This is a selection of books on the subject of men and masculinity.
Top Recommendation
At a time when masculinity is viewed as a liability more than an asset, as something that is more likely to harm the world than help it, Brant Hansen describes and celebrates a form of masculinity that is good, pure, and true—a form of masculinity that will serve families, serve the church, and serve the world. He calls men to embrace it and display it in their lives. It turns out that in this time of confusion, The Men We Need is exactly the book we need.
Other Recommendations
Al Stewart’s The Manual is a book to men, for men, and about men—a book about masculinity. And it’s a really good one.
Fuller’s burden in this book is to provide a positive vision of masculinity—to offer an answer to the question “What kind of man does God want you to be?”
Nancy Pearcey’s great concern is not the toxicity of masculinity itself, but the toxicity of the war against it.
Any man who leads in any way will benefit from reading it and carefully applying it to his life.
“As a husband and father, you are always saying something about Christ in how you relate to your wife and children.”
The best gift we can give to those we love and those we lead is a deep humility born out of a right assessment of who we are and who God is.
