The Mission
One of the best ways to build momentum in your daily walk is to get some wins under your belt. So often, men quit before they see the victory that is right in front of them because they don’t believe they can make it to the end. If a fighter quits because of discomfort, then he would never see victory. The Gibborim, King David’s Mighty Men of valor, each earned a place of honor in the Bible for their feats of strength and prowess. You are a legacy in the making. Much like those mighty men, you MUST train to see the victory God has laid out before you. The 37 is a tool to help experienced warriors in the fight against what this world throws at them. You are able to win with what God has already provided for you. Let’s work together to see those victories play out in your daily grind.
Goals
Knowing where you want to be will help you get traction where you are. The goal of this training is to further equip you with the tools that mature believers deploy every day to stay strong in their daily fight. Look to see development in the following areas:
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Build a stronger daily discipline of connection to the God that CRAFTED YOU and through which you receive what you need to fight strong.
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See the way God’s principles play out in your world.
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Connect with men who have walked this journey, and men who need your help getting to where you’ve been.
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Defeat your personal struggles minute by minute with more confidence than you’ve ever seen before.
“Praise the LORD, who is my rock. He trains my hands for war and gives my fingers skill for battle. ”
Psalm 144:1 | David - King - Warrior
The Challenge
Nothing short of a full commitment will show the results that you’re looking for. You’ve been on the journey for a while now. You cannot ease up now. You MUST challenge yourself daily to live life according to God’s statutes, or you will fail. Maybe not immediately, but when the fight comes, if you haven’t been training you will find that challenge insurmountable. Daily practice is not a luxury, it is a necessity. Building discipline requires a commitment. The 37 comes with a challenge to choose training by:
Committing to an intimate relationship with God
Committing to a healthy transparent relationships with other men
Committing to a daily routine of giving yourself the tools you need to succeed
Ready to start?
Accept the Challenge
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Serve
