Books built to be read together.
Every one of Mark's books is short enough to read in a week and has discussion questions at the back, organized by chapter. Pick the one that fits your group, order copies, and start.
Find the right fit
| Your group | Book | What's inside for groups |
|---|---|---|
| Men's group or accountability circle | Giving Account | Ten chapters, a ten-week study guide, a weekly self-report, and a brotherhood covenant. Free companion pages online. |
| Newcomers' class or church small group | Living the Lord's Prayer | A thirteen-week small group study guide for members, new believers, and honest skeptics in the same room. |
| People your ministry serves, or seekers | Under the Hood | Twelve short chapters with four questions each, written for readers with no church background. Made to give away. |
| Volunteer or serving team | Full Service | Seventeen chapters with four questions each and a note for team leaders on using one chapter a month. |
| Elder board or leadership team | Turn the Key | Discussion questions by chapter for a twelve-week planning series, or a retreat built on the ideas catalog and getting-started guide. |
| Pastor and spouse, or a pastors' cohort | Second Fiddle | Discussion questions written for couples, section by section. |
Ten weeks that change how your men talk to each other.
Giving Account is built to be read together: every chapter ends with questions for a group, and the back of the book has everything a leader needs to run ten gatherings.
Get copies
For 10 or more copies, email for group pricing and author-signed copies shipped to your church. For a handful, order straight from Amazon.
Print the kit
The weekly self-report, the brotherhood covenant, and the leader's guide are free. Print one per man.
Meet for ten weeks
One chapter a week. Open in Scripture, give account, respond, pray. Each chapter has a companion page with extra questions.
Why it works in a group
- It gives the room a shared vocabulary: give account, your own load, the second clause, first to speak.
- It replaces vague check-ins with a four-question report every man can give in three minutes.
- It tells brothers exactly what they can do for each other, and what they can't.
- It ends with a covenant, so the group has something to say yes to at the end of ten weeks.
Copies for your church
Buying for a whole men's ministry, a volunteer team, a newcomers' table, or a pastors' cohort? Email for bulk pricing and author-signed copies on any title. Under the Hood and Living the Lord's Prayer may also be reproduced in part for personal or ministry use, with attribution.
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