Spit And Polish For Husbands: Becoming Your Wife's Knight In Shining Armor

By Bryan Davis

Book Overview

A serious call to follow biblical code of heroism. It challenges men to put off the cloak of mediocrity the modern church has to offered and to put on the vestments of Christ-the armor of integrity,... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0899571484
• ISBN13: 9780899571485
• Release Date: January 1
• Publisher: A M G Publishers
• Length: 192 Pages
• Weight: 0.66 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.8" x 0.5" x 5.8"

Customer Reviews

Fair maidens - do you want a knight in shining armor?

I have the answer for you! Well, not me personally. Bryan Davis has the answer. I'm not a great non-fiction reader. If it is for work, then yes, I read it. But anything else - I pass easily. In fact, non-fiction just doesn't hold my attention. If I read two non-fiction books a year, I'd be stretching it! Generally I start with good intentions - but they fade as the tediousness settles in and I don't finish the book. I have a small pile of non-fiction books next to my bed, all half read, all thrown over for a good fiction fix! But look what I've found! A non-fiction book that held my attention ... and not only that, it had me laughing! Wow! That was unexpected. Even more unexpected, this book is not meant for women, it is meant for men. Yet here I am, fully woman, and loving the book. And not because it showed me all the things my husband should be doing for me, but because I also gleamed information from it about what I should be doing for my husband! Who can resist a book with chapters titled `The Toilet and Other Female Domains - The Lid, the Paper, and Aiming to Please', `The Secret Cactus Code - Deciphering Her Words and Moods', and `Slaying Dragons - Not Your Mother-in-law'. Davis covers topics ranging from a woman's `domain' in the home, and how to tread carefully if you are a male visiting these areas, to understanding a woman's mood and language. He touches on watching out for your wife's welfare in the workforce and when dealing with home matters, how to keep your tongue from being a double-edged sword, and how to keep a servants heart. Heavier topics cover a Knights Old Code, marriage vows and passing on the legacy. `Spit and Polish for Husbands' is a wonderful guide for men on how to keep themselves the love of their wife's life through their Christian walk. Although this book is very serious in its message, Davis has interwoven a wonderful wit that lifts the heaviness of most chapters. But not all. There were two chapters that I found hard to slug through. But two out of twelve is a jolly good ratio!