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GT: Do We Need to Connect with a Mentoring Couple?

Want to grow into the man God called you to be? Good Talk: A Guide for Men in Training (MIT) equips you with meaningful questions and faith-filled conversations to guide your journey in relationships, family, and faith. This resource helps you navigate key areas of life with Biblical wisdom and practical prompts.

Here’s what’s inside:

Discussion Topics for Personal Growth: Reflect on questions like “Have you kept close to God after marriage?” and “What’s the best way to handle hurt feelings?” to strengthen your spiritual life and relationships.
Faith-Based Encouragement: Each question is grounded in Scripture, from Proverbs 27:17 to Ephesians 4:2, helping you stay connected to God’s guidance.
Supportive Dialogue Prompts: Whether talking to your wife, family, or friends, these questions open pathways for deeper understanding and support.

Quote from Good Talk
“Do we need to connect with a mentoring couple?” This prompt, paired with Titus 2:3-4, emphasizes the value of seeking wisdom from others to strengthen your marriage.

What You’ll Gain from Good Talk: A Guide for Men in Training

Stronger Marital Bond: Engage in conversations about communication, family planning, and staying close to God as a couple.
Effective Communication: Discuss how to express emotions, offer prayer support, and stay unified with your loved ones.
Spiritual Accountability: Questions that encourage you to be present in your faith community and seek growth alongside friends and mentors.

This guide is perfect for men looking to grow in faith, love, and leadership. From discussing how to be more flexible with schedules to supporting your friends spiritually, Good Talk: MIT equips you with the tools for meaningful, impactful conversations. Get access now and start your journey toward becoming an Uncommen Man!

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