His Works: Knowing Christ Deeply from the HighQuest Series: A Review
A doctrine-first men's study pairing what God has done with who you now are in Christ. Four authors our old review never named, and where it sits in the series.
CalledToBetter
A doctrine-first men's study pairing what God has done with who you now are in Christ. Four authors our old review never named, and where it sits in the series.
The handbook for United Methodist Covenant Discipleship groups. The accountability method underneath is portable to any church willing to be that direct.
A ten-session men's study on 2 Peter 1. Important: the Participant's Guide has no study content on its own. You need the Leader's Guide too.
This is the same book as The Book on Leadership, retitled. MacArthur draws 26 leadership qualities from Paul, focused on character rather than technique.
A six-session study on what has to form in a man before he can be trusted with power. Which of the three editions to buy, and why the DVD version matters.
Ten lessons across 186 pages, written by a layman who has led small groups for 25 years. Who it suits, and the AI-narrated audiobook to watch for.
Tozer's 1960 collection of magazine editorials, assembled by Tozer himself. Why the subtitle on modern printings is not his, and who this suits.
David Pawson on why churches lose men and whether a man's job is his real service to God. Strong material on work, and a roles position that goes further than ours.
A short, practical evangelism handbook from a Navy officer turned pastor who spent forty years actually doing it. What it offers and what it does not.
A 40-day push for men from a pastor of 25 years who now leads biblical study tours. What we verified about the author, and what we could not verify about the format.
Kevin Watson on Wesley's three General Rules and the weekly accountability that made them work. A nine-week Methodist study, useful well outside Methodism.
A seven-day devotional, not a program. What the Seven P's framework covers, who Dewayne Rembert is, and where the framework goes further than we do.