The Way Forward by Joe Barnard: A Review
Joe Barnard's The Way Forward diagnoses why Christian men stall spiritually and gives a plan. Short, direct, and built around problem, solution, plan.
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Twelve Ordinary Men Workbook, Revised and Updated: A Review
John MacArthur's Twelve Ordinary Men Workbook is a companion study on the disciples. Useful for men's groups, but you will want the main book alongside it.
The Exemplary Husband by Stuart Scott: A Review
Stuart Scott's The Exemplary Husband is a thorough biblical counseling book for husbands. It is detailed, demanding, and more prescriptive on roles than CTB is.
Financial Freedom by Grant Sabatier: An Honest Review for Christian Men
Grant Sabatier's Financial Freedom is a secular financial independence book with no biblical framework. The money mechanics are strong. The premise needs a caution.
If Only He Knew by Gary Smalley: A Review for Husbands
Gary Smalley's If Only He Knew is a decades old marriage book for husbands who want to understand their wives. Here is what it does well and where it shows its age.
The Daily Dad by Ryan Holiday: An Honest Look for Christian Fathers
Ryan Holiday's The Daily Dad gives fathers a short reading for all 366 days. It is a Stoic book, not a Christian one. Here is what that means for you.
Baby Steps Millionaires by Dave Ramsey: An Honest Review
A review of Dave Ramsey's Baby Steps Millionaires: what the millionaire study actually shows, the selection problem in the argument, and the usual caveats.
Clean by Dr. Douglas Weiss: A Review
A review of Clean by psychologist Douglas Weiss: a clinician's tactics for sexual integrity, what to weigh, and when you need a counselor instead.
Mansfield’s Book of Manly Men by Stephen Mansfield: A Review
A review of Stephen Mansfield's book: thirty lives, four maxims, and an honest note about who it will and will not help.
The Duties of Parents by J.C. Ryle: A Review (And It Is Free)
A review of J.C. Ryle's 38-page Victorian booklet on parenting: seventeen duties, one uncomfortable argument, and it is public domain.
The Luckiest Man by John R. Paine and Seth Haines: A Review
A review of John Paine's memoir of seventeen years with ALS: where the title comes from, and why it is company rather than an answer.
Six Battles Every Man Must Win by Bill Perkins: A Review
A review of Bill Perkins' book built on David's mighty men in 2 Samuel 23: the barley field, the men who were disqualified, and what it does well.