Is There a Man in the House?

by Woodrow Kroll

Book Overview

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0847414612
• ISBN13: 9780847414611
• Release Date: January 1995
• Publisher: Back to the Bible Publishing
• Length: 193 Pages
• Weight: 0.70 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 5.6" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

Be The Leader

If you have always had questions about how to be the man in your home. Always wondered what the bible said. Didn't really know how to be the father,husband or just leader this book is the best that could have ever happened to you. Be ready for change that will help you in your marrage. No more Divorce No more Fights. Okay maybe not fights but you get a great way to learn how to lead your family the Godly way. The key is that you don't give to your wife first. You read it and go thru it then when you are ready to accomplish the task let her read it. This is a real blessing.

One of the best books on male leadership ever.

I first read this book about 2 years ago and I now I have started my second reading. The truths contained in it are very precious. You will find yourself coming to it over and over again. From cover to cover there is a wealth of information in it. Four chapters really stand out to me - 1) The Leader in His Home, 2) The Priest in His Home, 3) The Provider in His Home and 4) The Encourager in His Home. In a world where most men have somehow "abdicated from the throne" and handed over the issue of male leadership to our wives, this book sets out how a man can lead his family effectively. It has nothing to do with male machoism but everything the Lord intended it to be. Let me briefly share with you a portion from the chapter The Leader in His Home."The Leader of the home builds a cohesive unit out of varied interests and age groups of the family. Peter calls that coalition building. The leader sees that the new priorities set by his teens don't get lost in the old priorities of becoming a grown-up. He listens, encourages and reinforces. But more than anything else, the leader of the home is visible when things are falling apart in the lives of his family. He is the glue that holds the family together. But when things are clicking along well, the leader steps back, encircles his family with his arms and leaves the center stage to others."I could go on and on but I would highly recommend this book to any man who is serious about leading his family to get this book. Don't just buy one; buy two, three, or even five to give out to your friends ;because if you buy only one and after reading you lend it to a friend, chances are that you may not get it back. The book is worth its weight in gold. And something else, if you buy the book read it first before your wife does otherwise you are in trouble.