Midlife Manual for Men Workbook: Finding Significance in the Second Half

by John Shore, John Shore, Eric Stanford

Welcome to the Best Years of a Man's Life Ignore the midlife jokes and stereotypes and see the "middle" years for what they really the absolute best phase of life thus far. You might not sense it yet, but all along your life, God has been showing and teaching you everything you need for a great second half. Steve Arterburn and John Shore will help you discover how your past and present--and all that you've tried to be--is the exact raw material you need to become the man you want to be. This workbook takes you and your small group deeper into Midlife Manual for Men with seven sessions that include bonus information, discussion questions, prayer starters, and more. Use it on your own--or better still, with a group of other guys facing midlife. You'll find sessions on the same topics covered in the Man in the Middle He-Man of the Universe Son Husband Provider Father Face Forward

Genres: Christian

144 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2008

Reviews

[Emmanuel B]

Very interesting and practical read for any man who finds himself at crossroads in his life. Written very clear and easy to follow. Provided me with some good reflection questions on my own life and some practical ways to answer such questions.

[Brent Soderstrum]

The book, along with the workbook, didn't give any life changing information. The authors help you analyze yourself as a son, husband, father and provider. The last chapter is the best in that it helps you implement what little good advice was given.

[J]

Picked it up because title got me. Wasn't really expecting anything, however, after listening for a couple of hours I learned I have a bit of an issue with the preachiness. Not my cup of sugar. I understand people are very devoted and I respect that. Still, just didn't work for me.

[Bill]

I was disappointed until the very end. It was not until the end that the book gives some very practical advice, but the advice given is good to think about.

[Philip]

Everyone read this. Made me relax and feel normal. Light reading and humorous? Sure. Why not.? Very worth reading at any age if not for yourself for understanding of someone you know. Life speeds by.