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Studies & Experiences

Grow Through Conversation and Action.

You can learn a great deal on your own. But trusted community creates space to ask better questions, tell the truth, and follow through.

Our studies and experiences combine biblical teaching, guided reflection, practical commitments, and encouragement. Some are designed for specific audiences; others are for anyone ready to examine the life they are building.

Current Experience

Live · Men’s Edition

The Life You’re Building — Six-Week Men’s Challenge

Six sessions to wake up to drift, see the framework, evaluate the four pillars, install guardrails, strengthen daily rhythms, and assemble a Personal Blueprint.

This edition is built for men participating with a leader or small group. It includes participant materials, short teaching videos, personal reflection, and group conversation.

  1. Week 1Wake UpAvailable
  2. Week 2See the BlueprintAvailable
  3. Week 3Evaluate the PillarsComing Soon
  4. Week 4Install the GuardrailsAvailable
  5. Week 5Strengthen the StructureAvailable
  6. Week 6Design My LifeComing Soon
Michael J. Gauthier introducing the Six-Week Challenge
A small group in conversation around a table
Photo: Small Group Network / Unsplash
Two friends reading the Bible together outdoors
Photo: Meredith Spencer / Unsplash

Additional Experiences

More Ways to Grow.

  • A path through a green field toward the rising sun
    Photo: Shai Pal / Unsplash
    Upcoming

    Fully Engaged

    A focused exploration of physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual energy stewardship.

  • In Development

    Group Editions for Different Audiences

    As they are developed, studies can be adapted for general groups, women, couples, families, young adults, and leadership settings.

  • Future

    Guardrails, Habits, Finances & Legacy

    Future deeper resources can grow from the same master framework without changing the structure of the website.

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You do not need to be a professional teacher to host a meaningful conversation. Good facilitators create safety, ask thoughtful questions, and help participants leave with a practical next step.

We provide structured materials and guidance to help leaders prepare.