Publisher's Synopsis
Many guys struggle today to understand what real manhood is all about. The examples they see in the media and perhaps in their own lives do not portray a true picture of what a godly man should be. This Bible study will use the MANHOOD acrostic from John Croyle's Two-Minute Drill to Manhood to help guys discover what it means to be the man God wants them to be. (7 Sessions plus Intro Session)Student book includes:48 pages4 color cover / 2 color insideAuthors: John Croyle was an All-American defensive end at the University of Alabama during head coach Paul "Bear" Bryant's legendary tenure. Faced with the decision to play professional football or to start a home for abused and neglected children, John established Big Oak Boys' Ranch in 1974. Today Big Oak Ranch, Inc. has grown to include Big Oak Girls' Ranch and Westbrook Christian School. John and his wife Tee have helped raise nearly 2,000 children through Big Oak Ranch as well as their biological son Brodie, a former NFL quarterback, and daughter Reagan, a former basketball player at the University of Alabama. Today John, wife Tee, and children Brodie and Reagan, along with the Big Oak Ranch staff, continue to meet the needs of hundreds of children by giving them a solid Christian home and a chance to fulfill God's plan for their lives. Kevin Garrett is an alumnus of Jacksonville State University in Jacksonville, Alabama, and New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Education, a Master of Arts in Music, and a Master of Divinity. He presently serves as Associate Pastor in Education and Outreach at Parker Memorial Baptist church in Anniston, Alabama, where he has been on staff since 1998. Kevin's fields of ministry experience include music, youth, missions, recreation, collegiate, education, and outreach. Additionally, his personal ministry, "On Your Mark," was established to aid men and teenage boys in the area of authentic manhood. Kevin has been happily married to his wife, Tina, since 1988 and they have two sons, Geoffrey and Nelson.
