How to Build a Godly Home by Joseph Sunday Ekaji: What We Could and Could Not Verify
A short self published book on family discipleship. Note it is not the well known Building a Godly Home by Max Lucado or William Gouge.
CalledToBetter
A short self published book on family discipleship. Note it is not the well known Building a Godly Home by Max Lucado or William Gouge.
A marriage book, not a parenting book, co-written by both Wagners. The fierce woman and fearful man cycle, reviewed honestly.
Kevin Leman on fathering daughters, reviewed honestly. Strong practical counsel from a psychologist, with far less Scripture than this page once claimed.
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.
Clayton Barbeau's classic on Christian fatherhood, from Sophia Institute Press. It is a Catholic book written in Catholic terms. Here is what that means.
Andy Stanley argues you are always cheating someone. This is the retitled edition of Choosing to Cheat, so check your shelf before you buy it twice.
A year of short daily devotions for married couples from Rob and Joanna Teigen. Scripture, a brief reading, and a prayer. Sold mainly as a gift edition.
Timothy Witmer's The Shepherd Leader is a book about shepherding a church, not a family. If you want the home version, he wrote a separate book for that.
A 365 day family devotional built on Pope Francis quotations, compiled by Rebecca Vitz Cherico. It is a Catholic book. Here is what Protestant readers should know.
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.
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.
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.