How Women Help Men Find God
- Women
- Publisher: W Publishing Group (Thomas Nelson)
- Published: 2008
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Publisher's Description
Help for women to understand men's spiritual needs, why today's church doesn't meet them, and how to successfully point them to God. Women don't understand men's spiritual needs but they want to and desperately need to know what they can do (and should not do) to keep their men engaged at church. In the follow-up to his bestselling Why Men Hate Going to Church, author David Murrow speaks directly to women to help them understand the real reasons men resist Christianity. He offers a way of talking about faith that intrigues men instead of repels them and then challenges them to bring more risk and adventure to their own walk with the Lord.
Endorsements (4)
“Marcia Ford Journalist and Author, We the Purple: Faith, Politics, and the Independent Voter “Just when I thought nothing could top his last best-selling book, David Murrow has penned another masterpiece! With cut-to-the-chase insights into the hearts and minds of men, along with fun doses of edgy wit, this groundbreaking resource is sure to revolutionize the spiritual impact women (and churches) have on men. Want to know how to jump start a man’s spiritual engine? The tools you’ll need are within these pages.”
“David Murrow lets women in on the secrets of a man’s soul. An original, strategic thinker, Murrow’s book will change the way we do church.”
“Aha! Dave Murrow confirms what I have thought all along—men and women are different. As such, they approach matters of faith differently. For any woman who loves a man who doesn’t share her same commitment to Christ, How Women Help Men Find God is a must-read. Not only does Murrow show women why our tactics, plans, and ploys to get our men to church more often than not blow up in our faces, he also suggests better ways to support and encourage these men whom we so desperately want to join us in the faith.”
“David Murrow is thought-provoking, engaging, and convincing. He makes a strong case that if there is to be a faith revival among men, it’s up to women to start it. This is a call to arms—and a challenge I know today’s women are up to.”
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