The Order is a Christ-centered brotherhood shaped by Scripture, chivalry, and disciplined training. We form warrior-shepherds—men who protect the innocent, lead their households with humility, and serve Christ the King as modern day Knights with courage and integrity (1 Cor 16:13–14; Mic 6:8).

Biblical Manhood is a life ordered under Christ: loving sacrificially (Eph 5:25), ruling oneself (Prov 25:28), working diligently (Prov 12:11), guarding one’s household (1 Tim 5:8), and walking humbly with God (Mic 6:8). It is not swagger or domination; it is service, responsibility, and self-control empowered by the Holy Ghost (Gal 5:22–23).

Modern manhood is often undefined—oscillating between passivity and bravado. Biblical Manhood is principled and covenantal: it prizes holiness over hype, duty over image, and obedience over impulse (Rom 12:1–2; Jas 1:22). It seeks virtue (Phil 4:8) more than validation.

Biblical masculinity is meek strength—power under God’s control (Matt 5:5; Prov 16:32). “Toxic” behavior is sin—pride, wrath, lust, control, deceit—manifestations of the flesh (Gal 5:19–21). True masculinity protects and serves (John 15:13); toxic behavior exploits and injures (Prov 3:31).

No. Sin is universal (Rom 3:23). The Lord Jesus taught that evil springs from the heart (Mark 7:21–23), not a demographic. We teach Biblical masculinity to counter sin’s distortions in men and to bless households and communities with holy strength.

• Pride & Control: Needing to win, manipulate, or dominate
• Wrath: Explosive anger, intimidation, revenge
• Deceit & Double Life: Hiding sin, blame-shifting, gaslighting
• Lust & Exploitation: Using others, impurity
• Cowardice & Apathy: Avoiding responsibility, passivity

Contrast these with the fruit of the Spirit—love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, temperance (Gal 5:22–23).

• Prayerful self-examination: “Search me, O God…” (Ps 139:23–24)
• Scripture mirror: Let the Word discern motives (Heb 4:12)
• Brotherly feedback: “Iron sharpeneth iron” (Prov 27:17)
• Confession & repentance: (1 John 1:9; Prov 28:13)
• Accountability plan: Goals, check-ins, consequences, and grace (Jam 5:16)

• Repent to God (Ps 51) and confess to the injured (Matt 5:23–24)
• Make restitution when possible (Luke 19:8)
• Submit to wise counsel (Prov 12:1) and set safeguards (Eph 4:27)

Because character governs strength. Without the Word, skill tends toward pride; under the Word, skill becomes service (1 Tim 4:7–8; Ps 144:1). Our foundation forms virtue, responsibility, and devotion so every other discipline serves Christ.

The Forge is our members-only hall: a crucible for discipleship, accountability, and brotherhood. Inside you’ll find Scripture studies, knightly virtue formation, mentorship, and small groups that help men put truth into practice (Heb 10:24–25; Zech 13:9).

Enroll in Training in Biblical Manhood (the basis of membership). That step opens the door to community, mentorship, and the rhythms that sustain growth.

No. Men start at all levels. We will meet you where you are and grow you in courage, skill, and self-control. Discipline is forged, not presumed (Eccl 7:8; Prov 24:5).

American Ninjutsu and Resolute Combatives are taught in person in Arlington, Texas. The mat is where awareness, restraint, and right use of force are drilled into muscle and mind.

Because a man is soul and body. Martial practice embodies vigilance, courage, and justice (Ps 82:3–4). It teaches de-escalation, restraint, and readiness to protect the weak (Prov 20:3; Rom 12:18).

Begin with Training in Biblical Manhood. Grow in Scripture, prayer, and accountability now; the Lord may open time and means for the mat later (Phil 4:19). Your household can still be strengthened through the foundation.

• Courage (Josh 1:9)
• Justice (Isa 1:17)
• Honor & Integrity (Ps 15:1–2)
• Mercy (Mic 6:8)
• Servant Leadership (Matt 20:26–28; John 13:14–15)
• Faith & Faithfulness (Heb 11:6; 1 Cor 4:2)

Only in alignment with love of neighbor and justice, seeking peace where possible (Rom 12:18), defending the vulnerable (Ps 82:3–4), under lawful conscience and right intent—never for ego, vengeance, or cruelty (Rom 12:19). Training stresses avoidance, de-escalation, and proportionality.

The path to Biblical Knighthood is for men, yet women and youth are welcomed and encouraged in supportive roles. Proverbs 31 honors a woman’s strength and wisdom; children “rise up, and call her blessed” (Prov 31:28). Households grow strongest together.

By forging men as servant-leaders (Eph 5:25–28), modelling repentance, discipline, and joy in Christ. Families are invited into community rhythms, age-appropriate training, and a culture where love is active and ordered.

• Character first: Foundation in the Word precedes advanced skill
• Covenant & accountability: Brothers and mentors keep watch (Prov 27:17)
• Ethical framework: De-escalation, proportionality, last resort
• Consequences: Misuse faces correction and, if needed, removal (Matt 18:15–17)

Yes. We train temperance (self-control), meekness (power under control), and patience (longsuffering), using Scripture, drills, and accountability to re-order reactions (Jas 1:19–20; Prov 16:32).

• Begin the Path with Training in Biblical Manhood (basis).
• Join The Forge and and become part of the brotherhood.
• If you’re local, add American Ninjutsu and/or Resolute Combatives in Arlington, TX.
• Keep simple: Scripture, prayer, practice, accountability—daily.

Yes. We honor those who already stand watch with a simple path: Training in Biblical Manhood $20/ month + both martial programs at $10/month for a total of $30 per month (the Honor Guard path,) instead of the normal $35 per month for just access to only one martial path.

Yes. We tailor instruction with patience and dignity so every image-bearer can grow (1 Thess 5:14). Contact us to plan wisely.

Reach out. We’re glad to talk, pray, and help you discern the next faithful step.