Title: Good, but wordy
Product review: Overall this book is great and raises some interesting issues facing the modern church structure today. My largest complaint about the book is that the first third to half could be summed up in one or two chapters. The author painfully slams his point home continually over and over again. It got to where I almost put the book down because it seemed to only criticize with an overwhelming amount of statistics and offer no solutions or suggestions. It was not until I reached the second half of the book where I found it useful. Here the author sites examples he found in various churches, still slamming those statistics, but at least with some suggestions on how to make church more appealing to men while not excluding the women. Needless to say it is a challenging topic to cover and I appreciate his book. I would have given it five stars if he had been more concise through the first half of the book.
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