Every Man's Journey: Becoming the Man God Intended

by James P. Campbell

Today millions of faithful men serve their families, their churches, their parishes and communities in quiet ways. They are the rock-solid foundation on which community life is built. In so many ways these men can be taken for granted and they can feel unfulfilled in their desire to grow in a closer personal relationship with God and others. This series of thirty meditations is offered as a way to explore what it means to become the man God intended you to be. Our guide will be the Apostle Peter. Jesus saw in Peter the man who was strong and great enough to lead his fledgling community. Jesus called Peter from his daily work to refocus him for God and others. God is also calling men today in the midst of their labors to discover how they can become more than they ever imagined.

Genres: Religion

135 pages, Paperback

First published May 1, 2012

Reviews

[Tim Smith]

First book of 2026. It’s a nice short devotional book. Very light read. Would say it’s really good for a new Christian or a Christian who doesn’t like reading to much. That doesn’t make it bad, it actually makes it really accessible but if you’ve read a lot of Christian writing it might feel a little too simple.

[Shay]

This is a great book to help guide your development in a prayerful way. I recommend reading a chapter a day to have some time to think about the questions and readings.

I also wrote out my answers in a notebook to help flesh out my thoughts. I found it to be really helpful.

[Gilberto De Leon]

Peter is the man!!

[Pavo Goff]

Reflexiones breves de la vida de San Pedro.

[Michael Kamaloski]

Great book and a reminder of our purpose in God's plan for us.

[Giacomo Gubert]

A nice journey with st. Simon-Peter.