No More Christian Nice Guy

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Recovering "nice guy" Paul Coughlin speaks to every man who is tired of the "Christian nice guy" lifestyle full of passivity, people-pleasing, and living small. He coaches men to be good rather than nice with a powerful message that elevates the true biblical model of manhood above the prevailing views of church and culture. Men will discover who they are in Christ and how they can be happier--along with those who love and depend on them. Marcos Perez, of New Man magazine, says this book "is a must-read for every Christian man; yes! A provocative approach to exposing the lies that godly men have...adopted in our attempt to be Christlike...a message of hope for godly men with a personality."

TABLE OF CONTENTS
FOREWORD BY DR. LAURA SCHLESSINGER

1: Christian Nice Guys Aren't So Nice
2: Jesus the Bearded Woman
3: Other Earnest but Damaging Church - Messages to Men
4: Childhood, Where We Learned to Live Small
5: How Being "Nice" Ruins Love and Marriage
6: We're Men, Not Eunuchs
7: Confused to Vilified: Our Culture's View of Masculinity
8: Nice Guy, Naive Guy: How Being Nice Hurts Men at Work
9: Masculinity: The Journey From Nice Guy to Good Guy (Part 1)
10: Masculinity: The Journey From Nice Guy to Good Guy (Part 2)
11: Searching One's Soul and Facing One's Fears
12: No More Mr. Nice Guy: Practical Help for Your New Life Ahead
13: God: Lion or Cocker Spaniel?

"John Eldredge gave men permission to be "wild at heart." Paul Coughlin shows us how to do it. This book is a road map to a larger life." --David Murrow, author of Why Men Hate Going to Church

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Wild at Heart

Counter-Culture

Biblical Manhood

Warrior




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keywords wild at heart manhood culture Nice Vs Good Coughlin
website http://www.bethanyhouse.com
organization Bethany House
author/source Paul Coughlin

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