Resource Reviews Coming in May and June
Ministry responsibilities are pressing! Praise God! That is a good thing! But it means I’m going to be running a tad late on the resource reviews for this month! Mea Culpa! I promise I will be getting to them all soon. I intend to complete the resource reviews in the next three weeks, at most. Too, I’ll be beginning that promised chapter by chapter journey through DeYoung and Kluck’s book. I trust you will be joining me for that particular journey! It is a very, very relevant one for our time!
‘Till then, I offer of a preview of the resources sent to me specifically for review on Tribe. The following resources will be reviewed in the next few weeks (list after the jump): Read More »
A Woman’s Guide: Yup. Nope. Maybe.
I finished the Christian Life & Relationship paperbacks authored by the therapist duo aka Stephen James and David Thomas. The companion works are titled “Does This Dress Make Me Look Fat? A Man’s Guide to the Loaded Questions Women Ask” and “Yup.” “Nope.” “Maybe.” A Woman’s Guide to Getting More Out of the Language of Men.
I already offered my thoughts and questions re: “Does This Dress Make Me Look Fat? A Man’s Guide to the Loaded Questions Women Ask.” I appreciated the book, and found it to be both enlightening and entertaining. I would say the same re: “Yup. Nope. Maybe. A Woman’s Guide to Getting More Out of the Language of Men.” It too was an enlightening and entertaining read. The pair are good books, all around. Read More »
A Man’s Guide: Does This Dress Make Me Look Fat?
I recently read through a pair of enlightening and entertaining Christian Life/Relationship paperbacks collaboratively authored by Stephen James and David Thomas. The works are titled “Does This Dress Make Me Look Fat?” and “Yup.” “Nope.” “Maybe.” The former is “A Man’s Guide to the Loaded Questions Women Ask,” the later is “A Woman’s Guide to Getting More Out of the Language of Men.” Fun, educational reads, both of them.
I’ll start with a quick review of “Does This Dress Make Me Look Fat?” A review of “Yup.” “Nope.” “Maybe.” will follow shortly. Read More »
