HonorBound's NEW Vision for Men's Ministry

HonorBound: Men’s Ministries is advancing a new vision and a new approach to men’s ministry through the local church. To effectively minister to men, HonorBound has worked diligently to strengthen a local church’s ability to identify the needs of men in the church and community. Recently developed resource tools and strategies enable pastors and their men’s ministry teams to build an effective and enduring ministry to men. The focus of HonorBound has been to move men’s ministry from an event driven ministry to a process driven ministry; to leverage the momentum of events that foster meaningful life relationship and cause major growth changes in the lives of men. With the strategic focus of relationship, men are enrolled in the process of discipleship.

HonorBound has empowered districts with the HonorBound Blueprint Seminar for Core Groups. With more than 500 trainers, the new HonorBound ministry to men is steadily on the rise. This seminar helps local churches zero in on specific goals and a direction for their HonorBound ministry to men. It enables them to see that an effective ministry to men will impact the entire church, it’s families and community, not just the men’s group.

HonorBound has developed a number of resources and events to advance the discipleship process

Stand Firm In The Faith — men's conferences

Men in Worship — music products

Dad’s Coaching Clinic — fathering seminars

Preparing To Win — small group discipleship course

You’re a Soul Winner, You Just Don’t Know It Yet! personal evangelism training course

HonorBound web site

A common thread of an active and effective men’s ministry in a local church is that it must be pastor supported and pastor supporting. In churches where the pastor is not a participant in the men’s ministry, the ministry continually struggles. It is an observable fact that men need relationship with their pastor in order to feel a significant part of the local church. HonorBound: Men’s Ministry is committed to seeing men grow in discipleship, in relationship to their pastors, and in ministry to the Body of Christ.