By Day 7, most men have named the domain they've been quietly avoiding. By Day 14, they've had a conversation they'd been putting off. By Day 30, they have a score they'd show their wife.
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You show up to church on Sunday. You've read some of the books. You can say the right things when another guy asks how you're doing.
If you are honest with yourself, there are parts of your life where you are coasting. Maybe more than parts. You don't have a real budget. You haven't led your family in anything resembling prayer in weeks. You've got a sin pattern nobody knows about. You haven't asked your wife a serious question in months. You feel vaguely useful at work and vaguely tired at home, and you cannot remember the last time you felt like the man you thought you would become by now.
Here is what your audit is actually measuring. The call to lead your home in worship and prayer and truth. The call to love your wife the way Christ loved the church and gave himself up for her. The call to raise your children in the discipline and instruction of the Lord. None of that got rescinded because life got loud. It is the same call. You just stopped hearing it as a call.
Here's what nobody tells you: this isn't a character problem. It's a coordinates problem. You've been trying to navigate without a map. Books give you inspiration. Conferences give you conviction. Men's groups give you accountability without a target. Nobody gives you a score. The Faithful Man is the score.
The problem isn't that you're a bad man. The problem is that you don't have a framework, a score, or a plan. You have guilt.
The 50-question audit scores you across the 7 domains Scripture actually holds men responsible for, not a men's-ministry pep talk, not a pop-psychology checklist, not a Tate-adjacent strength cult. Peacemaker is the posture threaded through all seven. Every question is behavior-specific and time-bound. You can't fake your way through it. You either did the thing in the last 30 days, or you didn't.
Fifty questions later, you see exactly where you stand. The two domains where you scored lowest become your 30-day plan.
Radar-chart scoring and your personalized weak-domain report. Re-take every 90 days to track real movement.
One of 21 versions, scoped to your specific two-weakest pair. Day 1 names the pattern. Days 2 to 14 work the lower of the two. Day 15 is a halfway re-score. Days 16 to 29 work the second. Day 30 you re-take the audit and compare radar maps.
One of 21 versions. The scripture for the two domains your audit named as your relatively weakest, in one PDF. Verses for prayer, verses for study, verses that hold the gospel under the work.
A focused guide to the seven domains Scripture actually holds men responsible for, plus Peacemaker as the posture threaded through them, and why a diagnostic beats another pep talk.
The full reference library. Seven seven-day devotionals and seven scripture banks, one per domain. The library you return to when the radar map shifts.
21 anchor verses, three per domain. The 5-Day Rhythm method. A deck of 21 printable cards plus a closing Invitation card. Not a reading plan you abandon. A reference you return to.
Pay once. Re-take the audit every quarter. Free updates as the system is refined.
The founding-reader cohort is working the 30-day plan now. When real men come back with specific, verifiable shifts, this section gets rebuilt. Until then, this is empty on purpose.
The men's-ministry lane is full of testimonials that read like marketing brochures. Vague feelings. Generic shifts. No way to verify any of it. I would rather ship a page with an honest gap than fill it with quotes you cannot trust.
If you are one of the first hundred men through the course, your feedback after thirty days is what this section will hold. Real specifics. Real names if you give permission. Real before-and-after radar maps.
Want to be one of them? Get the course. Email me at Day 14 and Day 30 with what shifted.
Founding-Member Window. The first 100 founding members get The Faithful Man at $67. After that, the price moves to $97.
Complete the 30-day plan. If you can't point to one domain where you've measurably grown, email us inside 60 days for a full refund. And keep every file. The audit, the framework brief, the 30-day plan, the Companion Pack, the memory system. Yours to keep. I'd rather refund a man than keep money from a tool that didn't work for him.
Get the 7-day starter pack for your lowest-scoring domain. A specific orientation, a week of devotionals, and the scripture bank for that one domain. Enough to start closing one gap before you commit to the full course.
Less than a coffee. $7 credited if you upgrade later.
I'm Dan Taylor. Reformed Anglican pastor in Ontario. Husband. Father. For the last five years I have sat across from men in my study, in coffee shops, in church basements after the service ends.
The men I meet are not checked out. They are trying. They have read the books and attended the retreats and made the resolutions. And they keep showing up with the same look on their face. They do not know what to fix because nobody ever gave them a way to measure where they actually stand.
I built The Faithful Man for those men. It is the diagnostic I wished I had to hand them. Seven domains. Fifty questions. A score and a plan, not a pep talk. If that's what you have been needing, I would be glad to put it in your hands.
Dan Taylor
Pastor · The Faithful Co.
Two reasons. First, this is a founding-member window. The first 100 members get $67. After that, the price moves to $97, closer to what comparable diagnostics and 30-day plans cost. Second, I'd rather price it so a man can buy it without negotiating with his wife about whether it's worth $300. The math: if the 30-day plan moves you in even one domain, $67 was the cheapest investment you made all year.
Yes if you:
Not for you if: you want affirmation without honest assessment, you think there are no objective biblical standards for men, or you're looking for a ten-step path to becoming an alpha. This course will frustrate you.
No. Most men's-ministry content is either shame-based ("you're failing your family") or vague ("be a man of God"). This is a diagnostic with a score and a specific next step. You'll know exactly where you stand and exactly what to do in the next 30 days.
Faithful biblical Christian. Jesus is Lord. The framework rests on what Scripture actually says about a man inside his own home. Christ is the head of every man. The husband is the head of his wife as Christ is the head of the church. The husband loves his wife the way Christ loved the church and gave himself up for her. Fathers raise their children in the discipline and instruction of the Lord. If that lands as good news, you'll feel at home. Grace before effort, not effort to earn grace.
Honestly, this course is primarily built for husbands and fathers. Most of the diagnostic questions assume a wife and children. Five of the seven domains (Pastor, Provider, Protector, Presence, Purpose) are relevant to any serious Christian man. Partner and Parent are specifically written for men with a spouse and kids. If you're single or don't have children yet, those two domains won't score you accurately, but the other five will still give you a useful picture of where you stand.
The free 14-question check-in: 5 minutes. The full 50-question audit: 30 to 45 minutes. The 7-Domain Framework Brief: 30 to 45 minutes to read once. The 30-Day Plan: 15 minutes a day for one month, scoped to your two relatively weakest domains. The Companion Pack (devotionals, scripture banks, memory system) is a reference library you return to. The audit and plan are meant to be retaken every 90 days.
The personal course is built for individual use. If you want to run this with a group of men at your church, email us. We're putting together a Group Leader Kit (facilitator guide + group license + discussion prompts) and can let you know when it's ready, or work out a group license in the meantime.
Most men score low in 3 to 5 domains on their first audit. That's normal and expected. The course doesn't ask you to fix everything. It asks you to work on your two weakest domains for 30 days. That's it. Growth is measurable and sequential, not heroic.
You can spend them coasting on the vague sense that something's off. Or you can spend them with a score, a plan, and a map.
By Day 7, you'll have named the domain you've been quietly avoiding. By Day 14, you'll have had at least one conversation you'd been putting off. By Day 30, you'll have a score you'd show your wife.
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