EPISODE · Jun 26, 2026 · 6 MIN
How to Start a Men’s Ministry That Transforms Lives | Wingman Nation
from Wingman Nation Men's Moment · host Wingman Nation Men's Ministry
Why do fewer than 10% of churches have a men’s ministry?In this episode, we talk directly to pastors and church leaders about the urgent need to reach men. Because here is the truth — when you reach the man, you reach the family.We share the heart behind Wingman Nation, how this movement began, and why men’s discipleship is critical for the health of your church. We also break down the two essential ingredients for a thriving men’s ministry: a pastor who supports it and committed men who will lead it.If you have ever felt called to start a men’s ministry but did not know where to begin, this episode will give you clarity, encouragement, and a practical pathway forward.The tools are ready. The need is urgent. The time is now.Are you a pastor, church leader, or community group leader wondering how to start a men’s ministry in your church?In this powerful conversation, the leaders of Wingman Nation share why reaching men is the key to reaching the home, and ultimately strengthening the church.Scripture makes it clear that when a man comes to Christ, the impact on his family is generational. In fact, studies show that if a father comes to faith, there is up to a 93% likelihood that his entire family will follow. Yet fewer than 10% of churches have an active men’s ministry.Why is that?Many pastors feel overwhelmed and stretched thin. Many laymen want to lead but do not know where to begin.If you are serious about building stronger men, stronger families, and a stronger church, this conversation will challenge and equip you.Learn more about starting a Wingman Chapter at https://wingmannation.com and claim your FREE Launch Kit today! Contact us at [email protected]
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