Post by Deleted on Aug 24, 2006 4:46:41 GMT -7
I've read Stoeker's books. I've read Weiss's books. All were found to be quite helpful in dealing with sexual immorality. But I needed something more-something that defined who I am supposed to be as God wants me - as a man, a husband, a father and a friend.
Eldredge's Wild at Heart was recommended - ended up going thru that book in a men's discipleship study. I (and we) don't recommend it.
Way back last October when my secret life was being exposed, I read a book by Stu Weber titled "Tender Warrior".
It changed my life. It started me on the path of healing that continues today. This past spring, I read his follow-up book - "Four Pillars of a Man's Heart".
I recommend both of those books in that order. A clear, Scripturally based definition of who we are supposed to be as God intended is what you'll get.
I also read a third book of his called "Spirit Warriors". It's not gender-based and is somewhat along the same lines as Neal Anderson's "Bondage Breaker". I recommend Spirit Warriors to everyone.
Eldredge's Wild at Heart was recommended - ended up going thru that book in a men's discipleship study. I (and we) don't recommend it.
Way back last October when my secret life was being exposed, I read a book by Stu Weber titled "Tender Warrior".
It changed my life. It started me on the path of healing that continues today. This past spring, I read his follow-up book - "Four Pillars of a Man's Heart".
I recommend both of those books in that order. A clear, Scripturally based definition of who we are supposed to be as God intended is what you'll get.
I also read a third book of his called "Spirit Warriors". It's not gender-based and is somewhat along the same lines as Neal Anderson's "Bondage Breaker". I recommend Spirit Warriors to everyone.