what we focus on

5 pillars of growth

We believe that there are 5 areas to grow, and we do this together – we support you. We have seen that this provides strength and direction for our warriors. Equipping you to lead and serve your community.

Physical

Establish a healthy lifestyle with regular workouts and healthy eating. Simple yet so important to develop sustainable habits so we can feel our best and honor the body that God has given us.

  • Goal-oriented workouts
  • 4-6 workouts per week *designed by Tuff
  • Cooking and grocery shopping for healthy living
  • Recreational activities and challenges

spiritual

We want to know God and His ways. By digging in his word, prayer, and scripture memory, we’ll be refined to be more like Him. 

  • Build *upon* a relationship with God
  • Operation Solid Lives (OSL) discipleship
  • Scripture memorization (Topical Memory System)
  • Faith builders
  • Breakthroughs in the growth process
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mental

Mental toughness is not easy to train but in everything we do we push ourselves and each other beyond our limits. We become individuals who won’t quit even in the face of adversity.

  • Growth oriented environment
  • Be challenged and pushed
  • Achieve what you didn’t think was possible
  • Sharpen life skills

relational

We can’t control everything, this includes the people in our lives like family and co-workers. What we can control is how we take responsibility in everything. We learn to love others well and set healthy boundaries around all our relationships. We want to know God and His ways. By digging in his word, prayer, and scripture memory, we’ll be refined to be more like Him. 

  • Get connected with a mentor
  • Live in Community
  • Build lasting relational impact through serving opportunities in Billings, local reservations and on mission trips.
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financial

We learn basic money training so we can develop realistic goals and dreams. We’re becoming good stewards so that we can in turn be a blessing to others.

 
  • Financial Peace University (FPU)
  • Get out of debt
  • Learn how to budget
  • Build a financial plan
  • Define and work towards financial goals
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