing every young man a pathway for growth, success, and recognition. The combination of Bible studies, leadership training, and developing skills in the image of manhood as modeled by Jesus Christ in:
Luke 2:52 where “Jesus grew in wisdom and stature, and in favor with God and man.”
4. Serve others
Engaging young men in service to God, their family, church, and our community.
Service to others is a central part of our Christian faith. Therefore, any effort to help our young men grow into healthy Christian adult men must include regular opportunities for serving others.