num_pages: 252
description: In this classic work on men's roles and their responsibilities, Dr. Dobson gives husbands and fathers information they can use. They'll find practical ways to provide stability and leadership without dictatorship - and ultimately enjoy the benefits of a home that pleases God. Wives who feel supported, enabled, and loved. Children who know God and feel good about themselves. A solid system of family finances. Meaningful times of togetherness and mutual encouragement. This is a clear-headed, straight-from-the-shoulder resource that belongs on every family's bookshelf.God’s Job Description for MenIn this classic work on the biblical roles and responsibilities of a man, Dr. James Dobson shares timeless wisdom you can use as a husband and father. A deeper understanding of God’s perspective on manhood will help you provide stability and leadership in your home—and ultimately enjoy the benefits of a family that pleases A God-given sense of your purpose in the home A clear understanding of masculinity in today’s world A wife who feels supported, enabled, and loved Children who know God and feel good about themselves A solid system of family finances Meaningful times of togetherness and mutual encouragementThis is a clear-headed, trustworthy resource that belongs on every man’s bookshelf.Story Behind the BookIn Straight Talk to Men, Dr. James Dobson speaks to the framework necessary on which to rebuild the quaking family. Its goal is to uplift a generation of men who have the capacity to love…men who know who they are…men who understand where they’re going…men who know in what and whom they believe…men who will put the best interests of their wives and children above their own desires and pursuits…men who will fight for what they believe.
language: English
title: Straight Talk to Men: Timeless Principles for Leading Your Family
titlecomplete: Straight Talk to Men: Timeless Principles for Leading Your Family
genres: Family, Christian, Marriage, Religion, Parenting, Nonfiction, Relationships
ratings_count: 138
publisher: Multnomah Books