The Decathlon helps men move from talk to action through a longer path of practical challenges, spiritual friendship, and steady obedience.
The Decathlon is a 40-week training path built around 10 concrete challenges. It is designed for men and small groups who are tired of talking about growth and ready to practice it. Instead of another passive study, it gives men a demanding but realistic path that builds appetite for God and gets them moving together.
A 10-challenge path for men and small groups who need more than a book study to get moving again.
This training is for men and small groups who need structure, challenge, and a clear path forward.
Trade passive discussion for concrete practices that put discipleship into motion.
Use a longer challenge path to build momentum when you or your group feel stuck.
Work through the challenges with other men who can encourage, question, and sharpen you.
Practice Scripture memory, Bible study, prayer, reflection, and life planning in real life.
The goal is not quick wins but a deeper hunger to know God and follow Christ.
Finish by turning outward and helping another Christian get out of a spiritual rut.
Take on ten practical challenges over forty weeks, work through them with other men, and finish by helping another man move forward.
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Start with the invitation and orientation, then commit to the full path with your band of brothers.
Take on practical monthly challenges that move you from reading and talking to doing.
Finish by helping another man move out of a spiritual rut and keep the momentum going.
Start the Decathlon and take on a longer path of challenge, brotherhood, and practical spiritual growth.
