Highlight – “80% of all churches in North America have a functioning women’s ministry, less than 7 percent have a functioning men’s ministry.” In this interview, Chris Harper of Betterman discusses the concept of 'Discipling Men' in our churches. He highlights the fact that a small group study can be tremendously beneficial for a man, offering opportunities to engage in meaningful conversations about Biblical manhood and masculinity, but also that a lot of guys simply wouldn’t choose this kind of community for themselves or even understand why they need it. Church leadership plays a big role in that. Chris talks about seeing a shift from academic spaces to communal spaces in our churches. We should feel an urgency to encourage multi-generational discipleship to prevent men from leaving the church and to build a stronger church community that can affect societal change. Check out the BetterMan Podcast: Click HERE To Learn more about BetterMan: Click HERE Discipleship in the Modern Church: Empowering Men with Chris Harper   Watch the Video    Key Takeaways  00:00 Introduction and Prayer 05:38 The Four W's: Word, Woman, Work, World 06:39 The Impact of the Four W's 11:46 The Role of the Church in Men's Discipleship 14:59 The Importance of Small Group Discussions 22:28 The Shift in Church Culture and Its Impact on Men 28:58 The Media's Negative Portrayal of Men 29:50 Breaking Stereotypes: Redefining Masculinity 32:42 The Struggles of Church Leadership 35:21 The Need for Men's Ministry 37:34 The Power of Personal Testimony 39:32 The Urgency of Addressing Men's Issues 46:56 The Potential for Revival   Check out the Disciple Making Culture 10 Minute E-Book Interested in more great content check out our Nashville City Tour Videos.  Join us at our National Forum this May on Disciple Making Culture