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The Men’s Ministry of PBC equips normal guys to be spiritual giants in their home, church and community by building relationships with other imperfect men who are walking with God.
Wisdom from the Bible says that just as iron sharpens iron, so one man sharpens another (Prov. 27:17). Throughout the stories of the Bible we see older men, or at least men who are further down the road in their walk with Christ, encouraging younger men to faithfully follow Christ. Joshua had Moses to mentor him for leading Israel. Elisha had Elijah to prepare him to carry the mantle. Timothy had Paul to equip him for ministry. At PBC, men have the opportunity to connect with other men who will encourage them in their walk with Christ – man2man.
Men also have opportunities to connect with other guys during special events, cook-outs, service projects, retreats, ball games, and more. |
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Every Saturday morning from 7:00-9:00am, PBC men gather for coffee and prayer for their families, the family of PBC, the ministries and missionaries of PBC, government leaders, and current world events. For more information, please contact Pastor Robert Matthews at 972.423.5321. |
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"Lord, Change My Attitude." What does God think about attitudes? Study uses examples from the Israelites’ journey out of Egypt to how attitudes can affect whether someone stays in the wilderness or enjoys the blessings of the Promised Land. There is hope for the "attitudinally challenged." The study group will begin meeting from 7:00-9:00pm on Monday, September 13 for 11 weeks. The cost for the study guide and materials is $17. |
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 Men's Fraternity: The Great Adventure. Break free from the bondage of boredom and rediscover the exciting purpose that God has for you. Through this study with Robert Lewis and discussion with other men, you will come to understand how guy's are wired and how to move forward with energy and enthusiasm to face the challenges of biblical manhood.
PBC Guys will meet on Tuesday mornings from 6:00-7:30am for breakfast ($ donation each week) beginning August 31 for 20 weeks. The cost for the study guide is $10. For more information, contact Scott Keith.
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