Top Books for Men from Men in the Arena Pt. 1 - Equipping Men in Ten EP 506

Top Books for Men                                                Listed Alphabetically by Author’s last name                          What Radical Husbands Do by Regi Campbell Why?  This book is short, easy to read, and offers memorable and practical advice for being a better husband. It me the first time I read it but how clear, honest and succinct this book is. Episode #: 362 Let’s Talk: Conversation Starters for Dads and Daughters by Michelle Canfield Why?  Michelle, aka The Dad Whisperer, is a woman who teaches men who to talk to their daughters. All her resources are exceptional. Episode #: 433 Five Love Languages by Gary Chapman Why?  Over 14 million copies have been sold., This is a classic book every man should own so he can love his wife to the best of his ability. Episode #: 344 No More Christian Nice Guy by Paul Coughlin Why?  This was a monumental work for the majority of Christian men who think being a good man is synonymous with being nice. It is not. Episode #: 316 The Smart Stepdad by Ron Deal Why?  With divorce rates at over 50% Deal helps dads with stepchildren avoid the pitfalls that can ruin a second marriage. Being a child of divorce myself, I cannot stress who important this book is Episode #: 423 Love and Respect by Emmerson Eggerichs Why?  Selling millions of copies this is a must-read book for husbands who want to avoid the “crazy cycle,” learn to speak their wife’s language and live their best marriage. Episode #: 203 Wild at Heart by John Eldredge                            Why?  Twenty years later and men are still talking about it. Eldredge lists the three core passions of every man. Those passions resonated with my soul, and they will with yours too. Episode #: 94 Red Hot Monogamy by Bill and Pam Farrel Why?  Did you know monogamous Christian couples report having the most satisfying sex life? Find out how yours can be numbered among them in the no holds barred book for couples Episode #: 201  of Tell Them, What Great Fathers Tell Their Sons and Daughters