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15 “This is a faithful saying, and worthy of all acceptation, that Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners; of whom I am chief.” 16 “Howbeit for this cause I obtained mercy, that in me first Jesus Christ might shew forth all longsuffering, for a pattern to them which should hereafter believe on him to life everlasting.” When Paul says, “of whom I am chief,” he’s not performing false humility. He’s demonstrating the posture required for real transformation. this is the start we start again every day. This doesn't seem to me to be a one-time even. “If God can redeem me, nobody is too far gone.” This is why men resonate with Paul — he leads with scars, not polish. I believe that when we see the patterns we want for ourselves, in other people, we naturally put ourselves into their shoes and mirror their pattern. Follow me as I follow Christ kind of situation. Paul says Christ saved him “for this cause” — meaning on purpose. What purpose? To do exactly what we are all trying to do. Share in the kingdom work. Men are natural builders and creators. This is what drives us to seek out the best parts that's inside of us. We take that and build the man so he can build his world. (Paul and Timothy). This is biblical, and part of the overall design of humanity. The trick is to figure out how to that works in the modernity of life. A pattern is a template, blueprint, model, prototype. Paul is saying: "My story is supposed to become a framework for other men.” Not just a testimony. Not just a memory. A pattern. A reproducible structure for: • mercy • transformation • calling • leadership • endurance • identity This is why your spirit locks onto Paul. You’re not copying him — you’re recognizing the pattern God already built into you. 3. Paul’s past becomes part of his authority Not because sin gives authority — but because mercy does. I believe men often feel this way, but the accuser has a way of keeping us bound by past sins. This is why we are warned in scripture about it and how to stop it. When WE are weak, he makes us strong.

T_CRU Collaboration – The Workshop The Heart of T_CRU T_CRU was never designed to be a one‑man mission or a top‑down classroom. It was created as a builder’s circle—a collaborative space where every member brings something unique, something only they can contribute. This is the engine that makes T_CRU come alive. We are not here to consume. We are here to build. We are not here to compete. We are here to collaborate. We are not here to hide our gifts. We are here to share them. This community exists so that each of us can bring our insights, our experiments, our breakthroughs, and our patterns into one shared space—so the entire body grows stronger. Why Collaboration Matters. We are not meant to build alone. Every builder sees something different. Every builder discovers a new angle. Every builder uncovers a pattern the rest of us didn’t notice yet. When we share those discoveries, something powerful happens: The Pattern becomes clearer. The community becomes stronger. The mission becomes unstoppable. This is the full circle of T_CRU. The Pattern of Collaboration The Pattern begins with Christ. It flows into the builder. It expresses itself through the tools. And it returns to the community—where it multiplies. This is why we gather. This is why we share. This is why we build together. We are shaping our world for Jesus using the tools of our generation. Not running from modernity, but aligning it. Not fearing technology, but redeeming it. Not hiding our gifts, but combining them. Every insight you bring strengthens the Pattern. Every breakthrough you share strengthens the community. Every creation you build strengthens the mission. What We Do Here This collaboration space is where we share what we’re building, while we discuss the patterns we’re seeing that helps each other refine ideas, align our tools with Christ, shape our world with intention and build systems that outlive us. To encourage, correct, and sharpen one another. Not to compete: to strengthen the individual for the betterment of the whole.