The Exemplary Husband

A Biblical Perspective

By: Dr. Stuart Scott

Narrated by: Todd Belcher

God ordained marriage between a man and a woman for companionship, precreation, and so man would have a "helper suitable." However, God says much more in the Bible about husbands loving their wives than He says about wives submitting to their husbands.

He created marriage to be a picture of the relationship between Christ and the Church. Christ was willing to sacrifice His life for the Church, and God expects no less from husbands today.

The overall purpose of "The Exemplary Husband" is to assist husbands toward purposeful and lasting Christlikeness for the glory of God.

It was written to be the companion book for "The Excellent Wife" by Martha Peace. Foreword by John MacArthur.

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.

©2002 Stuart Scott (P)2024 GodSounds, Inc.

Life Changing!!!

Suggested by my marriage counselor. Will listen it to every couple months for the next few years. So much I didn’t know of how I was to be, act, and lead my family that was God command.

Be a real man

This book is unequivocally the most helpful book in understanding true biblical manhood, in the respect of being an exemplary husband. Too many in today's society stray from true biblical theology to appease thier egos. Pride is the chieftain sin that is present in all other sin and prevents too many from humbly applying what the Bible clearly lays out. Stuart Scott does a phenomenal job extrapolate these truths in easy to understand and thoughtfully curated chapters.

Must read for every marriage

I was excited to see this book in audio form. This is an excellent book on biblical marriage, starting from fundamentals of how our beliefs in who man is and who God is (and is not) impacts how we approach marriage to great application of relationships and sanctification directly to marriage. Best read and discussed with others to maximize growth. The study guide is also a great aid to drive the application home.

Starts strong, but loses focus

This book starts strong dealing with the topic of being a husband. Unfortunately, it quickly loses focus and turns into a book focused on sketchy doctrine that would ignore John 3:16 to imply God only loves those who believe rather than "the world" and only wants to "save some" rather than "whosoever should believe." Even John the Baptist announced Jesus was the Lamb of God who takes away the sins of "the world" and scripture says God is not willing that ANY should perish.

Regardless of your view of Calvin's theology, this book was never marketed as a Calvinist theology book...it was billed as a book about being a husband. Maybe it eventually turns into that again, but after 20 minutes or so listening to questionable theology that had nothing to do with the subject I got the book for, I couldn't do it anymore.

His voice stinks

The guy reading this is terrible. I can’t stand his cadence. It’s so hard to listen to. It’s like he’s half singing and half reading just read it normally I don’t know what this up-and-down flow is, but it’s so distracting. This guy should never read another book and get a new job.