Maximize your mentorship efforts with HigherTrek

HigherTrek is a digital small group resource that helps the Church engage and equip young men through biblical teaching, deep discussion, and relational accountability.

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HigherTrek Speakers

Chris Brown

Ricky Jenkins

Kyle Idleman

Jonathan Pokluda

Dr. Mark Moore

Jeremy Johnson

Ted Shimer

Burnard Scott

Danny Housholder

Michael Hurst

Ben Malcolmson

Dan Terracciano

Our video-based resource features pastors, teachers, and thought leaders from across the Body of Christ—guiding young men through the real struggles, questions, and decisions that define early adulthood and christian living.

Help raise up a generation of men who

"I would rather work with these groups than speak to a thousand. The fruit from past years is proof of its profound value. They invest in the future of the Kingdom."

– Dr. Jerry White

The Navigators International
President Emeritus – Major General,
USAF, Ret

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Facilitator Training

Since discipleship is more than curriculum, we've created some short videos and best practices to help facilitators learn, establish, and maintain the HigherTrek group culture.

Sixteen episodes

The episodes are designed to address the struggles young men face as they transition into adulthood, while teaching the basics of walking with Christ for a lifetime.

Discussion Guides

HigherTrek is designed to be highly intentional, highly relational, and highly interactive. We view group discussion as an essential aspect of this experience.

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Episode Previews

Episode 2 - Can I Trust the Bible?

Episode 8 - The Holy Spirit

Episode 14 - Change the World

Each episode is supported by discussion questions designed to ignite honest conversations, build real relationships, and fostering Christ-centered growth.

Topics and Speakers

1. The Higher Trek

Beginning with the End in Mind

Christian Postel | CEO of Lexington Leadership Foundation

2. Can I Trust the Bible?

Examining the Authenticity and Accuracy of the Bible

Dr. Mark E. Moore | Pastor

3. Who are you?

Understanding Your Identity and the Difference it Makes

Burnard Scott | Pastor

4. Missing the Mark

Understanding Grace

Jeremy Johnson | Pastor

5. Designed for Relationship

Exploring a Deeper Relationship with God

Michael Hurst | Pastor

6. Becoming Imitators

How to Connect with God

Chris Brown | Pastor

7. Divine Conversations

Connecting with God Through Prayer

Dan Terracciano | Pastor

8. Defining the Relationship

Fan or Follower?

Kyle Idleman | Pastor

9. What's the Deal with the Holy Spirit?

Bringing Clarity to a New Way of Life

Chris Brown | Pastor

10. Walking in the Spirit

How to Remain in Christ and Discover Your Purpose

Chris Brown | Pastor

11. Discipline VS Comfort

Honoring God in the Grind

Jonathan "JP" Pokluda | Pastor

12. Fighting for Freedom

A Conversation on Bondage and Real, Lasting Freedom

Ted Shimer | Founder of The Freedom Fight

13. No More Loneliness

Why the Church Matters and Finding Your Seat at the Table

Danny Housholder | Pastor

14. How You Can Change the World

The Biblical Vision of Discipleship

Ricky Jenkins | Pastor

15. Taking the Next Step

A Story of Purpose and the Power of God's Word

Ben Malcolmson | Head of Investor Relations at Trinity Capital

16. The Higher Truth

God's Greatest Tool for You

Chris Brown | Pastor

FAQs

How long are the epsidoes?

Every episode is different but the average length is 26 minutes.

What is the best way to use this resource?

While there isn't any one way to use this, here are a few models we've seen work well:

Small Group - A small group of men gather to watch the episode, go over the discussion guide, and help each other grow.
Large Group - A large group of men gather to watch the episode and then split into small groups for discussion.
Retreat Sessions - Watch two or three episodes a day in a set apart location.

(Want to talk through your specific context? Please contact us.)

How structured are the group meetings?

While we encourage flexibility based on the needs of the group, we also provide a Facilitator Guide with step by step advice for each session. (Sign up to access the Facilitator Guide)

How many men make up a Small Group?

Small Groups generally consist of 1-2 facilitators and 3-8 participants.

How long does it take to complete this study?

Depends on how often you meet. We've seen groups meet daily, weekly, bi-weekly...So feel free do whatever works best for you and your group!

How is this resource free?

Thanks to the generosity of many amazing donors who understand the importance of true discipleship.

(Want to join our financial support team? Please visit our donation page.)