The problem
Most men are not “bad.” They are at war with themselves. They compromise, hide, manage appearances, and mistake shame for identity.
A ten-week biblical journey for men who are done drifting—built to confront shame, fear, passivity, isolation, and the double life.
High challenge. High support. Honest brotherhood. A clear path toward healing, responsibility, and life as a son of God.
The next Fight for Manhood experience is open for registration now.
Highland Place
6223 Highland Place Way, Knoxville, TN 37919
The cost is not money. The cost is honesty and commitment. Men procrastinate. Leaders decide.
Future Fight for Manhood cohorts are being developed in these communities.
Brad Maynard and Dr. Jody Griffin join Hallerin Hilton Hill on The HHH Show to talk about the wounds men carry, the brotherhood they need, and the man God created them to be.
Most men are not “bad.” They are at war with themselves. They compromise, hide, manage appearances, and mistake shame for identity.
A man can look solid and still be coming apart inside. What he refuses to confront will shape his home and the next generation.
We confront wounds, drag darkness into the light, move from fear to faith, and build disciplined strength anchored in identity.
This is not a lecture series. Every week moves from exposure to responsibility, relationship, healing, and action.
Secrecy is where shame breeds. We bring it into the light, not to condemn you, but to restore you.
You stop performing for approval and stand as a son. Obedience flows from relationship, not anxiety.
No blaming. No excuses. You take ownership without domination, and you lead without disappearing.
We go after anger, silence, and the damage they cause. You become dangerous to darkness, not to your family.
Real men. Real change. These are voices from the brotherhood.
“The Fight was a life-changing resource to me as God drew me out of a life of shame and fear.”
“After The Fight, I finally understood the masculinity of Jesus. As a man of God, I am charged to lead courageously, expect God's blessings, accept responsibility, and reject passivity.”
“The knowledge and understanding I gained from The Fight made me a better manager, husband, and father.”
“The Fight for Manhood - yes! But praise Jesus Christ: I fight as a victorious son of the King, and I don't fight alone!”
“I've gained a better appreciation that God is seeking a real relationship with us, not just compliant behavior.”
“Since becoming a believer in Christ, this was the first time I felt heard and understood, as well as gained an understanding of who Jesus is and who I am as a man because of Him.”
Join the current Knoxville cohort, ask about a future location, or start a conversation about bringing Fight for Manhood to your community.