What the Bible Says About Being A Man
I read your book...and I just want to say thank you for your insightful gift. This book has changed my perspective on life. I am 42 this week and I am glad I read this book. We have two daughters (15 & 5 Years old) and my wife and I took a marriage class sponsored by one of the men of our church. Anyway, my wife read your wife's book and it moved her as well. I think that some of this information can be translated to teens so I am creating a series on both books for our church's teens. Additionally, I am teaching an adult class about expanding your influence and I have used some of your references in the book to supplement my material. Anyway, thank you and I pray that the Lord continues to move you and bless you to write more practical nuggets of gold. --Personal letter from Dave LucenaStop what your doing and read this book! Mr. Fugate does an outstanding and unapologetic overview of biblical principles of manhood. He has also done a great job exposing many western misconceptions surrounding the definitions of masculine behavior. This book is a true beacon for the modern man seeking to live life after the Lord's orginal design in a fallen (and very confused) world. --Amazon Customer Review, June 6, 2006 by Paul A. ShepardThis is a great book! It's very conservative and Scripturally sound. The first part of the book is a philosophical look at the many misconceptions of what it means to be a man, followed by a Biblical look at what it means to be a man, an examination of man's role as "Provider," "Protector," and what it means to "Cherish your wife." It discusses Biblical leadership, characteristics of a leader, and what it means to be a father. --Amazon Customer Review, July 6, 2005 by 3 John 4 (California's Central Valley)