CPC Wingmen

08/24/2026

Built by Fire 🔥⚒️
Steel gets forged in heat. So do men. The good stuff—grit, faith, the kind of friendship you can call at 2AM—none of it comes easy or comes alone. So we're lighting one up, dragging our chairs in close, and getting honest about the things that actually matter. Bring a bag chair and come get forged. 📍 Tonight 7PM, 3336 300th St, Nashua.

08/19/2026

Returning this fall...

07/21/2026

“Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that comes from the mouth of God.” - Matthew 4:4

If you've spent a lot of time around fitness and training, one thing becomes clear pretty quickly: You can’t out-train what you keep feeding yourself.

A man can work hard in the gym, but if he’s constantly fueling his body with things that work against his goals, eventually it catches up with him.

The same is true spiritually. We are always being formed by something.

The conversations we replay in our heads.
The media we consume.
The people we listen to.
The pace we live at.
The beliefs we keep repeating.
The voices we allow to define us.

Most of us don’t drift into spiritual health. We drift into distraction, comparison, resentment, anxiety, or numbness.

That’s why daily connection with Jesus matters so much. Not because we’re trying to check a religious box. Not because God loves us more when we’re disciplined. But because our souls need nourishment.

We need truth to interrupt the lies.
We need grace to quiet the shame.
We need God’s presence to remind us who we are.
We need Scripture, prayer, stillness, healthy community and reflection to reorient us when the world pulls us in a hundred different directions.

Your soul is being fed by something today. The question is whether what you’re taking in is helping you become more alive in Christ.

What have you been feeding your soul lately? What is one simple rhythm you could begin this week to create more space for God’s truth, love, and presence?

07/20/2026

Due to today's forecast tonight's Wingmen Fireside Chat is canceled. We'll see you next month on Monday, August 24th.

07/14/2026

Are you wanting to become one of these men?

07/14/2026

“Keep your heart with all vigilance, for from it flow the springs of life.” - Proverbs 4:23

Life has a way of hardening us if we’re not careful.

Disappointment.
Conflict.
Betrayal.
Stress.
The daily grind of responsibility.

Over time, we can start protecting ourselves by becoming less tender. Less open. Less emotionally available.

We tell ourselves it’s maturity.
But sometimes it’s just self-protection.

I get it. Nobody wants to keep getting hurt. And as men, many of us learned early that tenderness could be risky. We learned to stay guarded, keep moving, and not let too much show.

But a guarded heart can’t fully give or receive love. And that’s a problem, because love is at the center of the life Jesus invites us into.

Guarding your heart doesn’t mean shutting it down. It means paying attention to what is shaping it. It means noticing bitterness before it takes root. It means bringing your wounds to God instead of letting them quietly define how you treat the people closest to you. It means choosing courage over cynicism.

Jesus was the strongest man who ever lived, and yet He remained deeply tender. He wept. He noticed people. He moved toward pain. He loved even when love cost Him everything.

That kind of tenderness is not weakness. It’s strength under the leadership of love.

Where has life tempted you to harden your heart? What would it look like to invite Jesus into that place and ask Him to help you stay strong and tender?

07/02/2026

06/16/2026

Men, you were never meant to white-knuckle this life alone. God created us to have Wingmen in our lives. Grateful for this group of guys. Make sure you’re around this 🔥 pit next month, July 20th. You won’t regret it!