Behold the Man by Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers: A Review
A review of Behold the Man from Ignatius Press. It is thoroughly Catholic, we say so plainly, and it refuses to reduce manhood to fatherhood or purity.
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A review of Behold the Man from Ignatius Press. It is thoroughly Catholic, we say so plainly, and it refuses to reduce manhood to fatherhood or purity.
A review of Nouwen's short book on Christian leadership: the three temptations, the three disciplines, and the move to L'Arche that produced it.
A review of the Garlands' marriage book: the covenant versus contract distinction is the reason to read it, and it is not a parenting book.
A review of Dai Hankey's short book on self-control, built on Proverbs 25:28 and the picture of a city left without walls.
A review of Leslie K. Nelson's collection of generosity stories: what the format does well, and what it is not.
A review of Katie Orr's book on delight in God. It was written primarily for women, the old review never said so, and it may still be worth your time.
A review of Timothy Witmer's four-part framework for fathers: knowing, leading, protecting, providing, and why the first one is the one men skip.
A review of John MacArthur's book on the twelve disciples: what kind of men Jesus actually picked, and why that removes your excuse.
An honest review of Matthew Paulson's ten-year financial plan. It is a secular book with no Scripture in it, and the old review claimed otherwise.
A review of The Warrior Soul by two Green Berets: the five principles, the strength of its take on brotherhood, and the limits of warrior framing.
A review of John Piper's 90-page book for engaged couples. It is premarital, not a parenting book, and Desiring God may offer it free.
A review of the ten-chapter Warrior men's study: the co-author the old review missed, which format to buy, and the separate leader's guide.