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What does it mean to be a “band of brothers” when following Jesus? In this continuation of our discussion about brotherhood, we’ll look at the biblical story of a man named David and his friendship […]

As witnessed in YDisciple groups, men yearn for more than just friendship; they want brotherhood—true brothers and mentors who will support them, guide them, and keep them accountable as they seek to follow Christ. But

In this second session about authentic masculinity, we’ll look at God’s call to be men of greatness, as demonstrated through four distinctive “marks.” We’ll also learn about saints who were soldiers, the virtues of knighthood,

It’s in the heart of a man to be significant, to make his mark on the world, to do “great things” no matter how large or small. That’s what it takes to be a real man. But

Click here to access the full 4-part study, True Beauty YDisciple’s discussion of sisterhood continues as we consider how true sisters accept a woman as Jesus does—as she is, without false expectations about who she should be. Ultimately, true

Click here to access the full 4-part study, True Beauty. For many women, friendships are rarely passive relationships, but “sisterhoods” that shape and form who they become. This first of two sessions on the topic explores

Click here to access the full 4-part study, True Beauty In Jesus we have the fullness of Love Incarnate–never romantic, sentimental, or fantasy-filled, but a real love that is sacrificial, truthful, and life-giving. In this session, young women will

The differences between a woman and a man are deeply profound. God created them to be complementary. But often those differences can create a trap, ensnaring both women and men in sin. This study speaks

Discipleship is not done in a vacuum. In order for our ‘yes’ to Jesus to have staying power, we need the support of community; in particular, faithful mentors and virtuous friendships. In this final session,

Any kind of greatness comes with a price tag. And Jesus didn’t hide from people that following him would come at a cost. This session discusses what it means to “take up our cross” and