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Dave Moore has a fine capacity to stimulate all the glands of curiosity.
The Late William F. Buckley
Best-Selling Author and TV Personality
Dave's ability to prompt and encourage a thoughtful approach to one's life is a unique gift. His teaching has been the recent catalyst for my own desire to grow in all areas of life.
Cody Carlson
Former NFL Quarterback
This is an unusual attempt to bring men to a conservative Christian understanding of self, family, and world through a very contemporary sense of humor. Moore, founder and president of Two Cities Ministries, recognizes the perils of sexual temptation, materialism, work, and what he calls "the shrinking American soul," and his first line of defense is the "the simplicity and purity of devotion to Christ". His book should have a strong appeal to men floundering for a Christian grasp of the world or Christian men struggling to be good husbands and fathers.
Library Journal
How do you get modern (and postmodern) men to go deep in their faith, their relationships, and their thoughts? That's the $64,000 question that David Moore seems to have discovered the answer to in The Last Men.s Book You.ll Ever Need. Read it from cover to cover. Read it in snatches. Read it in bits and pieces. Read it in groups. Read it alone. Just be sure to read it.
George Grant
Best-Selling Author and Pastor of Parish Presbyterian Church
This is a "get to the point" book. Actually, it is not SO manly that a woman wouldn't benefit from reading it. I (being a woman) actually didn't skip any chapter (or page, for that matter). The book was worth my time; I looked forward to each chapter. In addition, I look forward to reading many of the titles mentioned in the notes at the end of each chapter. This book could actually serve as a resource for delving into other books (current and classics). For that reason, the book appeals to the casual reader as well as readers who desire a deeper look.
Regina Love
Posted on Amazon.com
Dave Moore has a new book that looks quite good. It is serious Puritan-esque theology told in a non-Puritan way...
Justin Taylor
Between Two Worlds Blog
