Kingsmen — A brotherhood of consecrated men

Vision

Who we are and the "Why" that drives us.

Kingsmen exists to wake men up.

Too many men are alive but asleep at the wheel — breathing but numb, working but not present, in the house but not leading. They're saved, but they never stepped into the life Christ died to give them. They've made peace with surviving: get through the week, keep the job, keep the marriage quiet, keep the weight on, keep the phone close, keep the real fight private.

Kingsmen is the alarm.

It's the cold water, the 2x4 across the forehead, the moment a man sees where he actually is, what he's actually become, and what was taken from him while he slept. Then it hands him a Code, puts him in a room with brothers, and holds him to it every day until thriving is his new normal.

We're not building a men's group. We're forging consecrated men — set apart, not just saved; commissioned men — who take orders from the King, not from culture; and connected men — because lone wolves starve while packs take dominion together.

A Kingsman lives disciplined across six pillars: spirit, mind, body, family, finance, and brotherhood. Twelve commitments. One Code. The goal is simple and enormous: men who are dangerous to hell and useful to Heaven, leading homes that have a foundation, churches that have their fire back, and raising sons and daughters who inherit a legacy instead of an excuse.

The enemy tried to keep us asleep because he knew what we'd be if we ever woke up and stepped into the calling our Lord set before us.

Consider us awake.

A man in a gym, head bowed, hands clasped, a Bible on the bench beside him — "Awake, O sleeper, and arise from the dead, and Christ will shine as dawn upon you." — Ephesians 5:14

Why we exist

Three marks of a Kingsman.

Most men's ministries are an afterthought — donuts, surface talk, a once-a-quarter breakfast. The enemy isn't afraid of a weak man. He's afraid of a set-apart one. We are not recruiting men to church. We're awakening warriors to the frontlines.

Consecrated

Not just saved — set apart. He doesn't look like the world, talk like the world, or lead like the world.

The enemy can't destroy a man who's already died to himself.

Commissioned

His orders come from the King, not culture. He doesn't ask what's easiest. He asks what's righteous.

A commissioned man doesn't drift. He advances.

Connected

Not a lone wolf. Part of a brotherhood that sharpens, corrects, and carries each other.

Lone wolves starve. Packs take dominion together.

The Kingsmen Way

The Code.

Twelve commitments rooted in God's Word. The Code is the thread through every class, every tool, and every conversation. It's the standard we hold ourselves to — and hold each other to.

1A Kingsman worships God alone — everything else bows or burns.
2A Kingsman lives with uncompromising obedience and integrity.
3A Kingsman lives consecrated and set apart.
4A Kingsman guards his heart and his purity with violence.
5A Kingsman offers no quarter to the enemy — no truce, no retreat.
6A Kingsman works with excellence and lives generously.
7A Kingsman builds an empire within himself before leading others.
8A Kingsman stewards his body as a temple and a weapon.
9A Kingsman protects his kingdom.
10A Kingsman locks shields with his brothers and leaves none behind.
11A Kingsman shows up with purpose, presence, and gratitude.
12A Kingsman repents like a soldier under fire — instantly, violently, and without excuse.

We do not strive for perfection. We strive for immediate repentance and relentless forward motion.Wear the name only if you are willing to live the Code.

Every man who enlists signs the Oath — the Code in the first person. It's read out loud, on his feet, in front of his brothers. From that day the Code isn't a poster. It's who he is and who he is walking out to become.

The lifestyle

Six pillars. One consecrated life.

For a Kingsman, faith, business, leadership, and fitness don't live in separate boxes. They intersect in one life marked by purpose, stewardship, and relentless growth. We train the whole man.

Spirit

Consecration over compromise

Your walk with God. The Word, prayer, obedience.

Mind

Clarity over confusion

Mindset, discipline, growth, leadership.

Body

Stewardship over sloppiness

Training, sleep, nutrition. A temple and a weapon.

Family

Presence over passivity

Marriage, kids, home. The kingdom he protects.

Finance

Provision with purpose

Work, business, money. Excellence and generosity.

Brotherhood

Shields locked, no man behind

His brothers, his platoon, accountability.

The Kingsmen app

Did you win the day?

The all-day tool that keeps the Code in front of you. Set your standards in each pillar, log the day, and the app tells you plainly whether you took the Crown.

The CrownYour score across all six pillars. Hit 80 with no pillar under 50 and you took the Crown that day. You can't take it by crushing the gym and ghosting your wife.
ReignCrowns taken in the last 30 days. One bad Tuesday costs you a day, not everything. Repent like a soldier under fire; keep moving.
The BriefA daily Word, a challenge, and a word from your men's pastor — timed to your morning.
PlatoonYour brothers see your Crown, your run, and whether you checked in today. Go quiet two days and they know to call. Never your journal.
CoachAn optional AI coach that knows your standards, your season, and your fight — and pushes.
Your Kingsman keyYour progress backs up encrypted and follows you to any phone. No man ever starts over.

Enlist now

Works on any phone from your browser today. Add it to your home screen. App Store version coming.

The Kingsmen app Today screen showing the Crown score ring, Reign, and the six pillars

Training

The classes.

Not a class. Not a hangout. Training. Every Kingsman starts in the same room, and the six-week trainings are where the Code becomes a way of living — taught live at Kingsway, and soon on video for every House.

Kingsmen 1The Enlistment

Six weeks through the whole man: Body, Mind, Spirit, Finance, Family, and Commissioning. You can't fix what you won't face, so Week 1 starts with the hardest question in the room. You leave with your standards set, your Oath signed, and the Kingsmen 60 underway.

Live at KingswayVideo version in production

Kingsmen 2Ascend · a deep dive into the mind

Kingsmen 1 enlisted you. Ascend goes after the control center: default thinking versus Kingdom design, taking thoughts captive, the power of the tongue, guarding the heart, the enemy's tools, and a daily operating system built on the Code. What if you trained your mind as hard as you train your body?

Live at KingswayVideo coming

Kingsmen 3Throne Room · a deep dive into prayer

If Ascend trains the mind, Throne Room trains a man's access: prayer as an audience with the King, hearing His voice, covering your house, fasting as warfare, praying the Word, and a platoon on its knees together.

In development

RelationalLead your home

Marriage, kids, parents, brothers. How a Kingsman stands as the spiritual, emotional, and physical covering of his home without ever lording over it.

Coming

Where we gather

Houses.

A Kingsmen House is the brotherhood planted in a local church — men who meet, train, and lock shields in person. Kingsmen was built to be planted, not just attended. Two Houses today. Then churches across the country. Then all of us in one room.

SarasotaKingsway Church — home of Kingsmen

Where Kingsmen lives now. Weekly men's study, monthly breakfast, Kingsmen 1 taught live by Justin King, men's pastor.

Kansas CityThe founding House, est. 2021

Where it started. The men who wrote the Code with their lives, still in the fight and fully connected through the app.

For pastors

A written Code, six-week trainings with the curriculum done, an app that tracks each man's daily standards and puts your men on their own board, and a House code that's yours to lead and make your own. You bring the men you already have; we bring the system, the training, and a growing brotherhood of Houses that pray for each other, sharpen each other, and refuse to let one man fall through the cracks. There's strength in numbers and there's no man left behind — that's the whole point.

Start a House Download the booklet

Four men carrying a log together through a field at sunrise — Strength in numbers. No man left behind.

The story

Men are dying a slow death. We refuse.

Kingsmen started in Kansas City in 2021 with a handful of men who were done being distracted, numb, and sedated by comfort and compromise. We wrote a Code. We said it out loud. Then we started living it.

There's a real war going on. Not political. Not cultural. Spiritual. And most of us have been disarmed without noticing — softened by comfort, scrolling while the enemy fights for our destiny. You can't fight a spiritual war with civilian habits.

So we became soldiers. Protectors and providers under the ultimate Provider. Leaders who sacrificially love and never lord over. Builders. Legacy men. We take dominion, we rebuke the enemy, and we give no quarter. Not in our own strength — in submission to the King.

In 2026 Kingsmen found its home as the men's ministry of Kingsway Church in Sarasota, Florida. The Kansas City brothers are still in the fight. The next House is wherever a pastor says yes.

Justin KingMen's pastor, Kingsmen at Kingsway Church

Five men around a workshop table with open Bibles

Live a life worthy of your King.