Solidify Your Faith. Strengthen Your Body. Sharpen Your Mind.

The Round Table Brotherhood is more than a small group—it’s a forging ground. A one-year journey designed to challenge men in every arena: spiritual, mental, and physical. Each brother tracks his progress with a point-based system (100 points weekly goal, 80 minimum). Accountability runs through every week with group check-ins, while three monthly gatherings anchor the rhythm: two workouts and one Fireside.

This is not for the faint of heart. Every man is invited to the table, but not every man can stay. The Brotherhood demands commitment, grit, and the will to grow into better husbands, fathers, and leaders.

We started with 12 guys, and for 2026-27, we have doubled that.

This is your call. Your trek. Your Brotherhood.

The Fireside is where the Brotherhood comes together after weeks of personal discipline and private work. It isn’t just a meeting—it’s a moment of reflection and recalibration. It’s a space carved out for sharpening, for real conversation, and for the kind of accountability that can only happen face to face. Around the fire, we talk about the progress we’ve made, the points we’ve earned, and the struggles we’ve pushed through along the way.

Throughout history, fire has always been a place of heat, light, and story. Around it, warriors prepared for battle and leaders made decisions that shaped kingdoms. For us, the Fireside carries that same weight. It’s where men are forged.

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  • Spiritual Strength: Bible

    At the core of the Brotherhood is God’s Word. Each man commits to reading five or more days a week—even if it’s just one paragraph. Sometimes a single verse is enough to chew on for the day. Scripture is where we anchor, sharpen, and lead from.

  • Mental Strength: Books

    Each month, the Brotherhood tackles a carefully chosen book—classics and modern works alike. From C.S. Lewis to John Eldredge, James Allen to Homer, these books sharpen the mind, shape character, and give us fuel for real conversations around the fire. Progress earns points; completion is a bonus.

  • Physical Strength: Workouts

    Strength requires discipline. Each man is challenged to three workouts per week, minimum 10 minutes each. From weight training to running, from gym time to bodyweight exercises—no excuses, no shortcuts. Twice a month, we gather for group workouts: one at Empire Gym, and one outdoors in the Five Acres on campus with a trainer sponsored by Empire. Sweat together. Win together.