Call to Action: Become the Man God Designed You to Be
The world needs real men. Christian men. But real manhood doesn’t just happen. Are you ready for basic training?
Alun Ebenezer calls men to stop being passive and pursue godly character. In thirty chapters, he provides practical steps for pursuing godly manhood. Take action to become the man of God you must be—the man who our churches, schools, universities, workplaces, families, communities, and countries need you to be.
128 pages.
“Clearly and affectionately, Alun Ebenezer appeals to young men to come to Christ and cling to Him, to follow Him closely in all of life. Warmly and briefly, day by day, he presses home some aspect of joyful and faithful service to the Lord. Plainly and honestly, he draws on his own experience—before and after conversion—to encourage and to warn his young readers. I will gladly give it to my sons and other lads, praying that they will not only read but also heed its earnest counsels.”
—Jeremy Walker, author of Passing Through: Pilgrim Life in the Wilderness
“I heartily recommend this precious book. . . Boys who prepare to be action men of the kind educated in this book are the kind our modern society profoundly needs.”
—Maurice Roberts, author of The Christian’s High Calling
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The world needs real men. Christian men. But real manhood doesn’t just happen. Are you ready for basic training?
Alun Ebenezer calls men to stop being passive and pursue godly character. In thirty chapters, he provides practical steps for pursuing godly manhood. Take action to become the man of God you must be—the man who our churches, schools, universities, workplaces, families, communities, and countries need you to be.
128 pages.
“Clearly and affectionately, Alun Ebenezer appeals to young men to come to Christ and cling to Him, to follow Him closely in all of life. Warmly and briefly, day by day, he presses home some aspect of joyful and faithful service to the Lord. Plainly and honestly, he draws on his own experience—before and after conversion—to encourage and to warn his young readers. I will gladly give it to my sons and other lads, praying that they will not only read but also heed its earnest counsels.”
—Jeremy Walker, author of Passing Through: Pilgrim Life in the Wilderness
“I heartily recommend this precious book. . . Boys who prepare to be action men of the kind educated in this book are the kind our modern society profoundly needs.”
—Maurice Roberts, author of The Christian’s High Calling
