Men Who Love Fierce Women by LeRoy and Kimberly Wagner: A Review
A marriage book, not a parenting book, co-written by both Wagners. The fierce woman and fearful man cycle, reviewed honestly.
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Gospel-Centered Teaching by Trevin Wax: A Review
Trevin Wax's short book for Bible study teachers, reviewed honestly. What it argues, what we removed from this page, and who it actually suits.
Be the Dad She Needs You to Be by Kevin Leman: A Review
Kevin Leman on fathering daughters, reviewed honestly. Strong practical counsel from a psychologist, with far less Scripture than this page once claimed.
The Practice of Spiritual Direction by Barry and Connolly: A Review
The standard training text on spiritual direction, reviewed honestly. It is a practitioner's manual, not a devotional, and it comes from a Jesuit tradition.
Letting God’s Word Speak by Tony Crouch: A Review
Tony Crouch's collection of short faith lessons, reviewed honestly. A general Christian book rather than a men's study, and what it does well.
Kingdom Men Rising: Teen Guys Bible Study Book by Tony Evans: A Review
Tony Evans's eight-session study for teen guys, reviewed. Which edition includes the videos, what the sessions cover, and what a leader should watch for.
How to Master Your Money God’s Way by Andrew Zoll: A Review
Andrew Zoll's ten lessons on biblical stewardship, reviewed honestly. It is free as a PDF from the author, and it is a front door to his advisory practice.
Wake Up Jesus People by Jason Heinritz and Shawn Hennessy: A Review
An honest review of Wake Up Jesus People. What the Sacred Start routine actually is, why the 40 Forge is a separate program, and who the book suits.
Faith of My Fathers by John McCain: A Review
John McCain's family memoir, written with Mark Salter. The faith in the title is duty and family honor, not religious faith. Know that before you buy.
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.