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Slack.com slash DHQ. Welcome in to the Wednesday Bible study. We are so thankful that you are

here with us, whether you are watching this live or you're listening to it or watching

it on the archive. We are thankful that you are here. Definitely, I can tell the guys

in the room. Good to see you guys. Thank you all for making this a priority and we have

been at this for about eight years now. It's a Bible study that's foundationally part

of a greater men's ministry strategy that launched in 2020 called themanchurch.com. I've

got some cool updates today on what has happened in the two and a half years since we launched

the men's discipleship strategy. It was kind of, we worked out all the kings and we wrestled

with it at my home church when I was there for over 20 years and we worked on it about

seven years before we launched it and then we launched it nationally on March 1, 2020,

right in the middle of a worldwide pandemic. We have not, we don't know what it's like

to be, to not be in the middle of this COVID thing trying to do this. But we've been through

the rises and the falls of that. But with that being said, that kind of leads me to the update.

You can find all the details about this at themanchurch.com because I know now for a lot of churches,

this is that time of year where you're starting to think about the fall and maybe implementing

something for the men's ministry of your church. I've seen some of those orders come through.

So I asked for an update from the team, our little rag tag bunch that we have that travels

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