Start an American Business Fellowship study group right where you already lead — your workplace, your business, your neighborhood, or your church.
The goal is straightforward: get men into the Word so they can grow, lead, and disciple others.
With the Master the Basics tools and the About the Bible series, anyone can begin facilitating a group, even without prior teaching experience.
This is grassroots discipleship — businessman to businessman, community to community.

Contact for more information: mike.mcferren@mcferrenlegacy.com

Strengthen the church and reach skeptics by supporting ministries dedicated to defending the faith.
Examples include apologetics organizations such as:

• CrossExamined (Frank Turek)
• Richard Howe
• Jorge Gil

Whether you join their events, share resources, or simply point others to their teaching, your involvement helps strengthen the next generation of believers.

Support anti–human trafficking work, including groups that perform rescue missions and sting operations.
One example mentioned in the discussion is the Invictus Project, an organization directly confronting the darkest areas of exploitation.
By connecting with ministries like these — through awareness, advocacy, or hands-on involvement — you can help protect vulnerable people and support those fighting for justice.

The Invictus Project

Many of today’s cultural battles are taking place on university campuses.
Businessmen can make an enormous impact by helping bring strong apologetics voices to students — voices that present a clear case for truth, morality, and the existence of God.
Examples from the discussion include inviting speakers such as:

• Frank Turek
• Richard Howe
• Jorge Gil

The long-term vision is to support regular on-campus events, not just one-time visits — partnering with local campus ministries to reach students year after year.

ABF is built on the conviction that most businessmen are called to more than just their careers — they are called to disciple, mentor, and lead.
You can plug into existing discipleship initiatives or start one in your own sphere of influence.
Examples include:
• Leadership-based discipleship groups
• Community Bible studies
• Business-focused mentoring groups
• Prayer initiatives

Whether you lead, support, or simply participate, you help build a nationwide network of men grounded in Scripture and committed to living it out.

Contact for more information:

mike.mcferren@mcferrenlegacy.com