All the King's Men: Strength in Character through Friendships

by Stu Weber

This book from the author of Tender Warrior shatters the myth that strong men stand alone. In a society where the very definition of manhood is called into question, rugged individualism leads men to dangerous isolation. Warriors for Christ seldom win their battles single-handedly: they need fellow soldiers to march and fight with them. Men become Godly husbands and fathers by walking with other men who share the same standards. This book encourages them to seek out brothers in Christ for direction and encouragement and to do together what no one could do alone.

288 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1998

Reviews

[Glenn · Rating 4 out of 5]

Great book on friendship, was a slightly drawn out in places, but a great read for men.