Men's Ministry Resources:

Below are a listing of resources we feel will continue to strengthen your relationship with the Lord, and your family.

Devotional Classics by Richard Foster. These 52 selections have been organized to introduce readers through the course of one year to the great devotional writers. Each reading features a linked biblical passage, discussion questions, and individual and group exercises.

How to Build a Life Changing Men's Ministry: by Steve Sonderman. This book shows that if you let God build it (your church's Men's Ministry), they will come. He parallels building a men's ministry team like you would any other type of team - looking for qualities in the type of team members along with the specific roles to fill. Even if you have a thriving men's ministry, this book will help you fill in the gaps that may be missing or maybe refocus it on better, more eternal things.

Effective Men's Ministry: by Phil Downer. A comprehensive and practical resource on how to implement and conduct a healthy men’s ministry in the church, drawing from the wisdom and experience of leaders in the National Coalition of Men’s Ministries, a partnership of over 75 organizations from over 30 denominations, representing more than half the churches in North America.

They Call Me Dad: by Ken Canfield. Developed from years of research and shaped by a biblical world view, "They Call Me Dad" is a powerful expose of the spiritual insights of effective fathering. Dr. Canfield encourages fathers to activate their faith through modeling and teaching children to out-think, out-live, and out-love the world. "They Call Me Dad" contains interactive and profiling tools which enhance a dad's skill and understanding of his role as a father.

Celebration of Discipline: The path to spiritual growth by Richard Foster. Hailed by many as the best modern book on Christian spirituality, "Celebration of Discipline" explores the "classic Disciplines," or central spiritual practices, of the Christian faith. Along the way, Foster shows that it is only by and through these practices that the true path to spiritual growth can be found.

As Iron Sharpens Iron ... Mentoring Men by Howard Hendricks and William Hendricks. So often it's not a therapist a man needs as much as a friend who offers accountability and spiritual challenge -- a mentor. Men encouraging men to greater commitment to God and family. Whether you are looking to find a mentor or to be one, this is for you.

The Hidden Value of a Man: by Gary Smalley and John Trent. Reveals how men can be successful in their professional lives while drawing closer to their family and friends.

The Man in the Mirror: by Patrick Morley. Written by a foremost Christian men's leader, this powerful book invites men to take a probing look at their identities, relationships, finances, time, temperament, and most important, the means to bring about lasting change.

Disciplines of a Godly Man by Kent Hughes. Our churches and homes need men willing to follow the path of godliness no matter what the cost. This inspiring, popular book has been speaking to the hearts of men for the past 10 years, and its words are still relevant.

Halftime: Changing your game plan from success to significance by Bob Buford. Bob Buford tells men how they can make their middle years a time of transformation toward a more satisfying life. Buford guides readers through times of reflection and re-evaluation, to help clarify values and establish goals for a more intentional and more significant life.

From Success to Sigificance: by Lloyd Reed. Many people measure their success by wealth, recognition, power, and status. There's nothing wrong with those, but if that's all you're focused on, you're missing the boat. Lloyd Reeb shows that if you focus on significance, using your time and talent to serve others, that's when truly meaningful success can come your way.