The Map
The Way of All Great Men

By the author of Why men hate going to church) A simple Hebraic code hidden in Matthew? Of three journeys, 1-7, the journey of submission, 8-25 the journey of strength, 26-28 the journey of sacrifice. Many good ideas and relevant suggestions and reminders of biblical truth…but it is inimical to the......more

Fantastic book! it really made me think and was really revealing! first, let me address the thing i'd want to know about the most: why all the low ratings for this book? i think there's only one real reason for this: about a third of this book is a novella which serves as a parable for the book's me......more

I sense that David Murrow intentionally uses aggressive terminology to counter the prevalence of passive terminology often found in Christian how-to books. At times I felt Murrow was crossing the PC line but I appreciate that it may be necessary to make a significant point. Where are the strong men......more

By the end of the book I was pleased to rate this book with four stars, although, a 3.5 would be best. In the last two chapters and the epilogue Murrow’s goal to make disciples of men is evident and he clarifies his use of the Map. It was a challenging read and I found myself battling with the conce......more

I do not read a lot of fiction. As a general rule, I simply do not enjoy it. However, I do have an appreciation for its value. As a communicator, the best way to make a point or teach a lesson is often through the use of a well told – or written – story. The Map (2010, Thomas Nelson) by David Murrow......more