Be Kingdom Builders
Restoring Disciples
Program: Restoring Disciples, a 52-week discipleship program for Christian men.
Provider: Be Kingdom Builders, Inc., a Texas 501(c)(3) nonprofit religious organization (not a church), 120 E FM 544, #72, PMB 117, Murphy, TX 75094, USA.
Contact: [email protected]
This agreement is between you and Be Kingdom Builders. Read it before you pay. If something here is not clear, ask before you enroll rather than after.
Restoring Disciples is discipleship. It is 52 weeks of teaching, written assignments, a weekly live call, four gate reviews (AI-drafted, Mitchell-decided, see Section 4), and a triad: two other men, placed with you by Be Kingdom Builders, who you meet with weekly for the year. Between gates, contact with Mitchell directly is man-initiated (Telegram), not routed through a peer group.
You are buying instruction, structure, and review of your written work. That is what is being offered and that is all that is being offered.
Read this section slowly. Most of what goes wrong in a program like this goes wrong because someone assumed one of these.
It is not deliverance training. Deliverance is one stage inside the program. You are not being trained to become a deliverance minister, and completing the program does not qualify, credential, or authorize you to minister deliverance to anyone.
It is not a replacement for your local church. You should belong to one. If you do not, that is worth fixing before you enroll. Nothing here is offered as a substitute for a congregation, a pastor, or the ordinary life of the church.
It is not counseling, therapy, psychotherapy, or mental health treatment. Mitchell Beecher is not a licensed counselor, therapist, psychologist, psychiatrist, or social worker, and nothing in this program is delivered under any such license. docs/legal/non-clinical-disclaimer.md states the identical fact in matching wording.
It is not medical or psychiatric care. Nothing in this program is medical advice. Nothing here diagnoses a condition or treats one.
It is not a substitute for care you already have. If you are under the care of a physician, a licensed therapist, or a psychiatrist, stay under it. Do not stop a medication, discontinue a treatment plan, or cancel an appointment because of anything taught or said in this program. If you believe something in the program conflicts with your treatment, talk to your provider.
It is not legal or financial advice.
It is not a promise of a result. See Section 13.
You must be 18 or older. Enrollment is by application and is at the provider's discretion. An application that is declined is declined without obligation on either side, and no payment is taken.
All 52 lessons, the written assignments (submitted directly in the Academy, no separate workbook), the weekly live call, four gate reviews, one Freedom Session at week 24, and placement in a triad with two other men for the year.
Gate reviews. Once you submit a gate for review, an automated pass drafts a review packet from your accumulated work; that draft is for Mitchell's eyes only and is never shown to you. Mitchell personally reads it and issues your actual outcome within five business days. You may also request a live one-on-one call with him; requesting it does not change when your outcome lands, but it can change when your next gate's first lesson unlocks, since that unlock waits on the call itself. Your application before enrollment is decided faster: within two business days, since it is the first thing you experience in this program rather than a mid-program checkpoint.
We place you in a triad as soon as a seat exists. If there is a wait, we tell you how long on your initial one-on-one rather than letting you find out in week two.
Weekly work is logged, not graded. It is not read by Mitchell Beecher. Gate reviews and the stronghold document submitted before your Freedom Session are read by him personally.
Gate review outcomes are approved, not yet, or paused. There is no failing outcome and there is no expulsion for the quality of your work.
Your access runs until you graduate or until 18 months from your program start date, whichever comes first.
Your program start date is the first Monday after your initial one-on-one call. The full sequence: your application is decided; if you are accepted, your acceptance message gives you up to two weeks to choose between paid in full and quarterly and to complete that payment; your initial one-on-one call is then scheduled, and held, once that payment has cleared, not before; and your start date is the first Monday after that call. Your first payment always clears before you sit the one-on-one, and the one-on-one always comes before Week 1. There is no point in this sequence at which your access begins ahead of a cleared payment.
Enrollment is open and ongoing. There are no cohorts and there is no cap.
Most men do not finish in 52 calendar weeks. That is expected and it is built into the 18-month figure. After 18 months, re-enrollment is available at a reduced rate.
Completing the program converts your access to lifetime. The 18-month figure above governs active enrollment before you finish. Once you actually complete all four gates, you never lose access to the course content again.
| Option | Amount |
|---|---|
| Paid in full | $3,000 (save $1,000) |
| Quarterly | 4 payments of $1,000, totaling $4,000 |
You have up to two weeks after your application is accepted to choose between these two options and complete payment. Your initial one-on-one is scheduled once that payment clears, and your start date, set in Section 5, follows from the date of that call, not from the date you were accepted. The quarterly option is a payment plan for a fixed total: four payments of $1,000, roughly ninety days apart, ending after the fourth. It is not an open-ended subscription and it does not renew.
If you choose quarterly, you have a further, separate two-week window, starting from the date your first payment clears, to switch to paid in full by paying $2,000 (the $3,000 price minus the $1,000 you have already paid). After that window closes you cannot switch to paid in full later in your enrollment, on any terms. There is no window running the other way: paid in full does not convert to the quarterly plan at any point.
This is a paid course, not a charitable gift. Be Kingdom Builders is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, but nothing you pay for this program is a tax-deductible charitable contribution. You are purchasing a course to generate income for the ministry, and you receive the full value of what you pay for: the teaching, the review of your work, and the Freedom Session.
Texas sales and use tax registration is already in place for Be Kingdom Builders, and this course is exempt from Texas sales and use tax.
You may request a full refund within 7 days of your program start date.
The 7 days run from your program start date, not from the date you paid. If you pay on a Wednesday and your first lesson does not release until the following Monday, your refund window opens on that Monday and closes 7 days later. This is deliberate. A window running from payment would expire before you had seen the program.
To request a refund, email [email protected] inside the window. Refunds are issued to the original payment method.
After 7 days from your program start date, the program is non-refundable.
This section applies only if you are on the quarterly plan. If you paid in full there is nothing here for you.
No installment-splitting or payment-plan-modification path exists for a missed payment; a failed payment follows the ladder below exactly as written, on the same terms for every man.
You will hear from us before each of your four payments — a plain notice a couple of weeks ahead stating the amount, the date, and the card it will hit, so a charge that size is never a surprise.
If a payment fails, here is exactly what happens, in order.
Payment Overdue. You are not at risk of anything yet. You'll get factual, non-alarming notices that the payment didn't go through and how to fix it, and by day nine, before anything changes on your account, Mitchell calls you personally. This is a normal conversation, not a character conversation. If the card is the problem, say so. If the money is the problem, say that instead.
Access Hold — day 14. If it is still unresolved after fourteen days, new lessons stop unlocking. That is the entire consequence. Everything you have already unlocked stays exactly as accessible as it was. Your gate clock keeps running untouched. Your triad call, your Daily Watch, and the Wednesday live call all continue, and your payment status is never disclosed to your triad, by us or by the platform, ever. The moment your payment clears, the drip resumes right where it stopped — no re-application, no waiting period, no note in your gate record.
Enrollment Hold — day 45. If Access Hold runs another month unresolved, your full Academy account access is suspended, not just new lessons, after a second personal call in the same register as the first. Your submitted work and your gate standing are preserved untouched either way.
Withdrawn (Non-Payment) — day 90. If it is still unresolved at that point, roughly when your next installment would have come due, you are treated as withdrawn on the same terms as Section 16, and no remaining scheduled payments are owed. If you want back in later, you pay the remaining balance on the plan you were on and resume from where you left off — no proration, no reduced rate.
One exception: your fourth and final installment. If that is the one that fails, the ladder stops at Enrollment Hold rather than withdrawal. You are roughly nine months into a twelve-to-sixteen-month program at that point, and access stays suspended while the outstanding $1,000 is pursued as a debt, rather than by undoing most of a year you have already paid for.
One protected stretch. From the week your stronghold document is due through the delivery of your Gate Two review outcome, this entire clock freezes — no new escalation, and any Access Hold already running is lifted for the length of it — because that stretch is the heaviest pastoral work in the program and a billing hold has no business landing in the middle of it. The clock resumes exactly where it was frozen once that window closes. This does not forgive what is owed. It only delays the consequence of nonpayment until the heaviest week has passed.
None of the above is ever recorded as a gate outcome, and none of it is a statement about your standing in the program. A billing problem is a fact about a card, or about a month. It is never read as a fact about you.
You agree to do the written work, meet your triad weekly and file the short weekly report described in Section 11, keep the confidence of anything a fellow participant shares with you on a live call or in your triad, and treat the program materials as described in Section 17.
You agree that everything you submit is factually true to the best of your knowledge. The gates are built on dated evidence of what you actually did. Submitting work you did not do defeats the only mechanism that makes this program work.
What you write in this program is held in confidence. Your weekly work is logged and is not read. Your gate reviews, your stronghold document, and your Freedom Session are read and handled by Mitchell Beecher and are not shared, published, quoted, or used as an example without your separate written permission.
The exact statement of the one limit on that confidentiality, and the wording you are shown before week 16, lives in docs/legal/mandatory-reporting-boundary.md.
In summary, so this agreement is still readable on its own: there is one limit, and Texas law places it on every pastor and counselor in the state. It reaches only present danger to a currently living minor, elderly person, or person with a disability. It does not reach your own past, sin you are naming in yourself, or someone who harmed a vulnerable person in the past but has no access to one now. You are told the full wording before you write anything, so it is never a surprise later.
What a triad is. We place you with two other men. You do not pick them and they do not pick you. The three of you are a triad for the whole year. You hold one call a week, 15 to 20 minutes, at a time the three of you set. Every day you post one honest message to the three of you, which is the third item of the Daily Watch.
Now the part you are actually agreeing to, said plainly. Every week, one of those two men answers a short set of questions about you and submits it to us. Not about himself. About you. What you told him you would do last week, whether you did it, whether you recited the week's memory verse, and whether there is anything he thinks is worth flagging. It takes him under a minute. You do exactly the same thing about the other man.
The direction is fixed and it does not rotate. You report on one man. A different man reports on you. That holds for the whole year.
Where what he writes goes. It is submitted to us and it becomes part of the record your gate review is built from. Mitchell reads it at your gate review, alongside your own thirteen weeks of work. Nobody else in the program reads it.
What it is not used for, and this is not a softener. It is not a grade. A "no" from your brother does not cost you anything: not access, not standing, not your place in the program. It is never used to remove you, and there is no removal in this program to begin with. Your gate outcomes are approved, not yet, or paused, and Section 13 and Section 16 say what those mean. A report is information. It tells us something is worth a conversation. That is the whole of it.
Why we built it this way, since you did not ask for it. The honest reason is that a program where two men confirm to each other that they met becomes two men rubber-stamping each other by about week six. You have probably been in that room. Asking a man one question about someone else's week is harder to fake and it is the only part of your weekly record that is not you writing about yourself.
The thing this arrangement could become, and what stops it. Any time one man writes about another, you have to ask what happens if he decides to use it. Three answers, and all three are structural rather than a promise about people being nice.
You do not read what he wrote about you. Not at your gate review, not at graduation, not on request, not ever. Only Mitchell and the admin team read it. Here is the honest reasoning, since a flat no deserves one rather than a bare rule: a report is honest only when the man writing it knows the man he is describing will never see it. The moment either of you can picture him reading it, the report stops being an account of your week and becomes something written for an audience of you, and the fixed, non-rotating ring exists precisely to prevent that. This is Mitchell's decision, told to both of you at your initial one-on-one, before either of you writes anything. See docs/legal/data-retention-policy.md Part 4A.
How long these reports are kept, and what happens if either of you leaves. They are kept on your clock, not his: through your enrollment and for 60 months after you graduate or withdraw, then destroyed. If the man reporting on you leaves the program, what he already wrote stays in your record, and you are merged into another triad rather than left in a pair. If you leave, no more reports about you are written.
If your brother tells us he is worried about you. We will contact you personally. Not a form, not an email. That is not a punishment and it is not a mark on your record. Section 14 describes what happens if something you are carrying is bigger than what this program can responsibly hold.
What we cannot control, said honestly. The confidence described in Section 10 is our commitment about what you write to Mitchell. It is not a guarantee about two other men. We do not sit in your triad call and we cannot enforce what another man does with what you tell him. We placed those men, which raises what we owe you here rather than lowering it, and it is still not the same thing as being able to control them. You are asked to keep their confidence too, under Section 9.
The Wednesday live call is also a shared room. Wins are shared voluntarily, not required, and what another man shares there is his to tell, not yours to repeat. Use the same judgment there you would use in any room of men you are still getting to know. The work that requires the deepest disclosure is submitted in writing to Mitchell Beecher, not shared on the call and not posted to your triad.
Your week-39 Gate Three review asks for household and marriage conduct evidence and your ninety-day Daily Watch log, nothing more.
At week 24 you sit one live session, roughly 90 minutes, one-on-one, on video. The session is recorded. There is one minister in the session. There is no second minister and no observer.
Your stronghold document is submitted seven days before the session and is read before it. There is no discovery in the room.
Why it is recorded. The recording is the record of the session. It exists so there is something to return to if a question comes up later, and for the minister's own review of his work.
Consent. You will be asked for written consent to the recording before the session is scheduled, not in the room and not on the day. You will be asked again, closer to your actual date, once your session is real rather than abstract.
If you decline at that second asking, you still sit the session. Consent to the recording is a condition of being recorded. It is not a condition of the Freedom Session happening. If you decline, you are offered an unrecorded session instead, and nothing about that costs you anything.
You do not have to explain why. Nobody asks. There is no form beyond noting that you chose it and when. It is never treated as a lesser version of the session, it does not affect your standing at week 24 or any gate after it, and it is never brought up to you again. This is the same standing the fasting alternative already carries in Section 15: a real option, not a consolation prize, and yours to choose without asking anyone's permission first.
What does not change if you choose the unrecorded path. Your standing in Christ is confirmed first. Forgiveness is handled first, by name, out loud. You do your own renouncing, item by item, off your own document, in your own voice. Generational ground is broken. The command is given. The house is filled and blessed so it is not left empty. All of it happens exactly as it would with a camera running. Declining the recording changes nothing about the session itself.
What you do not get if the session is unrecorded, said to you plainly rather than left to assumption. There is no recording to return to later, and no recording that stands as the authoritative account if a question ever comes up about what was said or done in your session. What exists instead is a brief note Mitchell writes immediately afterward, stating only that the session happened, the date, and that each required part of it was addressed. That note does not reconstruct what you said or what you renounced, and it is not the same thing as a recording. It does not carry the weight a recording would carry if a dispute about your session ever arose. You are told this now, before you decide, so the choice is made with your eyes open rather than discovered later.
Who can access it. Mitchell Beecher, and you on request. It is not shown to your wife, your church, or anyone else. It is not used in teaching, marketing, promotion, or a testimonial in any form, edited or unedited, without separate written permission from you obtained after the session.
How long it is kept. 60 months from the session date, then permanently deleted. You may request deletion earlier in writing under the Texas Data Privacy and Security Act, and that request is honored unless Be Kingdom Builders has a specific legal exemption to keep it — an active legal hold, for instance, or a separate legal obligation to preserve the recording.
Where it is stored. Be Kingdom Builders' own database and hosting infrastructure, the same system described in docs/legal/data-retention-policy.md §0 — not a general-purpose third-party platform.
No result is promised. Not freedom, not healing, not a changed marriage, not a changed circumstance. What is promised is the teaching, the structure, the review of your work, and the session.
The program does not certify your heart as finished, and it will never hand you a document saying that it is. Some assignments are marked ongoing by design and the copy says so. Behavior can be documented and reviewed. Formation of the heart cannot, and a program that claimed otherwise would be lying to you.
Graduation means you completed four gates of documented work. It is not a statement about the condition of your soul, and it is not a credential.
This program asks you to do things that carry real physical and spiritual risk, and you are told about them here, before you enroll, rather than left to discover them afterward.
Fasting. The program includes scheduled fast days, including a heavier fast at week 24, described in Section 15. Fasting is a real physical stress, and Section 15 names the groups for whom it carries elevated risk: diabetics, men on medication, men managing a heart condition or blood pressure, men with any history of an eating disorder, and men in active addiction recovery. Deciding whether and how you fast is your own decision, made with your own physician where Section 15 says to have that conversation. A published alternative exists precisely because this program does not, and cannot, make that medical judgment for you.
The Freedom Session. Week 24 is a scheduled deliverance ministry session, described in Section 12. This is spiritual ministry, not licensed medical or mental health treatment (Section 2), and it can surface intense emotional and spiritual material. You take part in it understanding what it is and what it is not.
By enrolling, you accept these risks as a condition of participating, on the understanding that Be Kingdom Builders described them to you here rather than leaving you to find them out later. This section does not expand what Section 20 limits, and it does not waive any right that Section 19 or Texas law does not allow you to waive.
Some things are outside what this program can responsibly handle. If any of the following is present, you will be referred to licensed care rather than ministered to inside the program:
A referral is not a judgment about you and it does not end your enrollment. It means the right help for that thing is somewhere else. Where a referral is made, the program can be paused and the clock stopped under Section 16.
If you are in immediate danger, or thinking about harming yourself or someone else, call 988 or 911. Do not wait for a response from this program. Messages sent to the provider are not monitored around the clock and this program is not a crisis service.
No standing named-clinician list is maintained. Where a referral is warranted, you are directed to seek licensed care appropriate to what is presented; this program does not promise a pre-compiled list of specific providers.
The program includes fast days at weeks 12, 25, 38, and 51, and a heavier fast at week 24.
Movement and water are a published baseline, not a requirement. The program recommends 15 minutes of movement and 100 oz of water a day. Neither is tracked, scored, or reviewed, and neither is part of the Daily Watch, which is three items: prayer, the Word, and one honest message to your triad. If a physician has you on a fluid limit, or told you not to move for a while, follow your physician. Nobody here needs to know about it and nobody here will ask.
Talk to your doctor before you fast. This matters if you are diabetic, if you take any medication, if you are managing a heart condition or blood pressure, if you have any history of an eating disorder, or if you are being treated for anything at all. This is not a formality in the copy. Fasting is a real physical stress.
A written alternative is published for any man who cannot do a food fast, for medical reasons or any other reason. It carries the same weight in the program. A man who takes the alternative has not failed anything, and his gate standing is not affected.
Do not fast against medical advice. Nothing in this program is medical advice and nothing here overrides your physician.
Pause. If you are in real crisis, the clock stops. Tell us and we will talk. A pause does not cost you your place and does not count against your 18 months. Time spent paused is not counted against you.
Withdrawal. You may withdraw at any time by writing to [email protected]. After the 7-day refund window, withdrawal does not refund amounts already paid, and no remaining scheduled payments are owed. Leaving ends the payment obligation along with the relationship; it does not become a debt.
If you rejoin later, the terms are different from simply continuing: you pay the remaining balance on the plan you were on when you left, and the program picks up from where you left off rather than starting over at Week 1. There is no proration or discount for the time you were away. This is not the same as the 18-month-cap re-enrollment in Section 5, which is a reduced rate for a man who ran out of access time without withdrawing; this is the price of coming back after choosing to leave.
Cancellation of a quarterly plan. If you are on the quarterly plan, you cancel it yourself through the payment processor's customer portal. Cancelling stops your next scheduled payment; it does not refund anything already paid, and after the 7-day window in Section 7 nothing about a later cancellation is ever prorated, regardless of what week you cancel in. Your access continues through the end of the quarter you already paid for, then ends. You keep permanent access to whatever course content you had already unlocked as of that date. Nothing further unlocks after it. If you are paid in full, there is nothing scheduled to cancel; this clause does not apply to you.
Your written work. What you wrote is yours. On request at graduation or withdrawal, you receive a copy of everything you submitted, and the provider's copies are deleted on your written request, subject to the same legal-hold exception in Section 12.
The weekly reports are a separate case. The clause above, promising deletion of what you submitted, does not reach the weekly triad reports you wrote about another man. Those reports sit in his record, his gate reviews were built partly on them, and they are not deleted because you withdraw or ask for your own submissions back. They run out on the reported man's own retention clock instead, per docs/legal/data-retention-policy.md Part 4A, which states the identical rule. You may request a copy of what you yourself wrote about him — the same access right this section already gives you over your own work — but that is a right to see it, not a right to have it removed.
And the reports written about you. Your own deletion request does not reach, or alter, the reports another man wrote about you. Since Section 11 settles that you never have access to those reports to begin with, there is no participant-side read access left to reconcile a deletion request against. Those reports are the provider's own operational record of another man's year, evidence inside his gate file, not your personal data for you to reach into and remove. The promise above covers what you yourself submitted, including what you wrote about your reporting partner. It was never meant to reach into someone else's file, and now it plainly does not.
The lessons, assignments, rubrics, and every other asset in the program are the property of Be Kingdom Builders and are licensed to you for your own use for the duration of your access. Do not copy, share, resell, post, or distribute them, and do not use them to run a version of this program for anyone else.
Graduation earns you a certificate of completion. Mitchell also intends some kind of leadership or teaching option for graduates in the future; its structure, eligibility, and licensing terms do not exist yet, so nothing about the license above extends to using this material with other men outside a future option that has not yet been designed. That track is on hold until enrollment volume justifies designing it further.
A monthly graduation/commissioning ceremony is held for those who complete the program. If you complete on or before the last day of a given month, you are invited to a ceremony held sometime the following month, and you may invite family and friends. The ceremony's own format is not yet designed and carries no additional terms beyond what this section already states about your certificate.
There is no copyright, license, or ownership claim of any kind on the material Mitchell draws from Pastor Rikhard Hartikainen's deliverance network. Mitchell follows that network's guidelines and practice; nothing about that relationship is licensed, formalized, or restricted, and the ownership statement above does not need to carve out or account for it.
What is collected. Your application, your contact and billing details, your written assignments and gate submissions, your stronghold document, the recording of your Freedom Session, the weekly reports you write about another participant, and the weekly reports another participant writes about you (Section 11).
Who sees it. Mitchell Beecher. Payment details are handled by the payment processor and are not stored by Be Kingdom Builders. Course content and submissions are held in BKB Academy, which Be Kingdom Builders builds and operates itself. There is no third-party learning platform between you and us. See docs/legal/data-retention-policy.md §0.
One exception to "who sees it," and it is the one that matters. The weekly report another participant writes about you is written by him, not by us, before we ever hold it. Section 11 describes what he is asked, what it is used for, and what it is not used for.
Sensitive information. Much of what you write in this program concerns your religious beliefs and your private life. It is not sold, rented, traded, or used for advertising, ever.
How long it is kept. Through your access period and for 60 months after graduation or withdrawal, then deleted, matching docs/legal/data-retention-policy.md.
Your contact information — a different clock. Your name, email, and phone number are kept separately from your program records above, for as long as you have not opted out, because we use them to stay in touch with you rather than as evidence of anything you did in the program. Unsubscribe, ask us to stop contacting you, or ask for deletion, and we honor it.
Deletion. Write to [email protected] and your submissions and recording are deleted. Under the Texas Data Privacy and Security Act, that request is honored unless Be Kingdom Builders has a specific legal exemption to keep it — the legal-hold exception in Section 12, or records the provider must keep for tax or accounting purposes, are the two exemptions this program currently expects to rely on.
The intent is to resolve things directly. The steps below run in order.
Step one. Talk. Write to [email protected] describing the problem. You get a response within five business days and both sides work in good faith for 30 days.
Step two. Written notice. If step one does not resolve it, either side may send written notice of a dispute stating what is claimed and what would resolve it. The other side has 30 days to respond.
Step three. Mediation. If step two does not resolve it, both sides agree to non-binding mediation before a single mediator in Collin County, Texas. Mediator fees are shared equally. Each side pays its own other costs.
Step four. Court, not arbitration. If mediation does not resolve it, either side may bring the claim in the state or federal courts located in Collin County, Texas, which is the exclusive venue for any dispute under this agreement (Section 21). Both sides waive the right to a jury trial. Neither side may bring or participate in a class, collective, or representative action against the other; disputes are resolved individually, one participant at a time.
Why court rather than arbitration. Texas law requires a consumer arbitration clause below $50,000 to be signed by the consumer's own attorney to be enforceable — a bar an online checkout has no way to clear. Binding arbitration would look standard but would not actually hold up for a program at this price. Litigation in the agreed venue, with a jury waiver and a class-action waiver, is the version of "standard" that is actually enforceable at this contract size.
To the fullest extent Texas law allows, Be Kingdom Builders' total liability to you for any claim arising out of your participation in this program, however framed, is limited to the amount you actually paid for your enrollment. This limit does not apply where Texas law does not allow a claim to be limited, including a claim under the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act to the extent the Act forbids this kind of limit, and it does not excuse either side from gross negligence, willful misconduct, or an injury Texas law does not allow a business to disclaim in advance.
Be Kingdom Builders is not liable for emotional or spiritual distress, or for a result you hoped for and did not receive from participating in this program, consistent with Section 13's statement that no outcome is promised. Be Kingdom Builders is not liable for the independent acts of another participant, including anything he wrote about you in a weekly triad submission (Section 11), or for a decision you make about your own health under Section 13A or Section 15.
This is not written the way a piece of enterprise software's terms of service reads. You are a man about to be asked to write down the good, the bad, and some of the worst things you have ever done, and this clause exists to be fair to both sides of that, not to bury a broad waiver in language dense enough that you would need a lawyer to notice it.
This clause is written to track the Texas fair-notice and express-negligence requirements for a pre-injury release, and nothing above is intended to waive a right the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act does not allow to be waived, consistent with Section 19.
You agree to indemnify and hold Be Kingdom Builders, its officers, and Mitchell Beecher harmless from a third-party claim arising out of your own breach of this agreement, your own violation of law, or your own conduct toward another participant, including anything you write about another participant in your weekly triad submission (Section 11). This does not require you to indemnify Be Kingdom Builders for its own negligence or willful misconduct, and nothing here shifts responsibility for a claim arising from how Be Kingdom Builders itself designed, built, or operated the program.
This agreement is governed by the laws of the State of Texas, without regard to its conflict of laws rules. Venue for any action lies in Collin County, Texas.
Changes to this agreement. Material changes are sent to you in writing before they take effect. A change does not apply retroactively to the terms you enrolled under.
Changes to the program. Content, schedule, and delivery may be adjusted. The four gates, the 52-week structure, the access period, and the price you paid do not change during your enrollment.
Assignment. You may not transfer your enrollment to another person. Be Kingdom Builders may assign this agreement, including if its own entity structure changes; you cannot.
Force majeure. Neither side is responsible for a delay or failure to perform caused by something genuinely outside its reasonable control: a natural disaster, war, a government order, or the failure of a third-party service the program depends on to operate (payment processing, hosting, or similar infrastructure). This does not excuse the refund and cancellation terms in Sections 7, 8, and 16, which are financial commitments rather than performance obligations this clause is meant to reach.
Severability. If any part of this agreement is held unenforceable, the rest stays in force.
Entire agreement. This agreement, together with the recording consent form and the checkout page terms, is the whole of what is agreed between you and Be Kingdom Builders. Where any other Be Kingdom Builders material, including the executive deck or any sales page, conflicts with this agreement, this agreement controls.
Electronic signature. Checking the box at checkout and completing payment is your signature on this agreement, and you agree to receive notices about it by email.
By enrolling you acknowledge that you have read this agreement, that you are 18 or older, that you understand the program is discipleship and is not counseling, therapy, or medical care, that you understand the one limit on confidentiality in Section 10, that you understand another participant will write a weekly report about you and submit it to us, and that you will do the same about a third participant, as described in Section 11, that you have read and accept the risks described in Section 13A, and that no outcome has been promised to you.