Stuart Scott (2) (1955–)

This is NOT a read and put on a shelf book. It is one to keep handy on your bedside table or wherever you have your daily devotionals and, on your desk, so you can grab it and refer to it often.

In this excellent book, Dr. Stuart Scott and S. Andrew Jin walk us through 31 “one another” commands from the Bible. For each command, they provide:
—a Scripture passage
—an explanation of the command
—an illustration to help you better understand the command
—application questions and show more exercises that will help you, through the prompting of the Holy Spirit, evaluate how well you are following these commands and help you construct a plan to implement that command.

Also included are 5 bonus “one another” chapters.

This is an excellent daily devotional for individuals and families and it will provide a wonderful foundation for small group discussions Every new Christ-follower and seasoned Christ-follower will glean solid biblical truths through a careful study of each chapter. It makes a wonderful training resource for the church: Pastors, Elders, Deacons, Sunday school and Bible study leaders, and other lay leadership.

Biblical counselors will find it a valuable resource to use as homework for counselees.

NOTE: I received a complimentary copy of this book for reviewing from Shepherd Press. I was not required to provide a positive review. Thoughts in “My Two Cents” are my own opinion. show less

Nice, short little book that has exposed my pride and has shown how little humility I have. Definitely needing some prayer and repentance time after this.

Helpful, easy-to-read and discuss with someone else; any man who wants to know some concrete ways he can grow as a godly husband should read this book

A pamphlet sized writing which is a good outline / reminder of the dynamics of communication in the context of resolving conflicts. Applies to all relationships, not just married couples.