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6 Rules Every Man Must Break: . . . And Every Woman Must Know

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With startling frankness, Bill Perkins offers life-changing wisdom to help men find true freedom in Christ. Perkins shatters six man-made rules that sound good on the outside, but often keep men from reaching their full potential. He shows how breaking these taboos can help you break free to become the man that God created you to be.

160 pages, Hardcover

First published March 6, 2007

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Bill Perkins

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As a writer I try to look under the rock to see what's hidden. Once I see something I have fun writing about it. I especially enjoy discovering how each puzzle peace fits into the picture. I'm a tenacious editor. I suspect I've edited almost every page of every book I've written thirty times . . . or more. I only wish I had more time to make each line better. I love wrapping sentences with God's grace.

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2 reviews
September 8, 2021
This was a very good book and rather quick read. Living a Christian life is never the easiest thing to do, but Bill Perkins breaks down six legalistic ways of living that many of us allow to stifle our growth as Christians.
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May 8, 2023
A refreshing view on living a “rich” life. I initially listened to the audiobook, then I bought the paperback because I liked it so much.
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August 3, 2024
DNF. I made it through 3. To me there is too much excessive story telling, to fill pages. This could have likely been a pamphlet. The part I got through seemed very redundant.
Profile Image for Jeff Groenewald.
5 reviews
October 22, 2007
Pretty much a terrible book. I only read it because i liked the cover! Don't waste your time!
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10 reviews
November 2, 2015
This book points me to read The Cost of Discipleship by Bonhoeffer which I am really thankful for.
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