Becoming a Man Of Valor workshop
Judges 6:
Valor: This term can refer to fighting men, but it can also refer to men of prominence and wealth who belong to the upper class and aristocracy of the nation.

Gideon was neither, he was not a fighting man nor was he a man of prominence and wealth, yet God had a purpose for Gideon.
How many people are failing in their businesses? Schools? Marriages? How many feels as though they are failing in their jobs or professions? How many lack purpose in their life, lack fulfillment and satisfaction? How many feel they are not recognized or honored enough by their families, friends, or supervisors? How many of us really accept ourselves for who we are, our lot and status in life? Our position at work, or in society?

These are the kinds of questions Gideon must have asked himself time and again. Gideon was a man who questioned the task set before him by God. He questioned if he had the ability to undertake the assignment. He felt weak, incompetent, and totally inadequate. And yet Gideon is a great encouragement to every person who senses weakness or inadequacies. Gideon teaches that we can be competent, can do the task that is set before us. We can conquer the sense of inferiority or inadequacy, conquer the feeling that we are too ordinary, too common, or too average to accomplish great things. Through God, we can become qualified to undertake any task to which He calls us, any task upon which we set our hearts. 

Workshop outline:
1.    Hidden because of sin (Judges 6: 1-10)
2.    Hidden because of the enemy (Judges 6:11)
3.    God still has a purpose for you (Judges 6:11-12b) 
4.    The call of God Judges 6:11-12c)
5.    Feeling forsaken (judges 6:13)
6.    The challenge (Judges 6:14)
7.    Dealing with inadequacies (Judges 6:15-16)
8.    I need prove (Judges 6:17)
9.    Dealing with weak faith (Judges 6: 17)
10.  Your Offering (self) (Judges 6:18-24)

Men that comes to the men of valor workshop will return back to their Churches and home ready to respond to the call of God to service, having a greater understanding that God will use them for His glory and making a name for them in the church, community, and home.