GROWTH doesn’t happen by accident… it happens through daily discipline. 👑 Real discipleship is not just about attending church — it’s about becoming the kind of man who consistently walks with God even when nobody is watching. The G.R.O.W.T.H. principles remind us to: 🙏 Go to God in prayer daily 📖 Read God’s Word daily ✅ Obey God moment by moment 🗣️ Witness for Christ through your life and words 🤝 Trust God with every detail of your life 🔥 Honor the Holy Spirit by allowing God to guide and empower you daily Strong men aren’t built overnight. They’re built through consistency, surrender, and spiritual growth one day at a time. Iron sharpens iron. Let’s grow together. 💪🏾👑 👇🏾 COMMENT BELOW:Which TWO of these are the most challenging for you right now — and why? #KingsMen #Discipleship #Faith #ChristianMen #Growth #Leadership #MaxPotential #IronSharpensIr :::

Sometimes it can be difficult figuring out how you fit in, but as one of my mentors James Davis says, "know that everyone has a Role in the Goal. You have a hand in God's plan." - Acts 1:8: Believers are called to be witnesses of Christ, sharing what they have seen and experienced. Review this VIDEO IN THE COURSE to identify your role. then come back and COMMENT YOUR THOUGHTS about the short video and your possible role in God's goal for Evangelism.

Hi, who here is ready to get outside!!!!!???? We are believing God for a minimum of 50 souls saved between Resurrection Sunday Our sister @Teresa Frink asked about getting more involved in evangelism and I thought... "maybe she's not alone." Maybe there are others that want to get involved too. So let's study Evangelism together for the next few days. I will be posting daily a small take away from the online course we have here in the Academy. Feel free to get ahead or explore the entire videos in the SEED EVANGELISM COURSE here - https://www.skool.com/gbcbetterlifeacademy/classroom/e370d265?md=2370936ba13842e6b9d6b8d685d1e3ee Be Better Comment below if you are interested in joining in the Evangelism Challenge?

" in John 21:15-17 Peter denied Jesus three times and then Jesus restored him with 3 statements… Which have you found to be more diffficult? Receiving restoration after you have offended someone or giving restoration by allowing someone back into your life that has offended you? Comment below and let us know.

Based on your Sunday experience with God, what are your biggest takeaways?