Mano-a-Mano

Mano-a-mano is a Spanish construction meaning "hand to hand." It was used originally in bullfights where just the matador and the bull confront each other. Current Spanish usage describes any kind of competition between two people where they both compete, but somehow cooperate in achieving something. Mano-a-mano the devotional is a daily opportunity for men and their teenaged sons to share the Word of God for mentoring and discipleship. Men love competition and we know we are in competition for our young men's souls. Men and young men alike are competing yet cooperating in the achievement of our goals to become the men that God intends us to be: His men, His mighty warriors, His true and brave allies. Bryan Hall is a writer and consultant living in Brentwood, Tennessee with his wife, daughter and two sons. At Brentwood Baptist Church he serves as a deacon, small group Bible study leader, and fourth grade Sunday School negotiator. He also sings in the worship choir. Bryan has recently served on missions in Thailand and Hong Kong. His passion is to see child slavery eliminated in his lifetime. Hunter Hall is a biology major at Bryan College in Dayton, Tennessee where he runs varsity cross country and track. His favorite events are the Steeplechase and the 1500 meters. Hunter recently participated in mission work in St. Johns, V.I., teaching Vacation Bible School. Harrison Hall is a junior at Brentwood High School where he is a varsity wrestler, student council representative and worship leader for the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Harrison's other passion is singing and he is a member of the band The Armory. Harrison recently participated in mission work in Chicago and Guatemala working with children.