No More Namby Pamby: Are You Man Enough?

Clinton , MS – WEBWIRE – Friday, October 19, 2018

Your Manhood is based on Whose Ideals?

“The search after the great men is the dream of the youth, and the most serious occupation of manhood.-Ralph Waldo Emerson”

Society has long decided what their definition of manhood is. It varies though from time to time and from whose point of view that is usually dependent on race, economic background, societal status, etc. Should it not that there must be an unshakable basis of what manhood is? Author Lynn E. Sheldon in his book, “No More Namby Pamby: Are You M.A.N. Enough,” seeks to teach young men to look into Biblical principles instead of worldly solutions.

Young men in Christ must not be swayed by the influence of the world especially drawn by peer pressure. The book teaches them to be aware of Satan’s schemes and how to be on guard. It shows that there is no true manhood apart from God’s word.

One of the readers said, “I didn’t know what it meant to be a Christian man.” Another one said, “It changed me so much, my parents don’t recognize me.” The book is the guide in discovering how it is to be a real man in His eyes by drawing each reader to His Word. Set your manhood straight as to whose ideals it is based on, journey with this book!

No More Namby Pamby: Are You M.A.N. Enough book copies are available at Amazon.com.

Author: Lynn E. Sheldon
Publisher: Xulon Press (August 3, 2011)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1613793847
ISBN-13: 978-1613793848
Paperback: $39.95

About the Author

In 1995, Lynn Sheldon was called by God to teach others how to be free in Christ. He’s always had a heart to train young men to be Christ-like in their walk with God. Serving as President and Founder of GodFire Revival and Discipleship Outreach, Lynn’s first book, Crucified with Him, teaches believers how to walk in the liberty of our Lord Jesus. Lynn is currently assisting in curriculum development to train International pastors and missionaries. He can be reached on his email, lsheldon@mail.com or his phone number, 601-924-0757.