I just wanted to inform you all that I will no longer be closing the doors on the Brotherhood. The Lord has come through and shed light on a way to keep this thing going. I give Him all the praise. Also, a huge shoutout to the messenger He sent @Dee Greene. He and @Ryan Stark are also the newest members to join us around the campfire.

Let’s be honest—prayer isn’t always easy. Life gets loud. Distractions creep in. And sometimes, even with the best intentions, we fall off track. We know prayer is powerful. We know it’s how we connect with the Father. But knowing that doesn’t always make it consistent. So I want to open this up to the Brotherhood: 🟠 What do YOU do to stay consistent in your prayer life? Not just the perfect answer—but the real one. - Do you have a routine? - Do you set reminders? - Do you journal your prayers? - Do you pray with your kids or spouse? - What helps you stay engaged when it feels dry or distant? Drop your thoughts below. Your response might be exactly what another brother needs to hear today. Let’s grow together. In the Word. In prayer. In strength.

The loudest leaders don’t always shout. Sometimes, it’s the quiet consistency of a man who shows up daily—despite the pain, the pressure, or the past—that speaks the loudest. Your kids are watching. Your wife sees it. And whether you know it or not, the men around you are paying attention too. Leading by example doesn’t mean being perfect. It means being real, resilient, and responsible. You say health matters? Then train when it’s hard. You say God is first? Then let prayer and scripture guide your steps. You say you’re a father? Then invest time, not just money. The world doesn’t need more talkers. It needs men who walk what they believe. Question for the Brotherhood: What’s one area of your life you want to lead better by example this week? Drop it below—accountability starts here.

Is there anything you are feeling guilty about? This question is a door-opener to lifting the burden of guilt from a friend. It also presents an opportunity to share your own areas of struggle so you can support each other in openness and change together. "Confess your sins to each other and pray for each other so that you may be healed. The earnest prayer of a righteous person has great power and produces wonderful results." —James 5:16

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