Checkpoints: A Tactical Guide to Manhood - eBook

Name: Checkpoints: A Tactical Guide to Manhood - eBook
Brand: TH1NK
SKU: 63221EB
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Author: Brian Mills
ISBN: 9781612913766

By: Brian Mills, Nathan Wagnon

TH1NK / 2014 / ePub

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Written by a youth pastor and an officer in the U.S. army, Checkpoints: A Tactical Guide to Manhood will help young men (individually or as a group) recognize, resist, and carefully avoid the snares and ambushes set by the enemy. This 8-week experience and guide, based on Scripture, will provide practical strategies ("force multipliers") for grounding young men in the truth, growing them in their faith, and helping them become courageous warriors for God in a world hostile to real manhood.

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Title: Checkpoints: A Tactical Guide to Manhood - eBook
By: Brian Mills, Nathan Wagnon
Format: DRM Protected ePub
Vendor: TH1NK

Publication Date: 2014
ISBN: 9781612913766
ISBN-13: 9781612913766
Stock No: WW63221EB

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Society today rejects the idea of absolute truth and is openly hostile toward God. For boys who want to be more like Christ, going through adolescence in this culture is like crossing a minefield without a map. They need parents and youth workers to engage with them early and equip them with the skills needed to thrive. Checkpoints plots a course through this enemy territory that not only steers young men toward godliness but also explains how to avoid potential pitfalls. Checkpoints honestly talks about the core issues boys face, opening a vital dialogue between fathers and sons, pastors and students. Key takeaways: