A Men’s Support Group for Christian Men
Become the man you say you want to be.
If you’re looking for a Christian men’s support group because you want to talk about what’s really happening in your marriage, your faith, or your life, there’s room for that here. About a third of the men in Masterful Men are Christian. You can speak about your faith plainly and hear from men who see the world differently.
See how to get startedWhat the 45-day Basecamp pass includes
Masterful Men is one support community for men navigating marriage, intimacy, betrayal, separation, faith, leadership, and other hard seasons. Basecamp is where the community meets online.
A one-time $99 payment gives you 45 days of access to Basecamp, courses, and live meetings. We generally hold four to five live calls a week, so you have time to get to know the men, bring what you’re facing, and experience how the community works.
The pass also includes growth challenges, a one-on-one introductory call with a community leader, and The Awakened Purposeful Man, a course you keep after the pass ends.
The pass ends after 45 days without automatically renewing. If we invite you to continue and you choose to join, annual dues are $700 through December 31, 2026, and $800 starting January 1, 2027. Your membership year begins on the date you pay your annual dues.
What happens after the accountability check-in?
A pancake breakfast can start a friendship. An accountability check-in can help you keep a commitment. When the whole conversation about porn is whether you slipped this week, the shame, loneliness, or fear driving the behavior can stay untouched. Policing behavior can produce compliance while someone is watching. Lasting change takes enough honesty to face what the behavior does for you and enough practice to choose differently under pressure.
What grounded masculine leadership looks like
It takes courage to hear your wife disagree without pulling rank, name harm you caused without hiding behind a Bible verse, and follow through when nobody will know either way. If everyone in your home has to get smaller for you to feel like the leader, pay attention to what your strength is costing them. You can build the capacity to stay present, speak plainly, and keep your word.
Why a mix of beliefs matters
The salt shaker can feel comfortable. Outside it, your convictions have to survive a real conversation with someone who sees things differently. That is good practice for humility and courage. Christian men can talk about prayer, Scripture, doubt, or church experiences in their own words. Men with other beliefs bring their own experiences and questions. Everyone gets to speak for himself.
How to get started
Start with a 45-day provisional pass and see how the community fits what you’re looking for.
Peer support offers a place to talk and practice with other men. For clinical care, work with a licensed professional.
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