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3 out of 5 stars
Reviewed by Barbara Antrim (Helena, MO), November 03, 2009
This message can be easily misconstrued. Not a book for everyone. I enjoyed it and it was recommend to me by my son. Written for the men in your life.
5 out of 5 stars
Reviewed by Samuel Thornton (Moses Lake, WA), October 13, 2009
AN absolutely outstanding book! Well written it speaks directly to every man's heart. This should be a must read in every church in America.
5 out of 5 stars
Reviewed by Jeremy Martin (North Richland Hills, TX), October 06, 2009
Excellent book...I am only half way through it and expect to read it again when I finish (something which I have never done previously).
5 out of 5 stars
Reviewed by Mary Blough (Boswell, PA), September 24, 2009
This book is a "must read" for both men and women. It echoes so many of the complaints that I have heard from my husband concerning the emasculating of men in today's society. But it brings to light the causes, and offers practical advice to embrace God's design for men to be men. I have purchased several to give away to my brothers, son-in-loves and men who just want to be "manly men"!
5 out of 5 stars
Reviewed by Randy Thibeau (Montrose, CO), September 11, 2009
One of the best books for men I've seen in my 13 years of men's ministry
5 out of 5 stars
Reviewed by Matthew Furrer (Wasilla, Alaska), August 06, 2009
Full Five Stars.
Let me say first that this book would be good for ANY man whether he is spiritual or not. Anyone open to the idea that we are not perfect, as men, will come away from this book an enlightened individual. It's evident in the writing that the author's priority was to get through to men that we need to be men, and he wants to help us get there.
Now, add an open mind, a searching mind, or a mind active in the spirituality of Christianity, and the message is explosive. I have been looking for almost 29 years now, and this book has paved the way to a lot of doors that are now open, both spiritually and personally. This book has been the single most effective tool in my journey so far.
It's difficult to explain because things of this nature are so personal, but I would recommend this book to any man that I know, and probably most of their wives.
Now, I do not consider myself a Christian, I am not here yet. But this book made sense. As to the negative reviewers, quit hiding from yourselves.
This is not the typical 'Christian Man' book, this is real and to the point. Be you a life3 long Christian, or a non-believer, it's easy to believe that your drinking buddy authored this writing.
5 out of 5 stars
Reviewed by Robin Spencer (Indiana), July 08, 2009
I read this book at the same time as "Captivating" There were many redundancies between the two books because they were essentially the same message. The message in Captivating is very much directed toward women. The message in Wild at Heart while written more toward men did not seem exclusively to men. It is great to read a book of this nature that doesn't focus on mans fall but on God's original intent. It also doesn't offer 10 steps to being a better, dad, husband, Christian, etc. It goes to the core of the good God put there to begin with. It touches on an issue that nearly no books of this nature do, spiritual warfare. It gives very practical examples and tools for fighting this real threat. I think men and women reading these books can develope a greater appreciation of each other and themselves. I found it very healing.
2.5 out of 5 stars
Reviewed by Evan Marks (Midwest City Oklahoma), July 01, 2009
The Book, while well written, is not for everyone. It preposes that all men have an innate desire for adventure. Which may be true for many, maybe most. But, and perhaps I am the only one, I have no desire. And I feel as though the book has been written for some other species.
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