From Bitter Waters to Sweet

I stumbled upon this one when I was checking where the traffic for my site was coming from. No, this blog didn't link me. But rather som...

I'll link it here for those who have not seen it yet. I like this author's approach and brief history of the men's movement. J...

We have spent three months on human structures. In March we looked at Job, false structures and started talking about order vs chaos or Apol...

This is a quote from a blog post that critiques "Wild at Heart". The author has listened to interviews of John Eldredge, read both...

I have another book to recommend. It just sort of goes along with the heart healing message of Wild at Heart, but is geared more for women. ...

There is another phrase from the Chronicles of Narnia that I feel applies to this whole John Eldredge, "Wild at Heart" discussion....

I'm pretty much winding down as far as talking about Eldredge's "Wild at Heart" except for a couple things. One of the phr...

John 3:8 The wind blows where it wishes and you hear the sound of it, but do not know where it comes from and where it is going; So is every...

We were in a hurry that morning. My daughter was on the cell phone talking to me about the traffic that was in her way keeping her from pick...

I have an Internet persona and keep my personal life very private. But for the sake of explaining the appeal of Wild At Heart to me personal...

The Greeks were one of the most misogynic cultures known back in the day. The philosophers taught that men and women were not even made from...

As Darcy brings up, there's a lot to love about Eldredge's Wild At Heart. It helped me. I absolutely cannot deny it and will always ...

As I have a heart to see women free, John Eldredge has a heart to see men free which I respect. I just wish his work wasn't so easily us...

As I mention in my 4/1/11 post, I read a book called Wild at Heart by John Eldredge. There is a link in the 4/1/11 post to the book on Amazo...

I couldn't make the link work in the previous post so here it is for anyone who has never heard of John Eldredge's book http://www.a...

Once a person embraces the rigid structures of religion, he/she wilts under its weight and wonders if this is all there is. Puritanical reli...