Battle Cry: Waging and Winning the War Within by Jason Wilson

Battle Cry: Waging and Winning the War Within Reviews

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  Angel

  I recently read Battle Cry: Waging and Winning the War Within, and it was an incredibly powerful and transformative read. Author Jason Wilson shares his personal journey of overcoming societal expectations of masculinity and learning to express a full range of emotions. His
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  goodreads Customer

  I bought this book for my son. He came to us from the foster care system at age 7 with a significant trauma background. He was 17 when he read this book last year. God has worked miracles in his life and I can't imagine my life without the gift of this son that I love
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  Kimberlin

  This book really hit home and helped me with identifying some areas I needed to work on.
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  KS

  The detail accounts in this book at times made me feel like the author was talking directly to me. For example, he challenged me to not get upset by a question my wife may ask, but to consider the emotion, feeling or thoughts behind her question. Good read and translates to
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  Mark Elefritz

  Candid, sometimes raw description of the masculine condition. Laced with hope. Fortified with sage (& practical) advice for hanging onto the manly stuff inside while discarding the broken. And I love as a white man the opportunity to be mentored by
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  goodreads Customer

  Since purchasing and reading this book I've purchased dozens of copies and given them away. I keep a stack of six at all times. This is a valuable resource for men of all ages. I recommend it in the highest.
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  Rod

  This book should definitely be a part of every man's book collection. Mr. Wilson's writing is transparent, insightful and relatable. I found it to be so relevant that I purchased three additional copies and gave them to relatives and friends. Great read!
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  Leon

  Awesome book from start to finish. Gave much valued insight and clarity on managing my emotions in a healthy way, permission to be human, and strategy to win the war within.
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  Samuel Elliott

  The subject of men's emotional incarceration is important but so dismissed, and it's amazing how Jason is not only able to share his healing journey and perspective as a black man, but as a man of God who shares the gospel in such a unique way that highlights the real issues in manhood and marriages
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  Nicky

  A follow up to "Cry Like A Man" Jason Wilson shows men how to live with strength and sensitivity. To let go of past traumas and feel emotions. To allow men to affirm themselves and their fellow brothers.It is also important for women to read this book. We can learn and use these teachings for ourselves, to better understand the men we love, and to help them feel they are at their best for themselves. Men deserve to be vulnerable, and to feel they can be themselves without judgement. Thank Mr. Wilson for your insight.
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  Reader

  Refreshing to read. Great exercises. Special book.
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  Cliente de goodreads

  Es un libro demasiado superficial, no profundiza en nada y realmente no hay conclusiones.