Exploring examples of men of God throughout the Bible, this study will challenge you to lay down your excuses, stop compromising, and fight to be a man of character and commitment. But Tony Evans urges men to stop looking at their circumstances as excuses and instead to see them as challenges and opportunities for success. Sometimes circumstances in life make it difficult for men to be all God wants them to be. Also, each Book contains unique codes that enable you to access free teaching videos for each session. Commit to walk through life with other young men who will point you to Jesus.No More Excuses Bible Study Book with Video Access includes printed content for eight sessions, personal study between group sessions, applicable Scripture, 'How to Use This Study,' tips for leading a group, and a guide for D-Groups.Make decisions and take action while keeping your godly character intact.Fight for purpose and meaning in your life.Challenge yourself to be a man of character and commitment.See hard circumstances as opportunities for growth.Overcome setbacks and obstacles on the path to spiritual growth.Learn from the examples of men in the Bible.Become the man God has called you to be.Personal study opportunities for ongoing spiritual growth.Seven teaching videos featuring author Tony Evans, approximately 10-15 minutes each week - available separately.No More Standing on the Sidelines Features: No More Excuses Teen Guys' Bible Study Book includes printed content for eight sessions, personal study between group sessions, applicable Scripture, 'How to Use This Study,' and a leader guide. And it all begins when we stop making excuses. Exploring examples of men of God throughout the Bible, this eight-session Bible study dives deeply into the heart of a man and challenges him to stand up, embrace the role God has made him for, live with integrity, love with ferocity, and to be the man God has made him to be. You've probably seen this happen time and again as you've watched a game, but is this how you live your life? Do you make excuses when you drop the ball and limp to the sidelines? This is the pattern of far too many men-young, old, and everywhere in between. He's not really hurt, he's just trying keep the heat off his back. When he gets up, he hobbles to the sidelines limping.

The ball soars through the air and lands right in the hands of the receiver, yet he drops it and tumbles to the ground.

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