Man Talk (DVD)
$24.99
The Man Talk is what it sounds like – a discussion about what it’s like to be a Man today. It’s a real talk, a meat and potatoes approach to issues pressing us from all sides: * Being the best Father I can be. How to lead my family spiritually. * What it’s like to be a Husband and a Servant. Christian men and sex. * Christian dating: A how-to. Everyone needs a good talking to at some point. And, this is one for you. Real Men who aren’t afraid to talk about Man stuff, and who are better for it
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SKU (ISBN): 9781770693586
ISBN10: 1770693580
Produced by: Bottled Media
Binding: Video DVD
Published: November 2011
Publisher: Word Alive Press
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