Hold Fast Men's Night: Next Man Up

This is one of the most important nights we will have at Rolling Hills this year, as we welcome special guest speaker, Bryan Loritts. We are asking every man at Rolling Hills, young and old, to show up and make a commitment to work together to raise up and disciple godly men, now and for the future. Older men mentoring younger men. Younger men sitting under the wisdom of older men. Every man taking responsibility to be Spiritual Fathers of the boys in this church, whether they are your own sons or someone else's.

Picture the boys of Rolling Hills ten years from now. Will they grow up knowing who they are? Will they be Christlike, kind, compassionate, and strong? Will they love their families well because someone showed them how? Will they stand firm on the truth of Scripture, or will they be shaped by whatever the culture tells them to be? That future is not guaranteed. As the men of the church, these boys are our responsibility.

We were not made to raise the next generation alone, and we were not made to walk through life alone either. This is our chance to set the tone moving forward.

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Schedule (Subject to Change)

4:30 - Doors Open
5:00 - Session 1
6:30 - Pizza Dinner (included in ticket price)
7:30 - Session 2

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Cost: 

Adult Ticket - $25

18 years or younger - Free  | Note: 4th grade and up is recommended age for students attending, must be able to sit through 2 sessions.

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Bryan Loritts (D.Min., Liberty University) is the Teaching Pastor at The Summit Church. An award-winning author of ten books, Dr. Loritts has spent the bulk of his ministry serving and resourcing the multiethnic church. He co-founded Fellowship Memphis in 2003. Dr. Loritts is passionate about seeing the multiethnic church become the new normal in our world. He has a weekly newsletter that helps leaders grow in the areas of communication and ethnic unity. His ministry takes him across the globe annually, as he speaks at conferences, churches, and retreats. Bryan has been a featured speaker for Catalyst and the Global Leadership Summit. Currently, he serves on the board of Biola University and is a regular visiting professor at Grimke Seminary. He is also the Vice President of Regions for the Send Network.