Jesus didn't simply give His disciples information. He walked with them.
They ate together. Traveled together. Prayed together. Asked questions. Failed. Learned. Were challenged. Encouraged. Restored. And eventually, they were sent to disciple others.
They did life together.
We believe men still need that kind of discipleship today.
Too many men are surrounded by people yet walking through life alone. RGM Book Studies create intentional environments where men can be seen, known, challenged, encouraged, and reminded of who they are in Jesus Christ.
The book gives us somewhere to start.
Discipleship is where we're going.
We’re raising 10,000 men through RGM Book Studies — small circles where discipleship meets real life. If you’re ready to grow and help others do the same, step in and join us as we restore what the world forgot how to build: men who walk with God and lead with courage.
For more than a decade, we have watched what happens when men of all ages and stages stop performing and start telling the truth.
RGM Book Studies intentionally gather approximately twelve men around a table—not as students in a classroom, but as brothers doing life together.
We read. We talk. We listen. We pray. We laugh. We challenge one another. And we keep showing up.
A chapter becomes a conversation.
A conversation creates trust.
Trust creates brotherhood.
And brotherhood creates an environment for discipleship.
The table intentionally brings together men from different stages of the masculine journey:
Cowboys discovering identity and learning they have what it takes.
Warriors learning what—who—and how to fight as a son of the King.
Kings carrying responsibility, stewarding influence, and investing their strength into others.
Sages giving away wisdom that took a lifetime to earn.
Different generations. Different stories. Different scars.
One table
Something powerful happens when generations of men begin doing life together.
The Cowboy discovers he doesn't have to figure out manhood alone.
The Warrior gains direction for his strength.
The King recognizes that leadership isn't simply about what he builds, but who he builds.
And the Sage discovers that some of the greatest value of his story is giving it away.
This is how we begin restoring what has been lost between generations.
Not through another program.
Not by building bigger audiences.
We're building more tables.
Tables where men encounter God.
Tables where hearts are restored.
Tables where discipleship becomes part of everyday life.
Tables where one generation intentionally invests in the next.
And eventually, the man who took a seat at the table becomes the man who makes room for someone else.
This is RGM—Restoring Generational Masculinity.
Men discipling men. Generations building generations. Doing life together.
We’re raising 10,000 men through RGM Book Studies — small circles where discipleship meets real life. If you’re ready to grow and help others do the same, step in and join us as we restore what the world forgot how to build: men who walk with God and lead with courage.