15/09/2026 - 15/09/2026
Dates: Sep 15, 22, 29; Oct 6, 13, 27; Nov 10, 17, 24; Dec 1 (Tuesdays)
Time: 7:30 PM
Venue: 2/F Hall
*Whether you are currently single and preparing for the future, married and seeking to deepen your covenant, or a single-again man rebuilding on a solid biblical foundation, this course is designed to meet you exactly where you are and challenge you to become the man God created you to be.
Becoming the Man Who Is Ready for Purpose, Partnership, and Lifelong Covenant
Lesson 1: Covenant Before Comfort
The Six Commitments of Mr. Right
Introduces the six values that govern covenant relationships: love of God, love of spouse, honesty, faithfulness, compassion and forgiveness, and holiness.
Lesson 2: Don’t Wait—Build
Becoming the Right Man in Your Single Years
Challenges men to treat singleness as a gift for spiritual growth, service, community, and preparation—not as a waiting room.
Lesson 3: Date with a Destination
Choosing Character Over Chemistry
Explores intentional dating, rejecting the myth of “the one,” and seeking lasting godly character rather than relying primarily on attraction.
Lesson 4: Guard Her Heart—and Yours
Purity, Honesty, and Healthy Boundaries
Calls men to practice sexual integrity, communicate their intentions clearly, reject cohabitation, and establish wise relational boundaries.
Lesson 5: More Than a Paycheck
Providing for Her Body, Heart, and Soul
Expands provision beyond finances to include emotional presence, encouragement, partnership, and spiritual leadership.
Lesson 6: Strong Enough to Be Gentle
Protecting, Serving, and Leading Like Christ
Redefines masculine strength as sacrificial service, emotional safety, self-control, and protection without domination or harshness.
Lesson 7: Know Her by Heart
Friendship, Fondness, and the Love Map
Teaches men to remain curious about their wife’s inner world, respond to her bids for connection, and nurture admiration.
Lesson 8: Make Room for Her Voice
The Strength to Listen, Yield, and Lead Together
Shows that accepting a woman’s influence is not abandoning leadership but practicing humility, respect, and covenant partnership.
Lesson 9: Fight for Us
Turning Conflict into Connection
Equips men to reject blame and defensiveness, begin difficult conversations gently, understand underlying hurts, and pursue reconciliation.
Lesson 10: Faithful to the Finish
Guarding the Covenant and Building a Legacy
Challenges men to protect marriage from distractions and addictions while building shared rituals, goals, meaning, and a legacy of faithfulness.