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Chase’s 2024 Year in Books
Take a look at Chase’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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Chase Replogle
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Springfield, MO, The United States
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July 2021
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The 5 Masculine Instincts: A Guide to Becoming a Better Man
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A Sharp Compassion: 7 Hard Words to Heal Our Insecurities and Free Us from Offense
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The 5 Masculine Instincts Study Guide
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The New 5 Masculine Instincts Study Guide
It’s been over a year since I released The 5 Masculine Instincts. I wrote the book because, as a pastor, I saw the way so many men were wrestling with questions about masculinity and how the broader cultural conversation seemed to be leading to more online debates than actual Christlike growth in the lives of men. That trend continues. There are more books, more articles, and more controversies. D
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Chase Replogle
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Rachel's review
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A Sharp Compassion: 7 Hard Words to Heal Our Insecurities and Free Us from Offense:
"I appreciate this book. It challenged me in several ways and encouraged me to thicken my skin when it comes to criticism and offense. The author does a good job at pointing to Christ and reminding the reader that true spiritual growth comes from Him."
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Stephanie Fachiol's review
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A Sharp Compassion: 7 Hard Words to Heal Our Insecurities and Free Us from Offense:
"Strength: this book makes Girard easier to understand. It correctly identifies offense as stemming from conflicts of identity. In that sense, the book is less about offense than it is selflessness. Only by losing one’s life does one find it, after al"
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Kiauna Thompson's review
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A Sharp Compassion: 7 Hard Words to Heal Our Insecurities and Free Us from Offense:
"Absolutely wonderful read ! "
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Chase Replogle
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Paige Gordon's review
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A Sharp Compassion: 7 Hard Words to Heal Our Insecurities and Free Us from Offense:
"I picked up Chase’s first book, The Five Masculine Instincts, on a complete whim and was shocked to find it one of the best and most important books on christian manhood that I have ever read. He shared ideas in there that I had never encountered bef"
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“The first time he shared his secret with Delilah, Samson might have rationalized the attack as a coincidence, but, after three times, it’s hard to see Delilah’s actions as anything other than betrayal. Samson had to have realized she was in on the setup. But remarkably, he kept playing her game. Why continue to love and toy with a woman determined to kill you? Here is where your honesty is most needed. Is Samson’s dangerous game of love, sex, and betrayal all that different than your own infatuations and temptations for romance and adventure? Do you not see how your own commitments are sacrificed for the sake of one more thrill, one more night of indulgence, one more taste of adventure?”
― The 5 Masculine Instincts: A Guide to Becoming a Better Man
― The 5 Masculine Instincts: A Guide to Becoming a Better Man
“The man who cannot be led, who submits to nothing but himself, is far weaker than the man who submits to God, and he that cannot question his own instincts is weakest of all.”
― The 5 Masculine Instincts: A Guide to Becoming a Better Man
― The 5 Masculine Instincts: A Guide to Becoming a Better Man
“A meek person can still feel that burning desire for reaction, but they have discovered their real strength lies in the discipline of being led by God, not their emotions. To put it another way, a fighter’s strength is not only in his punch but also in his ability to take one. The ability to absorb the blow is also a mark of strength.”
― The 5 Masculine Instincts: A Guide to Becoming a Better Man
― The 5 Masculine Instincts: A Guide to Becoming a Better Man
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