One weekly call with Brendan. One weekly group of men who won't let you coast. $75 a week.
This is an online Christian men's accountability group combining a private weekly 1:1 call with Brendan and a weekly group session with other men pursuing the same thing: becoming who God made them to be. It runs $75 a week. No contracts, no waitlists, no twelve-week curriculum that ends right when the work gets real.
Most "accountability" is a text thread that goes quiet after two weeks. This isn't that.
Every week you get a private call with Brendan to work through what's actually happening in your life: your walk with God, your marriage, your habits, the stuff you'd never bring up in casual conversation. Then you get a group session with other Christian men doing the same work, where you're known well enough that you can't fake it.
The call gives you direction. The group gives you accountability that doesn't depend on your own willpower to show up for yourself.
Christian men who know what they should be doing and aren't doing it. Men who've tried accountability apps, prayer partners who flake, or going it alone with a Bible and good intentions. Men who are tired of relying on discipline they don't consistently have, and want structure that carries them on the weeks discipline runs out.
You don't necessarily need a "big" problem to belong here. Passivity, distraction, a stalled prayer life, a marriage running on autopilot — that's enough of a reason. This is a group for men who know they need to make changes, and who refuse to be average.
A single therapy session runs $100-200 and happens once every week or two, if you can get a consistent slot. For $75 a week, you get a private call with a mentor who knows your name and your story, plus a group that meets weekly, week in and week out. That's two structured touchpoints for less than most men pay for one.
Therapy is valuable. It's also not built for this. A counselor isn't calling you out on missed commitments. A counselor doesn't have skin in the game the way a brother does who's in the trenches with you every week. This model gives you both the depth of individual guidance and the weight of communal accountability, not one or the other.
One-on-one coaching or counseling gives you insight. It rarely gives you consistency, because you're the only one holding yourself to what you said you'd do between sessions.
A group alone gives you camaraderie but not always direction. You can sit in a circle every week and never actually change if no one's pushing you individually.
Put both together and the gaps close. Your 1:1 call sets the target. Your group makes it very hard to quietly abandon it.
It's a structured environment where Christian men commit to weekly accountability for their faith, character, and habits, through a combination of individual mentorship and group meetings, rather than trying to grow in isolation or through occasional check-ins.
A Bible study centers on discussion of Scripture. This centers on your actual life: your commitments, your struggles, and how you're really showing up as a man. Faith informs our work, but our goal is transformation, not just study.
No. Some men do, and some men join because they're stuck in low-grade passivity, not crisis. In any given group we have a blend of both.
One 1:1 call with Brendan and one group session, both weekly. Most men find this is less time than they were already losing to distraction.
Consistent, ongoing absence defeats the purpose of accountability, so weekly attendance is the expectation, not the exception. And we understand that life happens. Do your best. Put consistent effort into being there week in and week out. If you're doing this, there is no problem.