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Freedom was never meant to be a journey you walk alone. Revive40 Groups help men break free from pornography, while Beloved Groups provide a safe community for women healing from betrayal trauma. Find a group near you , or visit our Start a Group page if you’re ready to bring Revive40 or Beloved to your church.

These locations offer both a Revive40 group for men, as well as a Beloved group for women.

Revive40 Men’s Groups

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STEP 1: Find a group

Use the map to find a Revive40 or Beloved group near you. Use the filters to view only Revive40 or Beloved locations. We also offer an online group through Zoom on Wednesdays from 6:30PM-8:00PM.

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STEP 2: SIGN UP

Complete the short sign-up form and select your group. We’ll get you set up in our system and connect you with your group leader, who can answer any questions you have before your first meeting.

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STEP 3: SHOW UP!

Freedom begins with showing up. Come ready to be honest, listen, and take the first step toward lasting change. You’ll be welcomed by men who understand the battle and are walking the same road toward integrity and restoration.

 FAQs

  • Yes, you're always welcome.

  • Absolutely, feel free to attend multiple groups, or change groups as needed. However, part of the power of Revive40 is the community. The brotherhood you build at your location is not something to take lightly and is a crucial step to your freedom.

  • Revive40 groups provide a confidential space where men work through a biblically-based recovery program together. You'll find genuine accountability, practical tools for breaking free, and brothers who understand your struggle without judgment.

  • Absolutely. Visit the “Start A Group” page under “Resources” for more information and steps to get started!

  • Yes. Confidentiality is a cornerstone of our groups. What's shared in the group stays in the group, creating a safe environment for honest conversation and genuine recovery. However, if you share intent to harm yourself or others, we are legally required to inform the necessary parties.

  • Yes. Research shows that pornography use actually changes brain chemistry similar to drug addiction. Studies from the Max Planck Institute found that frequent porn use reduces connectivity in the prefrontal cortex, similar to patterns seen in substance abuse disorders.

  • Studies from the Barna Group show that 75% of Christian men use pornography occasionally. More significantly, 39% of Christian men believe their porn use is excessive, indicating a recognized problem that needs addressing.

  • Yes. Our biblically-based approach addresses both the spiritual and practical aspects of sexual addiction. When men commit to the process, show up consistently, and engage honestly, they experience real freedom and lasting change. We have helped thousands of men find freedom since the year 2000.