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The Purple Book, Updated Edition by Rice Broocks and Steve Murrell: A Review

A fill in the blank Bible study covering the foundations of the faith, over a million copies sold. Best used in a group, and it does require real work.

The Contemplative Pastor by Eugene Peterson: A Review

Eugene Peterson argues a pastor should be unbusy, subversive and apocalyptic. A classic on pastoral vocation, and nothing at all to do with money.

The Steps to Freedom in Christ by Neil Anderson: A Review

Neil Anderson's Steps to Freedom in Christ is a 32 page booklet walking through seven steps. It is a spiritual freedom guide, not a health or fitness book.

The Masculine Reset by Curtis Carter: What We Could and Could Not Verify

A short self published book promising a seven day emotional reset for men. We could not verify the author or the content. Here is what we actually know.

God is My CEO by Larry Julian: A Review

Larry Julian's God is My CEO tackles the real dilemmas of running a business as a Christian. Make sure you get the second edition, not the 2002 original.

Relationship Goals by Michael Todd: A Review

Michael Todd's Relationship Goals is a bestselling, very readable book on dating, marriage and sex. Note the listing sold here is the audiobook.

The Stagnant Believer by Desert Rose: What We Could and Could Not Verify

A self published book on spiritual stagnation, written under a pen name. We could not verify the author or independently assess the content. Read this first.

The Father of the Family by Clayton Barbeau: A Review

Clayton Barbeau's classic on Christian fatherhood, from Sophia Institute Press. It is a Catholic book written in Catholic terms. Here is what that means.

Ten Secrets for the Man in the Mirror by Patrick Morley: A Review

A short Patrick Morley book on what actually makes a man happy. Note it is not the famous Man in the Mirror, which is a different and much longer book.

Dangerous Good by Kenny Luck: A Review

Kenny Luck argues good men have gone passive and calls them to be dangerous with goodness. Direct, energetic, and aimed squarely at younger men.

When Work and Family Collide by Andy Stanley: A Review

Andy Stanley argues you are always cheating someone. This is the retitled edition of Choosing to Cheat, so check your shelf before you buy it twice.

The Spender’s Guide to Debt-Free Living by Anna Newell Jones: A Review

Anna Newell Jones paid off around 24,000 dollars with a Spending Fast. It is a secular book, not a Christian one, and the ASIN sold here is the audiobook.