AN UPDATE FROM FRED...
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It's finally here...my new book, Every Man's Challenge. Well-known actor Chuck Norris (Walker, Texas Ranger) wrote in the forward, "Growing up as a boy in a small rural town in Oklahoma, I spent many of my Saturday afternoons at the movies watching men like John Wayne, Gene Autry and Roy Rogers. Those cowboy heroes offered a lot to a young boy longing for a male role model to emulate. Their behavior in the films was governed by the "Code of the West": loyalty, friendship, and integrity....They were courageous, unselfish, unswerving in their faith and commitments, and did what was right even when the risk was great.
In Every Man's Challenge, the authors encourage men to prusue those same kinds of qualities. In no-nonsense language, they cut through the clutter and get right to the heart of the issues facing men today. More important, the book offers practical, down-to-earth principles that will help you...develop a relationship with God that will overflow to everyone around you. You may be shocked or even offended by what you discover within these pages. But I guarantee that, above all, you will be challenged."
We were created to be real men, walking in the image of God. As part of His restoration in our lives, God longs to challenge us to something greater, and our obedience is the beginning of the kind of valor Chuck wrote about. But too often, we haven't answered God's challenges. Man to man, I challenge you to take some time to examine yourself by reading through Every Man's Challenge and answering a couple of pop-quiz questions at the end of each chapter. You might do this alone or with a men's small-group study, but either way, God's Word is your mirror. When you step before it and look at what you've become, what do you see? You'll find out in the pages of Every Man's Challenge.
Click on the link below to read more about Every Man's Challenge and access links to purchase online, review the Table of Contents and read the first chapter of the book!
http://www.fredstoeker.com/book/everymanschallenge.shtml