The Story Path
A path, not a class.
"let us run with endurance the race that is set before us, looking to Jesus, the founder and perfecter of our faith" — Hebrews 12:1–2
Every man's testimony is his own. But the true ones are built from common ingredients: a man leaves somewhere; he's asked something and answers honestly; he tells God the truth about what it costs him, without leaving the relationship to say it; he's changed; he gives what he received to someone else; and he runs the race set before him with endurance — eyes on Jesus, who started this in him and will finish it. The Story Path gives you those ingredients one piece at a time, so the story you end up with is unmistakably yours.
"let us run with endurance the race that is set before us, looking to Jesus, the founder and perfecter of our faith" — Hebrews 12:1–2
Every man's testimony is his own. But the true ones are built from common ingredients: a man leaves somewhere; he's asked something and answers honestly; he tells God the truth about what it costs him, without leaving the relationship to say it; he's changed; he gives what he received to someone else; and he runs the race set before him with endurance — eyes on Jesus, who started this in him and will finish it. The Story Path gives you those ingredients one piece at a time, so the story you end up with is unmistakably yours.
Story Chapters
Start where it's true. The order is there for a reason.
You can begin with whichever piece is true for you today — nothing is locked. But the order isn't accidental. It moves from foundation to structure to struggles to discipleship, and each step serves the next: what you name early is there when you need it later, so you can tell your story more completely without going back, saying a thing twice, or reaching for something already said.
ABOUT THIS STUDY
Ancient Path Biblical Coaching
The Story Path is a study from Ancient Path Biblical Coaching. Our work with men is narrative-focused trauma care and confessional communities, from an ending to a new beginning. This study teaches a man to tell his own story truthfully, one piece at a time, until it becomes a testimony he can hand to another man. Written by John Sherrod.

