How to Disciple Men (Short and Sweet): 45 Proven Strategies from Experts on Ministry to Men

by The National Coalition of Ministries to Men, Patrick Morley (Foreword), Jay Payleitner (Editor)

Got 15 minutes? Sharpen your ministry to men.   Each brief chapter is packed with practical advice from leaders who have dedicated their lives to helping men become more like Jesus. Hear their stories. Learn from their mistakes. Profit from their experience. Discover how Teach and reach the male mind. Build and strengthen your men’s group through missions, road trips, outdoor activities, and marketplace ministry. Plan, market, produce, and follow up on men’s events. Minister to men who have lost their job, confess an addiction, or feel like they’re not even welcome at church. Create a team of prayer warriors. Mentor effectively and set up practical, authentic accountability. Engage millennials, and reach across racial lines. Become a valued partner with your senior pastor. Ensure your own family takes priority over your ministry. Gain practical wisdom from Kenny Luck, Josh McDowell, David Murrow, Jim Grassi of Men’s Ministry Catalyst, Brian Doyle of Iron Sharpens Iron, and many more. Collectively, contributors to this handbook have more than a thousand years of experience ministering to men. How to Disciple Men is a labor of love from NCMM to you. Hey, we’re all in this together.

258 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 1, 2017

Reviews

[Jenny Houle · Rating 4 out of 5]

I was given a free copy of this book from NetGalley for an unbiased review. When I requested to review this book, I didn't realize that it was meant to be a guide for men only to disciple men, which leaves me, as a woman, in a difficult spot to offer an unbiased view.

That being said, each section of the book was laid out in a completely logical format that did offer great suggestions. The chosen authors felt passionately about their topics, and laid it out in concise, easy to follow steps. I would definitely buy this book for a man in my church life who was looking to help disciple others.

[Dave Batcheller]

Many good ideas for ministry to men from people with a lot of experience. However, at times I felt that some of the ideas for various programs were adopting marketing ideas from the secular world instead of from the Word of God. So in the end I just had to glean or sort through all the stories and testimonies to focus on the best ones.

[Tim Harris · Rating 4 out of 5]

Jammed packed with men’s ministry insights from numerous, experienced men’s ministry leaders!

Lots of practical guidance for leading men well in the church.