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A Guided Workbook on the Battles Young Men Actually Face
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Every young man has a giant — something that looks too big, too strong, too established to take down. Sometimes it's a habit. Sometimes it's a fear. Sometimes it's the pressure to become someone he isn't. This workbook is about learning to face the real giant with the right kind of courage.
Through nine teaching-heavy chapters — David, Daniel, Paul, Joseph, Moses, and more — he'll look at identity, failure, integrity, friendship, mentors, and what it means to become the man God made him to be. Each chapter includes a "Study this week" box with four Bible passages and one honest practice he can use right now.
The giant isn't the point. The young man becoming brave enough to face it is.
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42 pages of teaching, Scripture & honest reflection

Nine chapters · one story of becoming
The Giant in Front of You
David & Goliath — courage that looks smaller than the problem.
The Courage to Stand Alone
Daniel 1–6 — deciding who you are before the pressure hits.
When You Blow It
David's failure and recovery — repentance, not performance.
Laughed At, Still Steady
Paul in Athens — holding your ground when the room mocks you.
Integrity When No One Would Know
Joseph in Potiphar's house — private standards become public character.
The Past That Tries to Name You
Moses at the burning bush — shame, excuses, and God's answer.
Honoring Her While You Wait
Song of Songs, Proverbs — what respect and purity actually look like.
The Friends You Walk With
Proverbs, 2 Timothy — who you run with is who you become.
Becoming the Man
1 Timothy 4, Micah 6:8 — young, watchful, strong, and loving.
For his faith
The men in these pages weren't perfect. They were young, scared, tempted, and sometimes failed publicly. This workbook doesn't preach at him — it shows him what steady faith looks like in real life.
He is seen
David was the youngest, the overlooked one — and still the one God chose. The same is true for the boy wondering if he matters.
He can recover
Failure doesn't have to be the end of the story. David, Paul, and Moses all had a past — and all had a purpose.
He needs brothers
No one becomes the man they're meant to be alone. Mentors, friends, and honest community are part of the design.
He can be brave
Courage isn't the absence of fear. It's choosing faithfulness in the next decision — and trusting God with the outcome.
"Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go."
Joshua 1:9
Inside the workbook, he'll work through
Written for the teenage guy or young man — and for the dad, mentor, youth leader, or pastor who wants to walk it with him. Print it front and back, or fill it in on a tablet.
— Nichole
This workbook is educational and reflective; it is not therapy, clinical advice, or pastoral counseling. Digital product; all sales final.
Common Questions
Yes. It opens right away in Apple Books or Files. To write in it, import the PDF into GoodNotes, Notability, or the free Xodo app and you can type or handwrite on every page.
Yes — it's designed for duplex printing. Every chapter starts on a right-hand page, pages are white and printer-friendly, and the colorful chapter illustrations stay crisp without heavy ink.
A personal copy covers one young man. For youth groups, small groups, or mentoring circles, group licenses are available in the shop so you can share the complete workbook with your whole group.