Next course will be announced soon.

Registrants receive access to recordings and slides from all past sessions. Listen to the first session here.

Join Geoffrey Botkin online on Saturday mornings to discuss the practical issues of manhood! Hear Geoffrey share from Scripture and his own years of experience how to think and act like a Christian man amidst a culture which makes war on genuine manhood. These discussions will be extremely practical and interactive as men from across America bring their questions about their roles in work, husbanding, fatherhood, and the Church.

Some of the focus topics Geoffrey will address over this nine-week period:

• How to defend the faith: Love your wife
• What every man needs to know before he dies
• How family worship changes the world
• How to think like a man in an adolescent culture
• How to fight like a man in a defeated culture
• How you and your sons can be involved in local church leadership
• How to defend the faith by leading your family
• How to nail your life mission
• Why long term planning is essential to a fruitful legacy

"Geoff is one of the most Godly, purposeful, intentional men I have ever had the privilege of knowing. The opportunity to partake in a mentoring time with him is of such great worth that I would take advantage of it at almost any price. I know this time will effect my family and those we encounter for generations to come." - Dr. Ken Puckett

Sessions take place between 9 and 10 a.m., Central Time, from January 2 through February 27, 2010. The cost for these nine sessions is $49 per man (sons may listen in with their fathers), and participants in this charter online class will receive a discount off the next. The sessions will be recorded and MP3s made freely available to participants shortly after each session, so that any who cannot join all nine sessions live may still hear what was discussed.

Interaction will take place via the GoToWebinar® interface, which works in-browser on any almost any PC or Mac. Mr. Botkin will have a live audio feed, and participants can type in questions in real time. A faster-than-dialup Internet connection is necessary. Complete information on how to access the sessions will be sent to registered attendees by email.