The Humility Project for Men Study Guide (Paperback)

Edward T. Welch

ISBN 10: 1645075958 / ISBN 13: 9781645075950

Published by New Growth Press, Greensboro, 2026

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Paperback. The Humility Project for Men Study Guide, the 8-session companion to The Humility Project for Men devotional, helps men grow in humility before God and in their relationships with others.Not to be confused with silence or weakness, humility is first about how you live before God, dependent on him, with a teachable heart. This small group resource by bestselling author Edward T. Welch will help men explore how to build their lives on the God who came to earth as the humble servant Jesus.Together participants will explore the transformative power of humility, contrasting it with the destructive nature of pride, through passages such as Psalm 40, Philippians 3, and James 4. The group setting can provide accountability and encouragement as men talk openly, pray for one another, and share their stories of pride and humility. Ultimately the aim is for readers to grow in applying humility in real-life situations, including relationships, work, and personal struggles. Through daily devotional readings from The Humility Project for Men, group discussions, and actionable steps, participants will be equipped to cultivate humility in their daily lives. An eight-session companion study, The Humility Project for Men Study Guide helps men grow in Christlike humility through Scripture, group discussion, prayer, accountability, and practical application. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: The Humility Project for Men Study Guide (Paperback)
• Publisher: New Growth Press, Greensboro
• Publication Date: 2026
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1645075958
• ISBN 13: 9781645075950
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: new

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Synopsis

The Humility Project for Men Study Guide, the 8-session companion to The Humility Project for Men devotional, helps men grow in humility before God and in their relationships with others.

Not to be confused with silence or weakness, humility is first about how you live before God, dependent on him, with a teachable heart. This small group resource by bestselling author Edward T. Welch will help men explore how to build their lives on the God who came to earth as the humble servant Jesus.

Together, participants will explore the transformative power of humility, contrasting it with the destructive nature of pride, through passages such as Psalm 40, Philippians 3, and James 4. The group setting can provide accountability and encouragement as men talk openly, pray for one another, and share their stories of pride and humility. Ultimately the aim is for readers to grow in applying humility in real-life situations, including relationships, work, and personal struggles.

• Through daily devotional readings from The Humility Project for Men, group discussions, and actionable steps, participants will be equipped to cultivate humility in their daily lives.
• Each of the six weekly meetings focuses on specific themes such as understanding humility and pride, addressing anger and conflict, and overcoming shame.
• Practical exercises guide men in identifying areas of pride, discussing good and bad complaining, and updating personal “resumes” to reflect humility.

About the Author

Edward T. Welch, MDiv, PhD, is a licensed psychologist and faculty member at the Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation (CCEF). Ed has been counseling for over forty-five years and has written extensively on the topics of depression, fear, and addictions. His biblical counseling books include Shame Interrupted, When People Are Big and God Is Small, Addictions: A Banquet in the Grave, Depression: Looking Up from the Stubborn Darkness, Running Scared: Fear, Worry, and the God of Rest, Caring for One Another, A Small Book about a Big Problem, A Small Book for the Anxious Heart, A Small Book about Why We Hide, I Have a Psychiatric Diagnosis, Someone I Know Is Grieving, and Fear Is Not a Sin