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The Godly Man’s Picture by Thomas Watson: A Review
Thomas Watson's 1666 Puritan classic lays out 24 marks of a godly man. It is harder reading than most reviews admit, and the text is public domain and free online.
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Thomas Watson's 1666 Puritan classic lays out 24 marks of a godly man. It is harder reading than most reviews admit, and the text is public domain and free online.
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John Eldredge's Fathered by God, reviewed honestly. It is a slimmer re-release of The Way of the Wild Heart, and the study questions are a separate product.
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A review of Billy Graham's morning and evening devotional. It combines two of his earlier books, so check your shelf before you buy it.
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A review of Pete Alwinson's book on sonship: it refuses to hand men a definition of masculinity and goes after identity instead.
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An honest review of Watchman Nee's Spiritual Authority: what delegated authority and covering actually teach, and the movement this book helped produce.
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A review of John Eckhardt's book on fasting, including why Matthew 17:21 cannot carry the weight this teaching puts on it.
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A review of Vince Miller's Essential Elements, a five-lesson men's Bible study from NavPress: short, finishable, and pointed at Jesus rather than at you.
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A review of Tony Evans' No More Excuses eight-session men's study from Lifeway. The video access is included with each copy, and here is what else is in it.
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A review of Stormproof Men: why it treats purity as more than a willpower problem, and the doctrinal background you should know before you read it.
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A review of pastor Aaron Hoover's book on twenty years of anxiety and depression: what it offers, what it is not, and who it will actually help.
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A review of Daily Strength, the Crossway devotional edited by Sam Storms. Its content comes from the ESV Men's Devotional Bible, and that changes who should buy it.
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A review of The Man Code by pastor Mark Henry (Harvest House, 2024): what the twelve priorities cover, where the book thins out, and who it actually suits.