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Guides, study tools, and reflection frameworks built around the 11 stages of God With Us. Download free. Use them in your storm.
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Every resource here is designed to move the book from your hands into your life. Whether you're working through it alone, with a men's group, or in a counseling context — these guides give you structure for the work.
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Start here: The Storm Journey Study Guide
If you only download one resource, make it this one. The 12-week study guide is the most complete companion to the book — structured enough to keep you moving, open enough to let the Spirit work.
Most DownloadedPDFThe Storm Journey Study Guide
A 12-week chapter-by-chapter study guide for God With Us. Includes discussion questions, scripture references, and personal reflection prompts for each of the 11 storm stages.
NewPDFMen's Group Facilitator Kit
Everything a group leader needs to run an 8-week God With Us series. Includes session outlines, icebreakers, discussion questions, and a closing prayer for each week.
PDFThe Eye — Stillness Reflection Sheet
A single-page guided reflection on Chapter 9: The Eye. Designed for the moment when everything goes quiet and you don't know what to do with the silence.
PopularPDFFatherhood & Legacy Prayer Journal
A 30-day guided prayer journal focused on the fatherhood and legacy themes in God With Us. One prompt per day. Space to write. Scripture to anchor.
PDFStorm Stage Self-Assessment
A diagnostic tool to help you identify which storm stage you're currently in. Includes a scoring guide and recommended chapters to read first based on your results.
PDFAccountability Partner Guide
A structured framework for two men to work through God With Us together. Includes weekly check-in questions, a covenant template, and a progress tracker.
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