Free 27:17 Godly Men’s Conference Will Gather Men in Georgia

Rev Frank Webb Ministries will hold the 27:17 Godly Men’s Conference on Saturday, March 6, 2027, at Gainesville Civic Center in Gainesville, Georgia. The ministry presents the gathering around Proverbs 27:17, the call for men to sharpen one another, with Jesus placed at the center of the day. Admission is free, lunch is included, and advance registration is required. Doors open at 7:30 a.m. for registration, coffee, and fellowship. The program begins at 8:30 a.m., followed by opening worship from 8:45 to 9:15. Six main sessions shape the schedule. The first addresses movement from bondage to redemption. The second emphasizes Christ’s grace toward men who feel lost. The third examines identity beyond a man’s past. The fourth focuses on the need for brotherhood. The fifth calls men to stand firm amid instability. The sixth gathers speakers for an open roundtable and discussion. Organizers place worship, response periods, and short breaks between sessions. Lunch runs from 12:40 to 1:40 p.m. and remains included for registered participants. A commission near the close directs men to carry lessons home, followed by worship and a meet-and-greet with speakers and attendees. The official schedule ends at 6:10 p.m. The ministry describes the event as a day for men serious about faith, family, calling, biblical teaching, and Christian fellowship. Interested men should register through the official event page and review it again before travel for schedule changes, parking instructions, accessibility details, speaker updates, or venue policies. The page identifies Gainesville Civic Center as the location but leaves travel planning and personal lodging arrangements with attendees.

A men’s conference succeeds when conviction leads to faithful action after the final session. Proverbs 27:17 presents sharpening as a relational process. Friction, honesty, correction, encouragement, and shared obedience help men grow. The apostolic writings give this principle practical form. Hebrews 10:24-25 calls believers to stir one another toward love and good works while continuing to gather. James 5:16 connects confession, prayer, and healing. Paul instructed Timothy to entrust sound teaching to faithful men who would teach others in 2 Timothy 2:2. Men attending 27:17 should arrive with clear goals rather than treating the day as entertainment. Identify one area of bondage requiring repentance. Name one damaged relationship requiring honest repair. Choose one spiritual discipline requiring consistency. Ask a mature Christian man for accountability. Write down decisions during response periods, then schedule follow-up conversations before leaving Gainesville. Churches sending groups should organize transportation, assign group leaders, and plan a meeting within seven days after the event. Fathers bringing sons should discuss the sessions during travel and select one shared practice for home. Men facing addiction, abuse, severe depression, suicidal thoughts, or dangerous family conflict need qualified pastoral and professional help beyond a conference response moment. Strong brotherhood directs men toward appropriate help rather than hiding serious problems. The Resolution for Men by Stephen Kendrick and Alex Kendrick fits the event’s emphasis on deliberate Christian responsibility in faith, family, integrity, work, and leadership. Readers should approach its commitments through grace rather than performance. Christian resolve grows from union with Christ, dependence on the Holy Spirit, Scripture, prayer, and accountable community. A free ticket lowers the financial barrier, but lasting growth still requires preparation, humility, follow-through, and local church involvement. The strongest outcome will appear months later in men who pray, confess sin, keep promises, serve their churches, love their families, and help other men follow Jesus.