A Few Good Men
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What kind of man do you want to be? Who do you admire? Rugged sportsmen, smooth film stars and wild rock musicians all compete for our admiration. But are these men the role models that we should aspire to be?
Solidly founded on biblical narrative, these chapters will challenge and inspire readers to examine the struggles and temptations of these biblical men who face the same struggles that men still face today.
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'dramatic story-telling with sparkling Biblical insights...hugely inspiring!'- Vaughan Roberts, Rector of St Ebbes Church, Oxford
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Table of contents
- Introduction
- 1. Obedient Noah
- 2. Sacrificial Abraham
- 3. Self-disciplined Joseph
- 4. Unworldy Moses
- 5. Wholehearted Caleb
- 6. Humble Isaiah
- 7. Distinctive Daniel
- 8. Pastoral Paul
- 9. Prayerful Epaphras
- 10. Loyal Onesiphorus
- Conclusion: Jesus - the perfect man
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| Author | Richard Coekin |
|---|---|
| ISBN | 9781905564590 |
| Dimensions | 128mm x 198mm |
| Pages | 208 |
| Publisher | The Good Book Company |
| Format | Paperback |
Customer Reviews
Tremendously encouraging, really helpful book
I've been looking for just this sort of book for some time now. By looking at a series of well-known men of God from the pages of the Bible, Richard Coekin draws many parallels with the struggles of men today who are trying to follow Christ as best they can. The example of these men is a great encouragement, and there are lessons to learn from all of them. The book concludes by drawing together all the characteristics of these men into the man for all men, Jesus. Really thought provoking with questions for quiet time/joint study and practical suggestions for application, this book is a "must" for all men serious about being the man God made us to be. 
Outstandingly good!
I've no intention of writing a review, but this has been a brilliant resource for reading through with a group of young Christian men from working class backgrounds with whom I meet to discuss a chapter each week at the pub! Try it yourself!
Richard Coekin interviewed
