It all started with a simple question — “How are you doing?”
Most men said “Good.”
But when I stopped to really listen, I realized most of us weren’t good — not even close. Behind that word were stories of addiction, anxiety, exhaustion, and quiet spiritual drift.

I saw it in others.
And if I was honest, I saw it in myself too.

That’s when the Lord began to break through the noise — showing me that a full calendar doesn’t mean a full soul. I’d been busy for Jesus, but rarely just with Him.

In that season of rebuilding, Dawn Disciples was born.
A brotherhood of men learning to rise early, train for godliness, and live with intention — together.

“For physical training is of some value, but godliness has value for all things…” — 1 Timothy 4:8