David’s fear-fueled, frenzied flight from King Saul in 1 Samuel 21 leads him into a series of choices that serve as an example of what not to do in moments of trial and trouble. In our November 2025 Ironworks study, we take a closer look at David’s actions to help us learn how to respond in godliness, strength, and wisdom when we face troubled times of our own.

As King David nears the end of his life, he gives some words of advice in 1 Kings 2:1-4 to his son, Solomon, on how to be a godly man. In our October 2025 Ironworks, we study David’s final charge to discover how men can remain strong, steady, and steadfast in an antagonistic world and learn how we can leave a lasting spiritual legacy.

We live in a day where people love to brag about their intelligence, strength, possessions, and just about everything else. During our September 2025 Ironworks, we look at the problem of pride in men and discover from Jeremiah 9:23-24 what is truly worth boasting about.

After years of deception, disobedience, and distress, Jacob finally reaches the point of repentance and returns to God in Genesis 35:1-7. In our May 2025 Ironworks study, we see just what steps Jacob took to get him back on track with God and why we too must stop sowing seeds of sin that only lead to trouble and spiritual ineffectiveness in our lives, homes, and the church.

At our April 2025 Ironworks, former NFL player and University of Oregon chaplain Josh Bidwell joins us to share his powerful testimony of hope, perseverance, and trusting God even when the path forward is unclear.

In Nehemiah 12, the wall of Jerusalem is complete, and the people gather together for a joyful dedication and celebration. Guest pastor Kaipo Amina walks us through this gathering in our March 2025 Ironworks study, showing how each person’s role in work and worship impacted their families, purity, and commitment to the Lord.

Are you prepared for the battles of life, or are you merely wandering through like a tourist? In our February 2025 Ironworks study, we explore how to develop a warrior mentality – just like David’s Mighty Men in 1 Chronicles 12. By surrounding ourselves with the right people, engaging in the church with purpose, and serving the Lord and others effectively, we can stand strong together.

The Apostle Paul gives an exhortation in 1 Corinthians 16:13-14 that serves as a powerful playbook on how to be a good man. In our January 2025 Ironworks study, we look at examples of good and bad men in Scripture, analyze the attributes that make a man bad, and see what Paul tells us we should be doing to be good men.

While it may seem like Nehemiah 11 is just an insignificant list of names, numbers, and places, there is actually some amazing wisdom and meaning behind all this information. In our November 2024 Ironworks study, Kaipo Amina helps us see why God included this in Scripture and how it highlights things we can learn about being godly men.

Eli the Priest lived in a culture that had neglected God’s Word, personally failed to follow the Lord’s instructions, and had let his two sons run wild. Consequently, God judged Eli for his bad behavior and called the young boy Samuel to be His prophet, knowing he would hear and obey the Word of the Lord. In our October 2024 Ironworks study, we break down this story to learn how to avoid going off course like Eli by failing to listen and instead be those who hear and obey God’s voice like Samuel.